Columbia 82-52 Central Connecticut (24 Nov, 2019) Final Score

Columbia Lions

2-5

	1	2	T
COLU	48	34	82
CCSU	26	26	52

Central Connecticut Blue Devils

0-7

Killingsworth leads Columbia outburst in 82-52 win over CCSU

Mike Smith scored 20 points and Jake Killingsworth scored 17 points and Columbia beat Central Connecticut 82-52 in a Hall of Fame Tip-Off contest Sunday night.

Nov 25, 2019, 01:04 am - Associated Press

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Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Princeton	3-0	-	14-4
Yale	3-0	-	10-6
Cornell	2-1	1	10-6
Brown	1-2	2	9-7
Dartmouth	1-2	2	7-9
Harvard	1-2	2	6-10
Pennsylvania	1-2	2	5-11
Columbia	0-3	3	11-5

Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Long Island University	6-0	-	10-11
Central Connecticut	3-2	2.5	12-6
Fairleigh Dickinson	3-2	2.5	7-13
Wagner	2-3	3.5	10-8
Stonehill	2-3	3.5	10-10
Le Moyne	2-3	3.5	7-13
Chicago State	2-3	3.5	2-18
Mercyhurst	2-4	4	8-13
St. Francis (PA)	2-4	4	7-13

Pitino: First-place St. John's climbing 'where it needs to be'

Riding the program's best start in 39 years, No. 20 St. John's regained sole possession of first place in the Big East by rallying past Xavier 79-71 in overtime.

Smith and North Florida host Queens

North Florida Ospreys (9-10, 2-4 ASUN) at Queens Royals (12-7, 5-1 ASUN)

Anochili-Killen and Marshall host Georgia State

Marshall Thundering Herd (11-9, 4-3 Sun Belt) at Georgia State Panthers (7-12, 3-4 Sun Belt)

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M. Smith #12 - COLU

J. Reed #13 - CCSU

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Killingsworth leads Columbia outburst in 82-52 win over CCSU

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Pitino: First-place St. John's climbing 'where it needs to be'

Smith and North Florida host Queens

Anochili-Killen and Marshall host Georgia State