Cambridge, MA - The Cornell Big Red (12-10, 4-2) defeated the Harvard Crimson (11-8, 4-2) 67-61 after erasing a 15-point second half deficit at Laviettes Pavillion. After a tight start to the game, the hosts secured a 34-21 halftime lead by using a 17-2 run to end the half. In the second half, the Big Red rallied behind junior forward, Jimmy Boeheim (6'8''-F-98)'s 11 points. They eventually took the lead as senior star, Matt Morgan finally erupted on the offensive end of the floor for ten of his 15 points in the final five minutes. With 33 seconds remaining, Boeheim made a difficult pass on the move to a wide-open Terrence McBride for a game sealing triple from the right wing that put the visitors up by four. McBride also put the finishing touches on this win from the foul line, en route to nine points. Junior guard Bryce Aiken scored 24 points for the Crimson, while fellow backcourt junior, Christian Juzang added 12 points.
Boeheim led all Big Red players with 16 points on 5-of-11 shooting, including four triples out of eight attempts, all in spot up situations. Away from the ball he often cut hard to the basket and helped create scoring opportunities for himself and his teammates. Defensively, he did a good job moving his feet and was very active in the passing lanes, while deflecting several passes and disrupting the flow of the Harvard offense.
A night after scoring a career-high 41 points in an 83-80 road win at Dartmouth, Cornell's Morgan struggled shooting the ball for most of the night but still managed to be a key contributor in this game. From his leadership skills to his scoring prowess, it was easy to notice his impact on the floor. He did a really nice job in letting the game come to him and did not force up many highly contested shots. Instead, he passed the ball, cut hard, and set screens for his teammates. On one of those cuts in the final five minutes he was held and converted the bonus free throws. Later, he put his head down and scored off the window through contact for a three-point play opportunity. On Cornell's biggest possession of the game, he gave the ball to Boeheim, who made the pass leading to the game clinching triple from McBride. Offensively, he knows how to use his athleticism to get in the lane and finish as well as create his own shot. This was highlighted by one of his three makes from the field, as he rose over the top of Juzang for a tough 14-footer in the lane. He did a very nice job moving his feet for most of the night and forced driving Crimson guards to throw up tough off-balance shots. He also added two steals against the driving guards. Handling the ball was an ongoing issue for Morgan, as he turned it over seven times.
Harvard's Aiken followed up his career-night (44 points in the triple overtime win last night against Columbia) with a 24-point effort on 9-of-12 shooting in a frustrating loss for the Crimson. He showed a nice array of dribble moves and got to the basket almost at will in the first half en route to 17 points. He also showed the ability to create his own shot off the dribble and converted on difficult, highly contested shots. Despite most of his offensive success, he managed to record seven turnovers on the night. On the defensive end of the floor, he had a solid night with three steals and moved his feet well, thus helping the Crimson keep the Big Red guards outside of the paint. Point guard Juzang added tremendous defense on Morgan to his 12-point effort, which also included clutch shooting. The junior did a great job forcing Morgan to give up the ball over the course of the first 35 minutes of the night and helped make him almost a non-factor as Harvard appeared to be in control. He did a great job moving his feet and beating Morgan to the spot and was very active in the passing lanes on and off the ball. He did a great job denying Morgan touches in the first 20-23 seconds of the shot clock or forced a catch near half court when tasked with guarding him. Offensively he knocked down a huge triple off the dribble to help Harvard snap a game-tying rally by Cornell with just under 10 minutes to go.
Up Next: The Cornell Big Red will host Brown University (14-8, 2-4) back in Ithaca, NY. The Harvard Crimson will visit the Princeton Tigers (12-7, 4-2).
This article was written by Nadav Boker, a correspondent and scout for NetScouts Basketball.
Nashville, TN - The Auburn Tigers traveled to Memorial Gymnasium and defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores on the road for the first time since the 1999-2000 season by a score of 65-54. Both teams struggled offensively with Auburn shooting 34.7 percent overall and the Commodores shooting 33.3 percent. Auburn forced Vanderbilt into 19 turnovers in a sloppy, slow paced contest. The Tigers were paced by PG Jared Harper(5'11''-PG-97) (5-11, 175) who scored 16 points and added eight assists with... [read more]
Nashville, TN - The Auburn Tigers traveled to Memorial Gymnasium and defeated the Vanderbilt Commodores on the road for the first time since the 1999-2000 season by a score of 65-54. Both teams struggled offensively with Auburn shooting 34.7 percent overall and the Commodores shooting 33.3 percent. Auburn forced Vanderbilt into 19 turnovers in a sloppy, slow paced contest.
The Tigers were paced by PG Jared Harper (5'11''-PG-97) (5-11, 175) who scored 16 points and added eight assists with three steals. Harper controlled the game with only one turnover over 36 minutes played. Harper continued his excellent shooting this season, making 4-of-10 overall and 3-of-8 from distance, while slightly struggling from the free throw line, making only 5-of-8. All three of his three point makes came from NBA distance and off the dribble. Harper also setup all of Auburn's outside shooting, assisting on every other made three-pointer. His lone two pointer came on a floater off a drive into the middle of the lane. Sophomore forward Chuma Okeke (6-8, 230) continued his recent dominant offensive play for Auburn, reaching the charity stripe numerous times after drawing fouls on post up play from the left block. He finished 8-of-10 from the free throw line. He also went 1-of-3 from long range, on a catch and shoot from Harper. Okeke also added six rebounds, three steals and a block. Two of his steals came on help defense when the ball was passed into post, and he also intercepted a pass on the perimeter.
Vanderbilt was led by Top 100 recruit, forward Andrew Nesmith (6-6, 213) who entered the game averaging 3.2 PPG. He finished with 24 points and 14 rebounds, including eight offensive rebounds. He struggled overall shooting finishing 6-of-21 from the field, however he was 3-of-9 from three and was also a perfect 9-of-9 from the free throw line. He scored his three pointers on catch and shoot opportunities and his makes inside included a drive to the rim and tip in. Top 25 recruit, freshman forward Simi Shittu struggled prior to fouling out, finishing with si6 points and two rebounds. He made both layup attempts, but could not get into the flow of the game after sitting with foul trouble early. Junior forward Yanni Wetzell (6-10, 240) had a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. He had one block and effected several other shots.
Auburn (17-8, 6-6) travels home to face Arkansas on Wednesday, while Vanderbilt (9-16, 0-12) makes the short trip to face No. 1 Tennessee on Tuesday.
This article was written by Lee Busby, a correspondent and scout for NetScouts Basketball.
Austin, TX - Entering Saturday losing seven of their last eight games, the Oklahoma State Cowboys were unable to reverse their fortune with a 69-57 loss to the Texas Longhorns. The two teams split the season series with each winning on their home floors. The Longhorns are now 12-2 on the year when scoring 69 points or more. The Cowboys were able to jump out to an early lead scoring what proved to be their only fast break points of the day on back-to-back possessions. Texas would settle d... [read more]
Austin, TX - Entering Saturday losing seven of their last eight games, the Oklahoma State Cowboys were unable to reverse their fortune with a 69-57 loss to the Texas Longhorns. The two teams split the season series with each winning on their home floors. The Longhorns are now 12-2 on the year when scoring 69 points or more.
The Cowboys were able to jump out to an early lead scoring what proved to be their only fast break points of the day on back-to-back possessions. Texas would settle down offensively which ultimately led a 19-7 scoring run to end the half. Early foul trouble led to Oklahoma State having to play a smaller lineup for the latter half of the first period.
In the second half, the teams traded scoring runs throughout the first 10 minutes of the period. The Cowboys were able to pull within six points before their offense sputtered down the stretch. The Longhorns' athleticism and length were just too much to overcome as Oklahoma State closed the game making just two of their final 11 shots.
Oklahoma State's recent struggles continued during Saturday's contest tying a season low in team assists (9) while also losing the rebounding battle for the sixth straight game. Throughout the game, Texas was able to get to the rim fairly consistently against the Cowboy defense scoring 32 points in the paint. In addition, the Longhorns were able to get solid contributions from their bench outscoring Oklahoma State 16-2 in bench points.
Although the Cowboys converted 34.8 percent of their three-point attempts, the majority of those conversions came from Thomas Dziagwa. Known for his sharpshooting at Oklahoma State, Dziagwa has a unusual shot motion in that the ball's trajectory is more horizontal then vertical alongside the movement of his guide hand. Regardless, he is incredibly effective shooter from deep range connecting on 7-of-11 shots. He is a solid cutter and moves well around the court. Defensively, Dziagwa has good size for his position, but has a tendency to get caught leaning or flat-footed allowing his opponent to get the advantage.
The clear playmaker and primary ball handler for the Cowboys, Isaac Likekele plays with confidence when the ball is in his hands. An under-utilized shooter, Likekele has a compact shot motion in which his elbow position sits near the middle of his chest. He plays with high energy and isn't afraid to dive for loose balls. In addition, Likekele has the strength at his size to defend and overpower larger opponents.
Texas guard Kerwin Roach II (6'4''-G-96) was aggressive offensively throughout Saturday's contest. Scoring much of his points near the rim, Roach was able to use his athleticism and quick burst to get into advantageous positions around the court. In addition, Roach was tasked with chasing Dziagwa around screens for much of the game and still led his team in scoring. Roach doesn't have great length for his position but makes up for it with his athleticism.
Texas (15-11) will head north to take on the Oklahoma Sooners next Saturday (2/23). Oklahoma State (9-16) will head home to take on TCU on Monday (2/18) evening.
This article was written by Justin Ullestad, a correspondent and scout for NetScouts Basketball.
Portland, OR - In a battle of the 8th and 9th place teams in the Big Sky Conference the Portland State Vikings, playing their first full season in the renovated Stott Center, ran away from Northern Arizona by the score of 103-94. The Vikings took control of game with relentless full court pressure defense, transition offense, and never let off the throttle the entire game. The very fast and aggressive start knocked the Northern Arizona down early on but they never quit. Northern Arizona... [read more]
Portland, OR - In a battle of the 8th and 9th place teams in the Big Sky Conference the Portland State Vikings, playing their first full season in the renovated Stott Center, ran away from Northern Arizona by the score of 103-94. The Vikings took control of game with relentless full court pressure defense, transition offense, and never let off the throttle the entire game.
The very fast and aggressive start knocked the Northern Arizona down early on but they never quit. Northern Arizona begin making shots, and following the lead of freshman point guard Cameron Shelton who went the the free throw line ten times in the first half converting on eight. The pressure attack with trapping schemes all across the floor gave the Vikings a 58-44 at the half. The second half was much of the same, and the closest the Lumberjacks got in the game was 99-92 with 1:08 remaining, following a made free throw from Shelton. 6'4' Northern Arizona freshman guard Luke Avdalovic played well in the second half, scoring fourteen of his points connecting on 4 out of 8 three pointers. He finished with 20 points (7-12 FG, 6-10 3 FG). The Vikings would seal the victory as point guard Holland Woods (6'0''-PG) broke the full court press a few times for assists on dunks by Sal Nuhu. Portland State tooped Northern Arizona in points in the paint (54-28) and bench points (38-19). The Vikings shot 59 percent for the game.
For Portland State 6'0' sophomore guard Holland Woods had his third double-double this season as he displayed his talents as an exceptional ball handler with good speed and quickness. Woods has an innate ability to find teammates without directly looking at them while changing gears and direction on the court. He finished with 27 points (11-15 FG, 1-4 3 FG, 4-5 FT), six rebounds, ten assists with seven turnovers and three steals. Woods is definitely a player to follow over the next two seasons as he has some good tools and skill sets to work with. 6'8' junior center Sal Nuhu, a shot blocking presence in and around the paint, runs the floor well, with nice touch around the paint. He scored 20 points (7-11 FG, 6-9 FT) with eight rebounds, six blocks and two steals. He is aa lengthy athletic center who closes out well on shooters. Shooting guard Michael Nuga provided the necessary outside shooting with good bounce off the floor, nice range, and trajectory on his shot. He scored 27 points (9-17 FG), making 4-of-8 three pointers in the second half. 5'10' Senior guard Deante Strickland played some solid minutes off the bench for the Vikings with his aggressive tenacity on defense, speed, power, penetration, and shooting. He finished with 8 points (3-6 FG, 2-4 3 FG), four rebounds, and a 4 to 1 assist/turnover ratio.. Senior 6'0' guard Derek Brown brought the energy necessary to begin the high octane tempo in eleven minutes of play contributing 8 points (4-7 FG), two rebounds, two assists and two steals. Brown is a very explosive athlete, who plays very hard on both ends of the court.
For Northern Arizona 6'7' sophomore Forward Bernie Andre was a complete competitor on both ends of the floor. He isn't afraid of the physical contact, has good size, athleticism, and skills as a combo wing to slash to the basket or battle inside. Andre had 20 points (5-8 FG, 1-3 3FG, 9-13 FT), twelve rebounds and three assist. He brings a certified toughness to the game for the Lumberjacks. 6'2' freshman point guard Cameron Shelton is a very talented left handed guard with a nice burst of speed, quickness, and defensive competitiveness. He scored 15 points (3-7 FG, 9-12 FT) with three rebounds and two assists. Shelton has the ability with his explosiveness to get into the paint and make things happen with physical contact and has good size at the point. 6'4' Freshman guard Luke Avdalovic is a shooter whom can beat you in seconds. He doesn't need the ball in his hand to make plays, his movement without the ball is offense alone. He is a catch and pop shooter whom is currently shooting 50 percent on three pointers on the season. 6'8' Freshman forward Nik Mains has a bright future. With good length, size, some athleticism, and the ability to finish with either hand around the basket, Mains finished with 12 points (5-7 FG, 2-4 3FG) in twenty minutes of play.
Portland State (10-14, 5-8), hosts Southern Utah (12-11, 7-7) on Saturday February 16th while Northern Arizona (7-17, 5-9), travels to play Sacramento State (11-11, 5-8) also on Saturday.
This article was written by Lorenzo Leaks, a correspondent and scout for NetScouts Basketball.
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Here is the weekly review of the top performing 49ers alumni, who are currently playing in pro basketball.
Pierria Henry (6'4''-PG-93) was the major contributor in a Unics Kazan's victory against the league leader CSKA in the VTB United League on Monday night.
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Top University of North Carolina - Charlotte alumni playing currently pro basketball
Here is the weekly review of the top performing 49ers alumni, who are currently playing in pro basketball.
#1.Pierria Henry (6'4''-PG-93, graduated '15, plays pro in Russia) was the major contributor in a 3-point Unics Kazan's victory against the league leader CSKA (17-2) 71-68 in the VTB United League on Monday night.
He recorded 15 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists and 5 steals in 31 minutes.
It was the game of the round between two top 4 ranked teams. Unics Kazan (14-3) is placed second in the VTB United League.
It was his team's third consecutive victory in a row.
There are only three games left until the end of the VTB United League Regular Season. So now every game will be critical.
Henry has relatively good stats this season 10.7ppg, 3.9rpg, 3.8apg and 1.6spg.
#2.Chris Braswell (6'9''-F/C-89, graduated '13, plays in Uruguay) led Malvin to an easy victory against one of league's weakest teams Sayago (3-23) crushing them 101-77 in the Uruguayan LUB in Monday night's game.
Braswell scored 15 points and grabbed 8 rebounds.
Malvin Montevideo (20-6) is placed first in the LUB.
It was his team's fourth consecutive victory in a row.
The Regular Season already ended.
This year Braswell averages 8.8ppg and 3.8rpg in five games he played so far.
#3.Luka Voncina (6'4''-G-91, graduated '12, currently in Slovenia), who plays in the Slovenian Liga Nova KBM could not help Primorska (10-6) to beat Krka (9-6).
Voncina scored 7 points and added 5 passes in 21 minutes.
The league leader Primorska was edged 66-64 at home by the second-ranked Krka.
This season Voncina averages 7.4ppg, 2.6rpg, 2.2apg and 1.1spg.
#4.Terrence Williams (6'6''-F-93, graduated '15, plays pro in Germany) was not able to help BSW Sixers Sandersdorf (11-10) in their last game. Despite his good performance the sixth-placed BSW Sixers Sandersdorf (11-10) lost 63-68 on the road to the higher-ranked (#5) Iserlohn in the North group.
Williams scored 11 points, had 5 rebounds and dished 3 assists.
His team will play only one more game in the Regular Season. And now that game is very crucial.
Williams has relatively good stats this year 14.5ppg, 6.1rpg and 2.1apg in 19 games.
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We bring you last week's top former Warhawks players who are currently playing in pro basketball.
Tylor Ongwae (6'7''-F-91)to a victory against the third-ranked Svendborg in the Danish BasketLigaen last Sunday.
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#1.Tylor Ongwae (6'7''-F-91, graduated '15, plays pro in Denmark) led Bakken to a victory against the third-ranked Svendborg (13-7) 87-78 in the Danish BasketLigaen last Sunday.
He recorded 12 points and grabbed 4 rebounds in 21 minutes.
It was the game of the round between two top 3 ranked teams in group ProA. Bakken Bears (18-1) is placed first.
It was his team's seventh consecutive victory in a row.
Ongwae has relatively good stats this year 11.7ppg, 3.7rpg, 1.6apg and 1.2spg in 18 games he played so far.
#2.Jamaal Samuel (6'9''-F-93, graduated '16, plays in Mexico) could not help Huracanes de Tampico (6-32) in their last game on Friday. Despite his very good performance the seventh-placed Huracanes de Tampico (6-32) was edged 89-87 on the road by the second-ranked Mineros in the North group.
Samuel was the second best scorer with 19 points.
His team will play only one more game in the Regular Season. And that game will be critical.
Samuel has relatively good stats this season 13.7ppg, 5.4rpg, 1.7apg and 1.2spg.
He is a naturalized Virgin Islander.
#3.Justin Roberson (6'1''-G-93, graduated '16, currently in Switzerland) contributed to an easy victory against the seventh-ranked Boncourt (7-9) crushing them 93-71 in the Swiss SBL in Saturday night's game.
He scored 13 points, had 6 rebounds and dished 7 assists in 31 minutes.
Fribourg Olympic (12-0) is placed first in the SBL.
So far his team won all twelve games in the Regular Season.
There are only four games left until the end of the Regular Season. So now every game is very crucial.
It's Roberson's first season with the team.
This year Roberson averages 9.9ppg, 3.1rpg, 3.7apg and 1.8spg in 16 games.
#4.Demondre Harvey (6'7''-F/C-93, graduated '16, plays pro in Argentina) was not able to help Parque Sur (10-16) in their last game on Wednesday. Despite Harvey's very good performance the fifth-placed Parque Sur (10-16) was defeated 76-68 in Plottier by the higher-ranked Centro Espanol (#3) in the South - C.South group.
He was the top scorer with 18 points. Harvey also added 5 rebounds.
It's Harvey's first season with the team.
He has relatively good stats this year 12.5ppg, 7.1rpg and 1.1bpg.
#5.Majok Deng (6'10''-F-93, graduated '16, plays in Australia) was not able to secure a victory for Adelaide 36ers (14-15) in their game against Perth Wildcats (18-9) in the Australian NBL. He did not have that impressive stats last Friday.
Deng scored only 2 points in 3 minutes on the court.
Adelaide 36ers lost 85-93 in Perth to the leading Wildcats.
It was Adelaide 36ers' third consecutive loss in a row.
The Regular Season already ended.
It's Deng's first season with the team.
This year he averages 7.6ppg and 2.9rpg in 28 games.
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Traditionally, every week we bring you a list of the top former Flyers players who continue their career in pro basketball.
Robert Lowery (6'2''-PG-87) could not help Polski Cukier Torun (15-4) in their last game. Despite his good performance Polski Cukier Torun lost 80-89 on the r [read more]
Top University of Dayton alumni playing currently pro basketball
Traditionally, every week we bring you a list of the top former Flyers players who continue their career in pro basketball.
#1.Robert Lowery (6'2''-PG-87, graduated '10, plays pro in Poland) could not help Polski Cukier Torun (15-4) in their last game. Despite his good performance Polski Cukier Torun lost 80-89 on the road to the lower-ranked (#4) Anwil.
Lowery had a double-double by scoring 12 points and making 10 passes. He also added and 3 steals in 29 minutes.
It was Polski Cukier Torun's first loss after six consecutive victories.
Lowery has relatively good stats this year 12.9ppg, 4.1rpg, 6.9apg and 1.4spg in 19 games he played so far.
#2.Devin Oliver (6'9''-PF-92, graduated '14, plays in Germany) was the major contributor in a s.Oliver Wuerzburg's victory against the 14th-ranked BG Goettingen (7-14) 88-71 in the German BBL last Tuesday.
Oliver scored 14 points.
s.Oliver Wuerzburg (6-7) is placed fifth in the BBL.
This season Oliver averages 10.0ppg, 3.5rpg, 2.0apg and 2.0spg.
#3. Experienced Brian Roberts (6'2''-PG-85, graduated '08, currently in Spain) contributed to a 2-point Unicaja Malaga's victory against the eighth-ranked La ICL Manresa (11-9) 99-97 in the Spanish Liga Endesa on Sunday night.
Roberts scored 6 points and added 4 passes in 21 minutes.
Unicaja Malaga (13-7) is placed fourth in the Liga Endesa.
It's Roberts' first season with the team.
He has relatively good stats this year 10.7ppg, 1.5rpg and 3.4apg in 20 games.
#4.Jordan Sibert (6'4''-G-92, graduated '15, plays pro in the NBA G League) was not able to help the Erie Bay Hawks in their game against the Greensboro Swarm (18-18) in the NBA G League. Despite his very good performance in Saturday night's game He was the top scorer with 22 points. Sibert also added 4 rebounds.
Sibert has individually a very good season with high stats. He averages 15.1ppg, 4.3rpg, 2.0apg and 1.5spg.
#5.Scoochie Smith (6'2''-G-94, graduated '17, plays in the NBA G League) was not able to secure a victory for the Canton Charge (12-23) in their game against the Wisconsin Herd (9-26) in the NBA G League, despite his very good performance last Sunday.
Smith was the second best scorer with 18 points. He also added 8 rebounds and made 2 blocks in 38 minutes; quite an impressive performance considering it's only Smith's second season in pro basketball. But the Canton Charge (#4) lost 106-117 in Oshkosh to the Wisconsin Herd.
It was Charge's eighth consecutive loss in a row.
It's Smith's first year with the team.
He has relatively good stats this season 11.6ppg, 4.4rpg, 5.9apg and 1.6spg in 35 games.
#6.Kyle Davis (6'0''-PG-95, graduated '17, currently in Argentina) couldn't help Comunicaciones in their game against Hispano Americano de Rio Gallegos in the Argentinian La Liga. Despite his very good performance on Thursday night Davis was the top scorer with 21 points. He also added 4 rebounds and 5 assists.
This season Davis averages 8.8ppg, 3.2rpg, 2.6apg and 1.3spg.
#7.Vincent Sanford (6'4''-G-90, graduated '14, plays pro in France) couldn't help ES Chalon-Sur-Saone in their game against Pau-Lacq-Orthez in the French Jeep ELITE.
Sanford scored 8 points, grabbed 8 rebounds and dished 4 assists in 28 minutes.
His team lost 78-82.
He has relatively good stats this year 14.5ppg, 3.9rpg, 3.3apg and 1.4spg in 20 games.
#8.Chris Wright (6'8''-F-88, graduated '11, plays in the NBA G League) couldn't help the Oklahoma City Blue in their game against the South Bay Lakers in the NBA G League. Despite his very good performance on Sunday night He scored 13 points and grabbed 5 rebounds.
Wright has relatively good stats this season 10.4ppg, 4.3rpg and 1.1spg.
#9.Kevin Dillard (6'0''-PG-89, graduated '13, currently in Italy) couldn't help Termoforgia JE in their game against Roseto Sharks in the Italian Serie A2 (second division), despite his very good performance in Wednesday night's game.
Dillard was the second best scorer with 14 points. He also added 4 rebounds and dished 5 assists in 31 minutes.
But his team lost 93-106.
Dillard has very impressive stats this year 16.6ppg, 5.2rpg and 6.1apg in 19 games.
Worth to mention he played also at Eurobasket Summer League, which helped him get the job in pro basketball.
#10.Charles Cooke (6'5''-G-94, graduated '17, plays pro in the NBA G League) couldn't help the Sioux Falls Skyforce in their game against the Stockton Kings in the NBA G League.
Cooke scored 8 points, grabbed 5 rebounds and dished 5 assists.
His team was badly defeated by 19 points 126-107 in the NBA G League.
He has relatively good stats this season 14.1ppg, 3.9rpg, 2.2apg and 1.1spg.
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