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Tyson Scores 27, Crocker-Johnson Adds 11 and 11 Rebounds; Minnesota Beats Green Bay in OT
Cade Tyson led Minnesota with 27 points, including key free throws and rebounds, as the Golden Gophers secured a 72-65 overtime win against Green Bay.
- On Saturday in Minneapolis, Cade Tyson scored 27 points to help Minnesota Golden Gophers beat Green Bay Phoenix 72-65 in overtime.
- Green Bay entered trying to end a three-game road slide, while the pregame betting line heavily favored the Minnesota Golden Gophers for Saturday's matchup.
- A late Preston Ruedinger layup tied the game and a replay confirmed Chansey Willis Jr.'s half-court shot came after the buzzer, forcing overtime in a game marked by 45 personal fouls.
- Minnesota's win leaves the Golden Gophers 3-1 while Green Bay falls to 1-4; Marcus Hall and Preston Ruedinger scored 15 points apiece for the Phoenix.
- Tyson, a North Carolina transfer who played at Belmont, shot 7 of 14 overall, 3 of 5 from 3, and hit 10 of 14 free throws while grabbing an offensive rebound leading to a free-throw sequence.
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Minnesota survives upset bid to down Green Bay in OT
Cade Tyson scored 27 points on 7-for-14 shooting, and Minnesota escaped with a 72-65 overtime win against Green Bay on Saturday night in Minneapolis. Jaylen Crocker-Johnson notched a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds for Minnesota (3-1), which remained unbeaten on its home court. Isaac Asuma finished with nine points and a team-high seven assists. Preston Ruedinger scored 15 points and dished six assists for Green Bay (1-4), which nea…
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Tyson scores 27, Crocker-Johnson adds 11 and 11 rebounds; Minnesota beats Green Bay in OT
Cade Tyson scored 27 points and Jaylen Crocker-Johnson had 11 points and 11 rebounds on Saturday night to help Minnesota beat Green Bay 72-65 in overtime.
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