NCAAB Game Recap - Missouri at Kansas State
Mon Nov 19, 2018 7:50 PM EST

Duke
90
SDSU
64
F
Gonz
84
Ill
78
F
CBU
55
Nev
90
F
StFPA
76
UNC
101
F
Aub
88
Xav
79
F(OT)
Mizzu
67
KSU
82
F
Canis
61
FSU
93
F
AzSt
72
MissSt
67
F
Akr
69
Clem
72
F
Presb
65
UCLA
80
F
SDSt
80
Tul
84
F
KennSt
81
E KY
100
F
UGA
80
IlSt
68
F
UCIrv
65
UTSA
56
F
Hartfo
65
UtVal
72
F
ODU
53
NrthIA
54
F
JackSt
60
SHSU
75
F
Iona
85
LongB
86
F
StBon
65
GASt
75
F
UL
91
ColSt
73
F
BGSU
81
Hamp
79
F
OrSt
74
Penn
58
F
AF
62
HiPt
69
F
LoyIL
82
Rich
66
F
UTRGV
64
ECU
69
F
RobM
81
Stetsn
72
F
E MI
36
Rut
63
F
(N/A)
47
Oakl
91
F
MOSt
62
Nebras
85
F
PVAM
66
UNCG
74
F
ArkPB
60
UMass
92
F
(N/A)
47
DelSt
80
F
Bingha
68
Colg
76
F
StJon
82
Cal
79
F
Copp
67
Rider
87
F
Longw
39
UNCC
42
F
NCAT
71
Marsh
95
F
ChiSt
61
ETSU
86
F
W MI
52
Cin
78
F
(N/A)
62
Albany
79
F
Toled
90
FlGlf
62
F
Bois
82
Crei
94
F
(N/A)
49
ChaSo
98
F
LoyMD
63
Detr
91
F
ArkLR
78
Tuls
88
F
(N/A)
40
Lamar
105
F
NWSt
55
Hou
82
F
Eccle
72
ORU
109
F
Lib
70
Vand
79
F
How
69
SIU
83
F
SEMO
58
USA
79
F
UMBC
52
SDak
58
F
UtSt
80
StMar
63
F
CAPoly
70
WaSt
84
F
BC
88
Wyo
76
F
(N/A)
59
UTEP
66
F
Ariz
71
IaSt
66
F
(N/A)
60
IdaSt
115
F
TxTch
78
USC
63
F
Temp
51
VCU
57
F
LewCl
57
Portl
77
F

Nov 19, 2018, 7:50 PM EST

Final

1

2

T

Missouri

27

40

67

(12) Kansas State

40

42

82

No. 12 Kansas St beats Missouri in Paradise Jam title game
Tue Nov 20, 2018 12:02 AM

ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands (AP) Dean Wade wanted nothing more than to win a regular-season tournament title for Kansas State coach Bruce Weber.

Wade helped the 12th-ranked Wildcats deliver, scoring 21 points as Kansas State defeated Missouri 82-67 Monday night in the championship game of the Paradise Jam tournament.

The Wildcats (5-0) won their first regular-season tournament championship in four tries under Weber, and Kansas State's first since 2011.

"A lot of it has to do with the past three years," Wade said. "We've had the games, and we've let them slip away. This year, we came out and kept the foot on the pedal. That was a big step for us maturing as a team."

Barry Brown. Jr. added 19 points and six assists, Xavier Sneed had 13 points and Kamau Stokes scored 10 for Kansas State, which used a big run at the end the first half to help put the Tigers away.

"It's all part of growing as a team and getting better," Weber said. "We had a great run last year, and we've had some good moments with all the seniors each year. But now, can we be special and take that next step? This was our first big challenge."

Jordan Geist had 24 points, Xavier Pinson added 12 and Mark Smith 11 for Missouri (3-2), which trailed by as many as eight points in the first 5 1/2 minutes.

However, the Tigers rallied to tie the game four times, the last at 27-all on Reed Nikko's dunk with 4:17 remaining.

Wade - named the tournament's most valuable player - hit back-to-back 3-pointers to spark a 13-0 run to close the first half by the Wildcats, who took a 40-27 lead at the break on Cartier Diarra's layup with two seconds remaining.

Kansas State would extend its lead to as many as 22 points in the second half, going up 58-36 on Levi Stockard's layup with 12:50 left.

The Tigers would pull no closer than 13 points the rest of the way.

The Wildcats shot 54.5 percent (30 of 55) from the field Monday, and made a season-best 50 percent of their 3-point attempts (12 of 24).

"I thought K-State shot the ball well from 3, that's the biggest thing," Missouri head coach Cuonzo Martin said. "Wade made some great plays, getting to the rim. He made 3-point shots - he was 0-for-4 going into the game, but he made those shots, and it just opened it up for him. His confidence grew, and that made the difference."

OREGON STATE 74, PENN 58

Tres Tinkle had a career-high 32 points and 12 rebounds, and the Beavers shook off a slow start to beat the Quakers in the third-place game.

Stephen Thompson Jr. added 11 points, six assists and four steals and Kylor Kelley scored 10 for Oregon State (4-1), which overcame an early 10-1 deficit in the first five minutes.

Devon Goodman had 13 points and Antonio Woods added 11 for Penn (4-2), which has now lost two straight after opening the season with four consecutive wins.

The Beavers led by as many as 20 points in the second half, going up 73-53 on Kelley's tipin with 2:10 remaining.

NORTHERN IOWA 54, OLD DOMINION 53

A.J. Green scored 15 points, including a key basket down the stretch, as the Panthers held off the Monarchs in the fourth-place game.

With Northern Iowa (3-2) ahead 29-21 with 19:33 left, Old Dominion (2-3) rallied to tie the game four times, the last at 50-all with 2:15 left. But Green hit a jumper 22 seconds later to put the Panthers back in the lead for good.

Isaiah Brown made a pair of free throws with 17 seconds remaining to give Northern Iowa some breathing room.

Ahmad Caver, who finished with a game-high 24 points for Old Dominion, hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer for the final margin.

EASTERN KENTUCKY 100, KENNESAW STATE 81

Nick Mayo scored 28 points, and the Colonels pulled away in the second half to beat the Owls in the tournament's seventh-place game.

Jomaru Brown added 21 points and Peyton Broughton had 13 for Kennesaw State (3-3), which led by as many as 21 points.

Tyler Hooker scored 29 points, Kyle Clarke added 20 and Ugo Obineke had 16 for the Owls (1-5), who lost their fifth straight.

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Leaders

Missouri PTS +/- AST REB ST BLK
J. Geist 24 0 2 4 1 0
X. Pinson 12 0 1 1 0 0
Kansas State PTS +/- AST REB ST BLK
D. Wade 21 0 4 6 0 0
B. Brown Jr. 19 0 6 6 1 1

Team Comparison

Mizzu KSU
Points For 67 82
Field Goals 23/48-48% 30/56-54%
Three Pointers 9/15-60% 12/24-50%
Free Throws 12/19-63% 10/13-77%
Offensive Rebounds 8 7
Defensive Rebounds 20 20
Rebounds 31 29
Blocks 0 2
Steals 3 5
Turnovers 14 9
Personal Fouls 19 20
Technical Fouls 0 0
Ejections 0 0

2018-19 Reg Season - KSU Leads Series 1-0

Date Result Away Pts Ldr Home Pts Ldr
Mon Nov 19 Mizzu 67 @ KSU 82 J. Geist 24 D. Wade 21

Game Information

Stadium: Virgin Islands Sport & Fitness Center, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
Attendance: 2,274
Game Time: