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http://stats.statbroadcast.com/broadcast/?id=289475 https://towsontigers.com/news/2019/12/21/mens-basketball-towson-applies-the-finishng-touch-to-edge-tulane.aspx Not going to post the comments after the game. Just wasn't worth it. When you blow a late lead for the third time this season in regulation, you expect to lose in overtime. Fortunately, they went small after Juwan Gray struggled to make shots (0-5), Pat Skerry went with Nick Timberlake and a small line up of Dennis Tunstall, Allen Betrand, Jason Gibson and Brian Fobbs. That worked and they made enough shots, including free throws to win. Last night, Towson struggled from the line, but on Saturday, they made 23 of 26 led by 9-of-10 from Fobbs, who had 24 points. Betrand bounced back from a six-turnover game against Liberty with 18 points and made all six of his free throw attempts. Fobbs also had a team-high 12 rebounds as Towson crushed Tulane on the boards, 44-28. But the other major story of the day was the play of Nick Timberlake. He had a career-high 15 points on 6-of-10 shooting (3-5 3pt) and had five boars with one key block on 6-7 K.J. Lawson. The Tigers did a great job on Lawson, who had just 4 pts on 1-of-12 shooting. They could stop Teshaun Hightower, who had 33 points on 9-of-15 shooting. Could have been worse. Could have blown this game completely, against a pretty good team that beat Utah and has a ton of high major transfers led by Lawson (Kansas/Memphis) and Hightower (Georgia).

I hear you. Very frustrating watching this team. If he started out with 10 Morgan State's and UMBC's, we might be 9-3 or 10-2. But we're not. We are better than last season. But I don't know what that means for conference play. I'll take 6-6 in OOC if we can somehow squeak by a much-improved Tulane team with no rest.

Too late. He's gone.