Long Island 71, Quinnipiac 73

1 2 OT T
LIU (7-13) 30 35 6 71
QUIN (8-10) 40 25 8 73

Final

12:30 PM ET, January 27, 2007
TD Banknorth SportsCenter
Hamden, CT

Quinnipiac 73, Long Island 71 OT

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Team Stat Comparison
LONG ISLAND QUINNIPIAC
Points 71 73
FG Made-Attempted 22-63 (.349) 31-63 (.492)
3P Made-Attempted 8-21 (.381) 5-22 (.227)
FT Made-Attempted 19-27 (.704) 6-8 (.750)
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) 12 (0/0) 23 (0/0)
Largest Lead 0 14
Game Leaders
 LONG ISLANDQUINNIPIAC
PointsJ. Williams 21A. Gonzalez 21
ReboundsA. Adomaitis 6D. Meinbresse 7
AssistsA. Scott 6A. Gonzalez 7
StealsA. Scott 2A. Gonzalez 2
 · Team Stats: Long Island | Quinnipiac
2006-07 Season
DATEGAMELINKS
· Jan 27, 2007 @QUIN 73, LIU 71Recap | Box Score
Feb 17, 2007 QUIN 70, @LIU 68Recap | Box Score
Next 5 Games
LONG ISLAND (ET) QUINNIPIAC (ET)
01/30 WAG 7:00pm
02/02 @SHU 7:00pm
02/05 CCSU 7:00pm
02/11 @SFNY 4:00pm
02/15 @FDU 7:00pm
01/29 CCSU 7:00pm
02/01 @SFNY 7:00pm
02/03 MSM 12:30pm
02/08 SHU 7:00pm
02/10 @CCSU 4:00pm
 · Complete Schedule: Long Island | Quinnipiac
Northeast Conference Standings
TEAMCONF W-LTOTAL W-L
Central Connecticut State16-222-11
Sacred Heart12-618-14
Quinnipiac11-714-15
Robert Morris9-917-11
Fairleigh Dickinson9-914-16
Mount St. Mary's9-911-20
Wagner8-1011-19
Monmouth7-1112-18
St. Francis (NY)7-119-22
Long Island6-1210-19
St. Francis (PA)5-138-21
 · View expanded standings
Associated Press

HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) -- Victor Akinyanju hit a layup with 26.2 seconds left in overtime as Quinnipiac beat Long Island 73-71 Saturday in the first game played at the new $52 million TD Banknorth Sports Center.

Akinyanju finished with 14 points and hit the winning basket on a feed from Adam Gonzalez, who scored 21 points for the Bobcats (8-10, 6-3 Northeast Conference).

Long Island (7-13, 3-6) had a chance to win the game, but Jay Wisseh's 3-pointer was off the mark. Wisseh got the rebound on his shot, but missed a 10-footer that would have tied the game with 10 seconds left.

DeMario Anderson added 18 points for Quinnipiac, which won its sixth-straight game to match its longest winning streak since the 2002-2003 season.

The Bobcats led by as many as 14 points in the first half before Long Island rallied to force overtime.

James Williams scored 21 points to lead the Blackbirds, who lost their fourth-straight game.

The Bobcats showed no signs of nerves in the early going as they made seven of their first nine shots and took their first double-digit lead at 17-6 when Akinyanju made a free throw with 13:46 left.

Quinnipiac shot 56.7 percent in the first 20 minutes and led 40-30 at halftime.


Men's Basketball Scores

Other Scores:

Saturday, January 27th
Long Island 71 Final
Quinnipiac 73 OT
Sacred Heart 96 Final
Central Connecticut State 103 OT
Fairleigh Dickinson 65 Final
Mt. St. Mary's 74
Robert Morris 68 Final
Monmouth 76
St. Francis (PA) 67 Final
Wagner 83