Score: UNH 84, UAlbany 65

Location: Lundholm Gymnasium in Durham, New Hampshire
 
Records: UAlbany (6-16, 1-6 America East) | New Hampshire (9-10, 4-3 America East)
 
Short Story: The University at Albany men's basketball team fell on the road to the University of New Hampshire on Wednesday night by a score of 84-65. Freshman Marcus Jackson led the way for UAlbany, finishing with 15 points, five rebounds, and an assist. The win for the Wildcats completed the season sweep of the Great Danes.

Key Stat Lines

• Marcus Jackson led the Great Danes, tying his career-high of 15 points. He went 6-8 from the field and pulled down five rebounds.
• Sarju Patel finished with 14 points on 5-10 shooting.
• Jonathan Beagle led the team in rebounds (7), assists (3), and minutes (37). He finished with 11 points.
• Gerald Drumgoole Jr. (12) and Aaron Reddish (11) were the final Great Danes in double-figures.
• UAlbany shot 40.7% (24-59) from the field and went just 3-19 from three-point range. UNH shot 53.5% (31-59) from the field and 35.0% (7-20) from beyond the arc.
• UNH won the rebounding war, 35-32.

How it Happened:

• UNH took a 9-6 lead into the first media TO. Jonathan Beagle led the way for the Great Danes with four points, making himself a force early in the paint. UNH's Clarence Daniels led all players with five points to start.
• The Wildcats increased the lead to seven points, 13-6, before freshman Marcus Jackson rattled off seven-straight points for the Great Danes. UNH took a 17-13 lead into the U12 TO.
• UNH increased the lead to 28-20 at the U8 media TO. Following the previous TO, UNH's Matt Herasme scored eight of the team's next 11 points.
• UNH took its first double-digit lead with under two minutes remaining, 38-27.
• The Wildcats would maintain their double-digit lead heading into the locker room, the scoreboard reading 40-29.
• Jackson led the Great Danes in the first half with 11 points on 4-6 shooting, four rebounds, and an assist. UNH's Herasme led all players with 15 first half points.
• UAlbany shot 44.4% (12-27) from the field and went just 1-7 from three in the first half UNH shot 50.0% (14-28) from the field and went 4-12 from downtown.
• UNH hit a quick jumper and a layup to open the second half, forcing Coach Killings to call TO after the first minute of play.
• The Great Danes didn't score until over four minutes into the second half, a jumper out of the hands of Malik Edmead.
• The score read 56-40 with 11:48 remaining in the game. UNH led by as much as 19, but an 11-4 run got UAlbany back into the game.
• By the U8, UNH led 61-48. Marcus Jackson (15) and Sarju Patel (10) were the only Great Danes in double figures.
• UAlbany was unable to cut into the lead in the following minutes, with UNH still holding a 14-point advantage following a TO with 4:28 remaining.
• UAlbany shot 37.5% (12-32) from the field and went 2-12 from three in the second half. UNH shot 54.8% (17-31) from the field and 37.5% (3-8) from three.
   

Next: The Great Danes return to the McDonough Sports Complex in Troy for a home matchup on Saturday night against Maine. Tipoff is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Stay up to date with UAlbany men's basketball by following the team on Twitter (@UAlbanyMBB) and Instagram (@ualbany_mbb) for all of the latest news and highlights throughout the season.