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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University of Maine basketball team ends season with loss to NJIT
The University of Maine basketball team had its season come to an end as it fell to #3 NJIT, 60-58. A back-and-forth first half broke out as neither side established more than a six-point advantage in the opening 20 minutes The score stood at 32-29 heading into halftime in favor of the Highlanders. Mekhi Gray led the way in scoring in the first half for Maine as he had eight points and three rebounds. Ace Flagg had seven points and two rebounds …
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.
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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