Nov. 13 College Hoops Summit: UT-Martin winning with international flair; Tommies looking to "steady the ship"

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St. Thomas in the Torvik (T-Rank) Rankings
St. Thomas (1-2, 0-3 ATS) remains #153 in the rankings. South Dakota State takes over the top spot in the Summit League at #144 after Wednesday night's closer-than-it-looks 83-69 loss to undefeated Oregon.

Wednesday Reach the Summit Results
North Dakota State 111, Saint Scholastica (non-Division 1) 38: The Bison (2-2) get 24 points (5 of 9 from 3, 4 assists) from senior Tay Smith to earn victories on consecutive nights. Redshirt freshman Carson Smith, the son of former Utah State & Utah head coach Craig Smith, added 17 points in 16 minutes of PT.

Tulsa 88, Oral Roberts 87: Junior Connor Dow (6 treys) and graduate student Ty Harper scored 22 and 20 points, respectively, as the Golden Eagles (1-2) fell at home in overtime. Former St. Thomas 1st-team All-Summit League guard Miles Barnstable (4 of 7 from 3) had 21 points, 6 rebounds, and 3 assists for the undefeated Golden Hurricane.

South Dakota 89, Southern Indiana 74: The Yotes (2-2) earned their second straight win behind 18 points apiece from junior Isaac Bruns and sophomore Shey Eberwein.

Oregon 83, South Dakota State 69: The Jackrabbits (2-2) hung tough for 35 minutes before the Ducks finished the game on a 16-6 run. Sophomore Joe Sayler and junior Luke Haertle paced the Jacks with 14 points apiece.

Thursday Reach the Summit Slate
Green Bay (1-2) @ St. Thomas (1-2), 7

Wednesday Eye-Openers
UT-Martin 78, Bradley 67: The upstart Skyhawks (3-0) pick up a second nice road win behind 20 points apiece from junior Andrija Bukumirovic (Serbia) and freshman Matas Deniusas (Lithuiania). The duo combined for 13 rebounds and 5 of 8 shooting from trey land. UTM previously upended UNLV in its season opener.

Mid- & Low-Major Conferences vs. Power 5/Gonzaga (through Nov. 12)
Record:
5-179 (.027 winning %)
WCC (1-1) – Santa Clara over Xavier
American (1-3) – FAU over Boston College
MAC (1-3) – Buffalo over DePaul
Southland (1-9) – New Orleans over TCU
NEC (1-13) – Central Connecticut over Boston College
Mountain West (0-1)
Atlantic 10 (0-2)
Ivy (0-2)
Conference USA (0-3)
Missouri Valley (0-3)
Big West (0-4)
Sun Belt (0-4)
Summit (0-5)
WAC (0-5)
Big South (0-6)
Coastal (0-6)
America East (0-7)
Big Sky (0-8)
SoCon (0-8)
OVC (0-9)
MEAC (0-10)
Patriot (0-10)
MAAC (0-11)
Horizon (0-13)
ASUN (0-15)
SWAC (0-18)

Thursday Mid- & Low-Major vs. Power 5/Gonzaga Slate
COASTAL
Monmouth @ Seton Hall
CONFERENCE USA
FIU @ LSU
MOUNTAIN WEST
San Jose State @ Michigan State

Power 5/Gonzaga Head-to-Head (through Nov. 12)
1 Gonzaga (2-0)
2 Big XII (5-3)
3 ACC (3-2)
4 B1G (4-3)
5 SEC (4-6)
6 Big East (1-5)

Thursday Power 5/Gonzaga Head-to-Head Slate
Pitt @ West Virginia, 5 (FS1)
Purdue @ Alabama, 6 (ESPN2)
Cal @ Kansas State, 8 (CBSSN)

Thursday Couple Worth a Look
Loyola-Chicago @ Wichita State, 6:30 (ESPN+)
Green Bay @ St. Thomas, 7

Daily Pick to Click (6-4, W1 streak)
Green Bay +13.5 @ St. Thomas

Daily Outright Dragon Slayer (2-8, L3 streak) – +7 or more underdog
UL-Monroe (+8.5) @ Houston Christian

Deep Thoughts, by Buzz Studley
It's early, but it kind of feels like an important game tonight for St. Thomas to "steady the ship" a little bit after a pair of uncharacteristic uncompetitive losses @ Saint Mary's & Washington State. The Tommies take a nation-best 19-game home winning streak (tied with Akron) into the contest, and they'll be facing what should be an improved Green Bay squad (#311 T-Rank) coached by second-year head coach Doug Gottlieb. The Toms are shooting just 26.7% from 3-point territory and need to get more scoring from sources other than sophomore Nolan Minessale (21.3 ppg) and redshirt freshman Nick Janowski (17.3 ppg).
 




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