Big Ten MBB Scores and Standings (11/30)

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November 30

B1G/ACC Challenge
#5 Purdue 79, Florida State 69
#10 Indiana 77, #18 North Carolina 65
#17 Duke 81, #25 Ohio State 72
Notre Dame 70, #20 Michigan State 52
Miami (FL) 68, Rutgers 61
Nebraska 88, Boston College 67

ACC wins the B1G/ACC Challenge: 8-6

Standings
Indiana (7-0)
Maryland (7-0)
Purdue (7-0)
Illinois (6-1)
Cockeye (6-1)
Penn State (6-2)
Michigan (5-2)
Northwestern (5-2)
Ohio State (5-2)
Rutgers (5-2)
Wisconsin (5-2)
Nebraska (5-3)
Michigan State (5-3)
Minnesota (4-3)

Games for Friday, December 2
#16 Illinois at #22 Maryland (8:00 PM - BTN)

Next Nebraska Game - Sunday, December 4
Nebraska at #7 Pickle Smoochers (3:30 PM - FS1)

 

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	1st	2nd	TOTAL
Boston College	34	33	67
Nebraska	37	51	88

Boston College	STATS	Nebraska
24-54 (44.4%)	FG	32-52 (61.5%)
8-22 (36.4%)	3FG	12-23 (52.2%)
11-15 (73.3%)	FT	12-18 (66.7%)
9	Off Rebounds	7
17	Def Rebounds	22
26	Total Rebounds	29
18	Fouls	17
12	Assists	21
10	Turnovers	10
2	Blocks	1
4	Steals	7
28	Pts in Paint	40
11	Pts off Turnovers	9
10	Second Chance Pts	13
5	Fast Break Pts	2
34	Bench Pts	34

SCORING

BOSTON COLLEGE
Devni McGlockton - 20
CJ Penha - 13
Chas Kelley III - 10
Makai Ashton-Langford - 9
Mason Madsen - 7
Jaeden Zackery - 4
DeMarr Langford Jr - 4
TOTAL - 67

NEBRASKA
Keisei Tominaga - 23
C.J. Wilcher - 14
Emmanuel Bandoumel - 12
Juwan Gary - 10
Derrick Walker - 10
Sam Griesel - 8
Blaise Keita - 5
Denim Dawson - 3
Wilhelm Breidenbach - 2
Oleg Kojenets - 1
TOTAL - 88

 

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Tominaga Shoots Huskers Past Boston College
Huskers.com

Keisei Tominaga tied his career high with 23 points off the bench as Nebraska cruised past Boston College, 88-67, at Pinnacle Bank Arena in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge Wednesday night.

The Huskers (5-3) put five players in doubles and shot a blistering 62 percent from the field, their highest mark the 2014-15 season.

Nebraska used a 23-2 spurt over a 12-minute span, turning a 34-30 deficit into a 17-point lead with just over 11 minutes remaining and cruised to a 21-point win.

Tominaga's second career 20-point game keyed five Huskers in double figures for the second straight game. C.J. Wilcher scored all 14 of his points in the second half, while Emmanuel Bandoumel (12), Juwan Gary (10) and Derrick Walker (10) all reached double figures.

The Huskers outscored the Eagles 40-28 in the paint and outrebounding them 29-26. Nebraska also knocked down 12 three-pointers, the most in a game this season.

Blaise Keita immediately gave the Huskers a spark off the bench, netting five points to put Nebraska in front 10-5 with 13:46 left in the first half. The Eagles tied the game at 13 after a pair of 3-point shots from Makai Ashton-Langford and Chas Kelley III at the 11:33 mark.

The Huskers continued to get ample production from their bench as Tominaga erupted for 13 of his 17 first-half points over the next 5:33 to grab a 26-22 advantage. Boston College once again battled back and ventured on an 11-2 run to go up by five at the under-four timeout.

A crucial 7-0 run to close the half saw the Huskers sink their last three shots and take a 37-34 lead into the break. Nebraska held Boston College scoreless for the final 2:25 of the first half and took a 3-point point lead into the locker room.

Bandoumel knocked down a triple to begin the second half as Nebraska rattled off 12 unanswered points across the two halves, extending their lead to eight. A pair of buckets from Gary and Sam Griesel gave the Huskers their first double-digit lead with 14:23 remaining.

Up 46-36, Wilcher knocked down a triple followed by baskets from Wilhelm Breidenbach and Griesel to give Nebraska a 10-point lead with 11:15 left in the half. As the Eagles inched closer, Tominaga brought Husker fans to their feet with two consecutive three-pointers.

Up next, the Huskers make the short trek up I-80 to take on No. 7 Pickle Smoochers on Sunday, Dec. 4. Tipoff is set for 3:30 p.m. and the game will be carried on the Huskers Radio Network and televised by FS1.

 

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Nebraska did their part 2-0 against the ACleast

 

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POSTGAME NOTES

-With the win, Nebraska improves to 6-6 all-time in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge and picks up its first win in the event since 2018

- Nebraska improves to 2-0 all-time against Boston College with both wins coming in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge

- Nebraska shot 61.5 percent from the floor, its highest total since shooting 62.8 percent against Northwestern on Feb. 3, 2015

- Keisei Tominaga tied a career-high with 23 points tonight, matching his 23-point effort last season against South Dakota. It marked Tominaga's second career 20-point game. He has been in double figures in each of the last three games and five times this season, all coming off the bench

- Tominaga's 23 points is a season high for any Husker this season (Sam Griesel vs. Maine)

- Nebraska held Boston College without a field goal for over 12 minutes from the 3:11 mark in the first half to the 11:07 mark in the second half, outscoring Boston College 25-3 in that span

- Emmanuel Bandoumel matched his career high with six assists, matching his personal best set at Vanderbilt on Jan. 4, 2020 while at SMU

- Nebraska put five players in double figures for the second straight game

- Nebraska out-rebounded Boston College 29-26, the fourth straight game NU out-rebounded an opponent.

- Nebraska's 88 points was a season-high and highest total since since scoring 93 at Penn State on Feb. 27, 2002

- C.J. Wilcher scored all of his 14 points in the second half, including shooting 4-for-7 from behind the arc.

- Nebraska drained a season-high 12 three-pointers in the contest, including 9-of-13 in the second half