Recap Roundups
November 15, 2017
Seton Hall 84, Indiana 68
Seton Hall coach Kevin Willard is blessed with having arguably the best big man in the country in Angel Delgado.
Pittsburgh 70, UC Santa Barbara 62
Jared Wilson-Frame got hot at just the right time, scoring five points in the final two minutes to lead Pittsburgh past UC-Santa Barbara 70-62 on Wednesday night at Petersen Events Center in Pittsburgh.
Penn St. 70, Montana 57
Sophomore forward Lamar Stevens scored a game-high 25 points as Penn State outlasted Montana for a 70-57 victory on Wednesday night in State College, Pa.
Georgetown 102, Mount St. Mary's 68
Junior center Jessie Govan led a balanced Georgetown attack, finishing with 20 points and 14 rebounds as the Hoyas defeated Mount St. Mary's 102-68 on Wednesday night in Washington, D.C.
West Virginia 98, American U. 64
No. 24 West Virginia found a sure way to improve morale: Hosting an opponent who hasn't beaten a Top 25 team in 35 seasons.
North Carolina 93, Bucknell 81
It was quite an eventful night for North Carolina coach Roy Williams, who reached a milestone in a rather ideal manner.
Minnesota 107, Niagara 81
Reggie Lynch had a chance for one of the rarest triple-doubles, but Niagara spoiled it.
Oklahoma 108, Ball St. 69
Freshman guard Trae Young scored 22 points and handed out 13 assists, leading Oklahoma to a 108-69 rout of Ball State on Wednesday at Lloyd Noble Center in Norman, Okla.
Maryland 79, Butler 65
Anthony Cowan had a career-high 25 points as Maryland prevailed 79-65 over Butler in the Gavitt Tipoff Games on Wednesday night at Xfinity Center in College Park, Md.
Creighton 92, Northwestern 88
Creighton's first road test of the season had an ominous beginning as fifth-year senior Toby Hegner sustained a high ankle sprain five minutes in. But the Bluejays overcame the injury behind 33 bench points, upsetting No. 20 Northwestern 92-88 in the Gavitt Tipoff Games on Wednesday night.
Washington St. 75, Seattle 59
Reserve guard Carter Skaggs scored all of his career-high 26 points in the second half to fuel Washington State's comeback in a 75-59 win over Seattle on Wednesday night in Pullman, Wash.
Texas Christian 76, South Dakota 71
Vladimir Brodziansky scored 17 of his 23 points in the second half to lead TCU to a 76-71 victory over visiting South Dakota on Wednesday night in Forth Worth, Texas.
St. Mary's 76, Cal St. Fullerton 57
Calvin Hermanson says the message is stated clearly on the white board in the Saint Mary's locker room: Transition defense.
UCLA 106, Central Arkansas 101
A Wednesday that began with negative headlines for No. 23 UCLA nearly ended with another, but the Bruins rallied in overtime to beat upset-minded Central Arkansas 106-101 at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles.