(02-19-2022 04:41 PM)B_Hawk06 Wrote:  Evan is about to come tell us via a post like, “For the first time in 83 years a D1 team beat another D1 team by making a three pointer after the other team missed the second free throw because the towel boy forgot to eat grandma’s chicken noodle soup three weeks ago.”

LOL. There is not a way of finding out comebacks or things in a specific part of the game other than general records like biggest comeback. Aaron Estrada led Hofstra in points, rebounds, assists, steals, and blocks, and I wish there was a way of finding out how rare it is to lead a team in all of those. He scored 21. Jahmyl Telfort and Chris Doherty tied for the lead with 22, and Doherty led with 9 rebounds. In the second half, Hofstra scored 47, with Estrada (9), Darlinstone Dubar (8), Jalen Ray (9), Zach Cooks (10), and Jarrod Simmons (9) contributing. Hofstra committed 7 turnovers, including 2 in the second half. Northeastern had 9 more rebounds. Northeastern led by 3 at halftime, and blew a game in which they scored 41 points and allowed only 12 rebounds in the second half.

At halftime, Delaware trails 34-32 at W&M, Towson trails 41-34 at Charleston, and Drexel leads 40-24 at Elon with 16:55 left.