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Maine Men’s Basketball Ousted on Last-Second Shot

Ari Fulton's last-second jumper secured NJIT's 60-58 victory, ending Maine's 8-24 season as NJIT advances to face second-seeded Vermont in the America East semifinals.

  • On Saturday, NJIT rallied to beat Maine 60-58 in the America East quarterfinal with Fulton sinking the game-winning shot with one second left.
  • NJIT will face No. 2 seed Vermont on Tuesday in the semifinals, with UMass Lowell in the other semifinal, also scheduled for Tuesday.
  • Robinson led the way with 21 points, including 12 in the first half as NJIT led 32-29; Bolden had 12 points, six rebounds and three steals, while Fulton finished with 10 points and eight rebounds.
  • Maine's season ends at 8-24 after the quarterfinal defeat, playing the second half without leading scorer T.J. Biel and with Ace Flagg leading with 14 points and eight rebounds.
  • Neither team held more than a five-point edge, with multiple lead changes and ties as Fulton put the Highlanders ahead 58-56 before Ace Flagg tied it in the final seven minutes.
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Robinson, Fulton rally NJIT past Maine 60-58 in America East Conference quarterfinal

Sebastian Robinson had 21 points and Ari Fulton sank the game-winning shot with one second left as NJIT rallied to eliminate Maine 60-58 in the quarterfinals of the America East Conference Tournament.

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Maine men’s basketball ousted on last-second shot

A basket with .2 seconds remaining sends NJIT to the America East semifinals.

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Njit 60, Maine 58

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