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Oosterbaan, Hilman Score 22 Apiece to Lead San Francisco over North Dakota State 79-70

Ben Oosterbaan and Andrew Hilman each scored 22 points as San Francisco shot 48% from 3-point range and built a 15-point first-half lead.

  • On Friday, San Francisco defeated North Dakota State 79-70 in nonconference basketball, with Ben Oosterbaan and Andrew Hilman each scoring 22 points to lead the Dons to a 2-0 record.
  • A 15-point first-half lead propelled San Francisco, who shot 48% from 3-point range, including connecting on nine of 17 attempts from deep in the opening half.
  • Rob Diaz III led The Bison with 18 points, while Riley Massey added 17 points and six rebounds; the team shot 37% from the field and 27% from deep.
  • NDSU closed the deficit to four points twice in the second half, with Kaden Tate grabbing seven rebounds and Andy Stefonowicz recording five assists, though The Dons held firm.
  • The Bison finish their three-game California trip on Sunday when they face Cal State-Bakersfield at 5 p.m. CT, seeking to improve on their 1-2 record.
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Oosterbaan, Hilman score 22 apiece to lead San Francisco over North Dakota State 79-70

Ben Oosterbaan and reserve Andrew Hilman both scored 22 points to lead San Francisco to a 79-70 victory over North Dakota State

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