UAlbany Great Danes Stun New Jersey Institute of Technology 81-63 Behind Lindsey's 22 Points

The University at Albany Great Danes pulled off a stunning 81-63 upset over the New Jersey Institute of Technology Highlanders, a result that sent shockwaves through the college basketball world. Coming into the game, NJIT was riding a 5-game winning streak, averaging 75.2 points per game over that stretch, while UAlbany had been inconsistent, going 2-3 in their last 5 games. The NET rankings had NJIT at 300 and UAlbany at 332, suggesting a close game, but the final margin of 18 points was a surprise to everyone. UAlbany's Amir Lindsey led the charge with 22 points and 5 assists, while Okechukwu Okeke added 15 points and 11 rebounds. The Great Danes' 49 points in the second half were the difference-maker, as they outscored NJIT 49-21 in the final 20 minutes.

The game started off tightly contested, with NJIT taking a 42-32 lead into halftime. However, UAlbany came out firing in the second half, scoring 17 unanswered points to take a 49-42 lead. NJIT's Sebastian Robinson tried to keep his team in it, scoring 18 points, but it wasn't enough. The Highlanders' 21 points in the second half were a season low, and their 63 total points were 12 below their average over the last 5 games. UAlbany's Jaden Kempson chipped in with 16 points and 7 rebounds, and the Great Danes' bench outscored NJIT's 24-10. The 18-point margin was a significant upset, considering NJIT had been playing well, winning all 5 of their previous games by an average of 10.2 points.

Lindsey's performance was the key to UAlbany's win, as he hit several big shots in the second half to stretch the lead. Okeke's double-double was also crucial, as he dominated the glass and gave the Great Danes a significant rebounding advantage. On the other hand, NJIT's David Bolden, who had been averaging 12.4 points per game over the last 5, was held to just 14 points on 5-14 shooting. Jordan Rogers, who had been playing well for the Highlanders, scored just 9 points and had 5 assists, but his impact was limited by UAlbany's strong defense. The Great Danes' ability to shut down NJIT's top scorers was a major factor in their win.

The upset win for UAlbany was a surprise, especially given the prediction from CHD Scout, which had NJIT winning by 3.5 points. The predicted score was 73-70, but the actual result was a blowout in favor of the Great Danes.

The model missed the fact that UAlbany would come out strong in the second half, outscoring NJIT 49-21. The Great Danes' ability to adjust their defense and shut down NJIT's offense was a key factor in the win. NJIT's recent trend of outscoring opponents by 10.2 points per game over their last 5 was snapped, and their 63 points were a season low. The Highlanders' 21 points in the second half were also a season low, and their 34.6% shooting from the field was their worst performance of the season.

UAlbany's win was a significant one, as it improved their record to 10-17 and gave them a much-needed boost in the standings. The Great Danes had been struggling, losing 3 of their last 5 games, but this win could be a turning point for the team. NJIT, on the other hand, saw their 5-game winning streak come to an end, and their record fell to 15-13. The Highlanders had been playing well, but this loss was a setback, especially given the margin of defeat. The 18-point loss was NJIT's worst of the season, and it dropped them to 1-4 against teams with a NET ranking above 300.

The win for UAlbany could have real consequences for their tournament picture. While they are still a long shot to make the tournament, this win could give them a boost in the NET rankings and potentially put them on the bubble. The Great Danes' quad 4 win over NJIT was a significant one, as it gave them a much-needed win against a team with a similar NET ranking. NJIT, on the other hand, saw their tournament hopes take a hit, as they fell to 15-13 and saw their NET ranking drop. The Highlanders' quad 4 loss to UAlbany was a setback, and they must regroup and refocus if they want to make a push for the tournament.

The game was a significant one for both teams, as it had implications for their tournament picture. UAlbany's win gave them a much-needed boost, while NJIT's loss was a setback. The Great Danes' ability to come out strong in the second half and shut down NJIT's offense was the key to their win. The 18-point margin was a surprise, but it was a reflection of UAlbany's strength and determination. The game was a reminder that anything can happen in college basketball, and that upsets can occur at any time. UAlbany's win over NJIT was a significant one, and it will be interesting to see how both teams respond in their next games. The Great Danes' 49 points in the second half were the difference-maker, and their 24-10 advantage in bench scoring was a key factor in the win. NJIT's 21 points in the second half were a season low, and their 34.6% shooting from the field was their worst performance of the season.

HEADLINE: UAlbany Great Danes Stun New Jersey Institute of Technology 81-63 Behind Lindsey's 22 Points SUBHEADLINE: The University at Albany's 18-point upset win over NJIT has real consequences for both teams' tournament pictures, with UAlbany improving to 10-17 and NJIT falling to 15-13.