Jacob Beccles is on the offensive glass to give Cornell the lead, but the Big Red doesn't get back on defense, and Kyle Carlesimo beats them up the floor, Cox hits him, and he drills the triple. 88-87 Raiders, 2:54 left in 2OT, and Langel will talk.

Jalen Cox sucks the defense in, but Ben Tweedy can't drain the three. BUT Andrew Alekseyenko grabs the offensive rebound and draws the Cornell foul with 11.6 seconds left. 73-72 Raiders, Alekseynko to the line for one-and-one.

Jalen Cox races down the floor, beating the Cornell press, for a layup. He's up to 16 points and it's 71-67 Raiders with 2:29 to play

Jalen Cox races down the floor, beating the Cornell press, for a layup. He's up to 16 points and it's 71-67 Raiders with 2:29 to play

Back-to-back buckets for the Raiders to take a 69-65 lead. Cox and then Alekseyenko. But Cummins picks up his fourth foul to take us to the U4 with 3:25 to play.

Teams trading ties and lead changes. Cornell just grabbed a 51-49 edge with an underhand scoop layup from Hinton, but Brady Cummins takes the hoop and the harm on the other end, tying it at 51. He drills the FT, and it's 52-51 Raiders

HALFTIME: Colgate 41, Cornell 37 Cornell missed multiple bunnies on the final possession of the half, and the Raiders are lucky to escape that one. But a fun first 20. Cox came alive a little bit late, and has 10 to lead Colgate, Noard leads all with 12.

Cornell 9 Colgate 9 15:26 | 1H Cornell missed a few good looks from three. Reserve unit came in, including Jake Fiegen checking in for the first time this season. Tweedy and Wright have 5 and 4 for Colgate, all nine of the team's points.

Starting lineups for Colgate/Cornell Colgate: Jalen Cox, Brady Cummins, Ben Tweedy, Andrew Alekseyenko, Sam Wright Cornell: Jacob Beccles, Adam Hinton, Cooper Noard, DJ Nix, Kaspar Sepp

Jake Fiegen is in uniform for Cornell going through warmups

Officials for Colgate/Cornell: Pat Driscoll, Carl Luciano, Matthew Lavigne

Hello from Ithaca! It’s a Battle of Central New York mid-majors inside Newman Arena. Colgate looking to build off Monday’s win in Albany. Cornell going for three wins in a row. Game #13 of my season tips at 7

Donnie Freeman makes both free throws, and Syracuse is back ahead by two possessions. King Rice calls his final timeout with 23.2 seconds left.

Syracuse turns it over. Jack Collins drains a three. The SU lead is down to 74-72 with 34.7 seconds left.

Donnie Freeman has the ball taken from him underneath his own basket, and Jack Collins cuts the Orange lead to six. 73-67 and Autry needs timeout with 1:21 to play.

Adrian Autry needs to talk as Justin Ray makes ANOTHER three for Monmouth. Syracuse's lead is down to seven with a possible 5:19 in progress.

Sadiq White fouls out with 6:27 to play. Finishes with 8 points and 2 rebounds in 11 minutes. Orange still ahead by double digits.

Another Nait George alley-oop. This time, White is on the other end. Orange ahead by 14

Syracuse's lead is up to 11. Largest lead of the night.

Syracuse needed that. Kyle does a good job defensively on Spartalis and then comes down the other end and catches a lob from George. Make it 52-44 Orange.

Syracuse 46 Monmouth 41 15:13 | 2H Anthony -- who had a rough first half -- drills a three to open the lead out to seven. Then, he fails trying to draw a charge in the paint, paving the way for an easy layup for Rivera-Torres.

Justin Ray for three to tie the game on the first possession of the second half. Sixth triple for the Hawks.

HALFTIME: Syracuse 36, Monmouth 33 Syracuse's energy was at the lowest level it has been all season. Hawks were able to find the creases in the defense often enough to get off a bunch of good looks from deep and also owned the glass. George 10p/4a, Freeman 10p Ray 9p

Four-point possession at the line for Ray, and it's back to a four-point game.

Sadiq White levels Justin Ray and is called for his third personal foul. Freeman and Cornelius Robinson get Double T's in response. Monmouth breaks the Syracuse 9-0 run with two free throws. 34-28 Cuse with 2:07 to go in the first half.

Stefanos Spartalis is showing some nice poise and touch in the post. Just gave Monmouth a 26-25 lead. He's up to 8 points to lead the Hawks.

Syracuse is in the double bonus for the last 7 minutes of the first half. Freeman headed back to the line.

Monmouth 22 Syracuse 20 7:13 | 1H Hawks are shooting it much better than any of Syracuse's other opponents and are in the lead despite seven -- mostly unforced -- turnovers. Starling hasn't taken a shot since the first possession of the game.

Make it five offensive rebounds for Monmouth. Spartalis gives the Hawks the lead right back at 17-16 off Dobuol's missed jumper. Cuse getting killed on the glass.

Monmouth 15 Syracuse 14 11:49 | 1H JJ Starling and Sadiq White pick up their second fouls within 20 seconds of each other. Hawks will go back to the line after the media. Both teams are 5-10 from the field and 3-5 from three, but Monmouth is +5 on the glass.

Bailout foul against Nate Kingz at the end of 30 good seconds of defense for Syracuse to send Justin Ray to the line. Ray has made one of Monmouth's three triples in the early going. He gives the Hawks a 16-14 lead at the charity stripe.

UNDERWAY from the Dome!

Starting lineups for Monmouth/Syracuse: Monmouth: Jack Collins, Jason Rivera-Torres, Justin Ray, Cornelius Robinson, Stefanos Spartalis Syracuse: Nait George, JJ Starling, Nate Kingz, Donnie Freeman, William Kyle III

Officials for Monmouth/Syracuse: Tony Henderson, Jerry Heater, Eric Lewis

Hello from the Dome! It’s a late night game in the 315 for Game #12 of my season. It’s Syracuse vs Monmouth. Tip is at 9. Coverage for @nunesmagician.bsky.social

Make it a 7-0 Le Moyne run as Jakai Sanders gets the tough layup to go through traffic. GP will call his penultimate timeout. 58-50 Dolphins with 5:47 to go.

Le Moyne 54, Niagara 50 at the under-8 with 7:43 to go. Shilo Jackson nearing another double double, he's got 13 and 9. Purple Eagles have had answers in the second half, but haven't been able to pull ahead.

Reggie Prudhomme commits the cardinal sin sending Trent Mosquera to the line for three shots. Dolphins ahead 51-50 with 9:05 to play.

Le Moyne 49 Niagara 47 10:33 | 2H Zanki and Larson's triples have brought Niagara right back in it. The sides are trading flurries of threes, each team with nine on the night at over 40%.

Drew Larson comes out of the timeout with a huge three from the top of the key.

Le Moyne 47 Niagara 39 13:04 | 2H Shilo Jackson drains a jumper to put the Dolphins up by eight -- the largest lead of the night -- and Paulus needs to talk. It's a 15-3 run over the last nearly six minutes.

A flurry of points to start the second half. Le Moyne is 3-4 from beyond the arc to open the half, and leads it 43-39 with 15:53 to play.

HALFTIME: Niagara 32, Le Moyne 32 Fun opening half with fireworks on both sides. Each team made six triples. Garang and Prudhomme had three each, and lead their teams with 10 and 9 points respectively. Sanders missed a jumper on the final possession, Garang couldn't put it back.

GP will talk with 44.1 to go in the opening half, tied at 32 after getting lucky with Garang missing an open three. Niagara can go two-for-one if it moves quickly enough.

Jakai Sanders -> Shilo Jackson for the lob. This game is getting really fun.

Drew Larson answers a Tennessee Rainwater trey with a three of his own. Niagara and Le Moyne trading the lead back and forth as we head to the media at 30-29 Purple Eagles.

Really solid defensive possession against Le Moyne's rip screen action for Niagara is followed up by a Vice Zanki triple to give the Purple Eagles a 25-24 lead.

We go to the U8 following Trent Mosquera putting one high off the glass with his right to extend the lead back out to three. Dolphins 23, Purple Eagles 20. 7:27 in the opening frame.

Reggie Prudhomme is three for three from deep fo rthe Purps early on. Both teams stroking it. 21-20 Le Moyne

5 in a row for Niagara heading into the media at 11:17, but Brian Griffith committed an offensive foul to bring us there.