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Instant Takeaways From Virginia Tech's 82-62 Win Over Mount St. Mary's
Amani Hansberry scored 20 points and Isaiah Elohim added a career-high 16 as the Hokies forced 23 turnovers and improved to 4-0.
- On Friday, Virginia Tech defeated Mount St. Mary's 82-62, led by forward Amani Hansberry's 20 points and contributions from guards Ben Hammond and Isaiah Elohim with 18 and 16 points respectively.
- Virginia Tech's defensive pressure forced 23 turnovers against the Mountaineers, limiting Mount St. Mary's to just 48 field-goal attempts at Cassell Coliseum.
- Dominating the glass, the Hokies secured 21 offensive rebounds compared to Mount St. Mary's nine, winning the overall rebound battle 41-32 while recording 14 steals.
- Coach Mike Young described the team as a "work-in-progress" following the victory, emphasizing the squad's physicality and toughness on the court.
- Virginia Tech hosts Richmond on Monday, November 16, with the 3-1 Spiders presenting the next test for the undefeated Hokies.
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Amani Hansberry delivered 20 points, five assists and five steals as Virginia Tech remained unbeaten with a wire-to-wire, 82-62 victory over Mount St. Mary's Friday in Blacksburg, Va. Ben Hammond contributed 18 points and eight assists for the Hokies (4-0), who scored the game's first seven points but had trouble pulling away from the pesky
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