Hokies roll past The Citadel aided by Hill career night
Ahmed Hill poured in a career high 22 points to lift Virginia Tech to a 113-71 win over The Citadel as the Hokies extended their home streak and improved to 9-1. Chris Clarke posted a possible first ever Hokies triple double with 13 points 12 rebounds and 10 assists in a dominant second half start and finish.
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Robotham powers Akron past Marshall in 99-88 win
Noah Robotham scored six 3s for 27 points helping Akron to a 99-88 victory over Marshall. Isaiah Johnson posted 16 points, eight rebounds and eight assists as the Zips improved to 6-0 at home and 8-3 overall, while Stevie Browning led Marshall with 31 points.
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Mountaineers Top UMKC as Huggins Seeks Favorite Win
West Virginia, riding a 9 1 record, dominated UMKC 45 points off 27 turnovers to set their season high scoring output. Nathan Adrian led WVU with 13 points while Daxter Miles Jr and Esa Ahmad added 12 each, and Elijah Macon pulled seven rebounds as Jevon Carter dished six assists. UMKC, missing suspended Martez Harrison, were led by LaVell Boyd with 14 points. The Mountaineers diamonded in rhythm after an upset of Virginia, as both teams prepare for upcoming conference play.
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West Virginia Women Rout Longwood To Stay Unbeaten
West Virginia, ranked No. 14, improved to 11-0 with a 107-40 win over Longwood. Tynice Martin led with 21 points and a career-high seven assists, joined by Lanny Montgomery with 19 and Teana Muldrow with 17. Katrina Pardee added a career-best 10 assists as WVU opened 2010-11 with their second-best start. The Mountaineers last reached 100-plus points in December 2014.
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