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Penn State basketball is 3-0 after dominant win over St. Francis

Kanye Clary led a balanced scoring attack and the Nittany Lions defense clamped down on St. Francis in a lopsided home victory.

After getting a bit of a battle from one in-state opponent Friday night against Lehigh, the Penn State men’s basketball team wasted no time in setting the tone against St. Francis (Pa.) on Tuesday night in the Bryce Jordan Center. [autotag]Kanye Clary[/autotag] led the Nittany Lions with 14 points in an 83-53 victory over the Red Flash.

Penn State had a balanced attack from start to finish. Four players ended in double figures. [autotag]Zach Hicks[/autotag] and [autotag]Qudus Wahab[/autotag] each had 12 points and [autotag]Ace Baldwin Jr.[/autotag] added 11 points. Wahab also had 6 rebounds to lead the Nittany Lions. [autotag]Demetrius Lilly[/autotag] picked up four offensive rebounds in his 10 minutes of game time. He also scored a career-high 8 points.

Penn State saw the debut of North Carolina transfer [autotag]Puff Johnson[/autotag]. Johnson came off the bench and scored 6 points and 4 rebounds in 16 minutes.

Penn State jumped all over St. Francis from the opening tipoff by running out to a 10-2 lead in the opening minutes. After St. Francis finally put some point son the scoreboard four minutes in, Penn State went on an 18-2 run. The defense was masterful against the Red Flash and never allowed for a chance to crawl back into this one.

Next up for Penn State is one final home game before heading to Florida for a Thanksgiving weekend tournament. Penn State hosts Morehead State on Friday night. Morehead State will come to State College with a 2-2 record that includes losses to Alabama and Purdue and wins over Shawnee State (Ohio) and Mercer.

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How to watch Penn State basketball’s Tuesday night game vs. St. Francis

Penn State looks to improve to 3-0 when they host St. Francis on Tuesday evening. Here is how to watch the game on TV or stream.

Penn State men’s basketball is off to a 2-0 start and hopes to add another win for new head coach [autotag]Mike Rhoades[/autotag] on Tuesday evening. The Nittany Lions host another in-state opponent, St. Francis, as [autotag]Kanye Clary[/autotag] and [autotag]Ace Baldwin Jr.[/autotag] look to pick up another home win in the Bryce Jordan Center.

Tuesday night’s game will be the first game to air this season on Big Ten Network, so this could be the first opportunity for some fans to catch a glimpse of the new-look Nittany Lions. Penn State has won 10 consecutive non-conference games at home and is favored to make that 11-straight home wins in non-conference play. St. Francis will visit State College with a record of 0-3 following a three-game road stint in California with losses to future Big Ten member UCLA, San Francisco, and Santa Clara. St. Francis lost each game by at least 23 points.

This is just the 12th all-time meeting between the two in-state programs despite a short driving distance of just over 60 miles. This is the first time these two programs have played each other since 2012. Penn State is 9-2 all-time against St. Francis. The last loss came in 1978.

If you are looking to watch the game from home, here is what you need to know!

Penn State vs. St. Francis Men’s Basketball

  • Date: Tuesday, Nov. 14
  • Time: 7:00 p.m. ET
  • TV Channel: Big Ten Network

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Ohio State basketball gets back in win column at home against St. Francis PA

Back in the win column at home! #GoBucks

After a difficult stretch to the season schedule-wise, the Ohio State basketball team got back in the win column at home, using a big second half to pull away from St. Francis PA to win 96-59.

Ohio State used a good shooting night and balanced scoring to make it hard to guard consistently. Six players finished in double figures with Brice Sensabaugh leading the way with 15 points. Bruce Thorton (13), Roddy Gayle Jr. (12), Zed Key (11), Sean McNeil (10), and Felix Okpara (10), also chipped in ten points or more on a day when the team poured it in at a clip of 50.7% from the floor including a blazing 56.5% from beyond the arc.

The Red Flash actually hung in there during the first half, keeping the score in arm’s reach, often just under ten points, heading into the locker room at halftime down just eight.

The second half was a different story though as OSU used a 20-8 run midway through the last 20 minutes to pull away and dominate. Ohio State also dominated on the boards which resulted in ten more shots from the field. Felix Okpara had six rebounds to lead a 47-25 advantage on the glass. The Buckeyes also took care of the basketball, turning the ball over just seven times for the game.

With the win, Ohio State improves to 6-2 overall and will now prepare to play its first Big Ten contest of the season when it hosts Rutgers next Thursday.

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Ohio State basketball vs. St. Francis: How to watch or stream the game on Saturday

The Ohio State basketball team is back in action at home Saturday, hosting St. Francis. Here’s how to find and watch the game Saturday.

While all of Buckeye Nation basks in the glow of a renewed interest in Ohio State’s opportunity on the gridiron when it comes to making the College Football Playoff, your OSU hoops team is back at home in action against St. Francis PA on Saturday afternoon.

The Buckeyes have had an up-and-down start to the season, but so far, it looks like the new faces have something to build off of with a solid trip to Maui and a decent showing in Durham vs. Duke. Ohio State will continue to try and improve and find an identity as it goes through the holiday season and steams ahead towards Big Ten play and we know you are going to squeeze in the game while watching the USA in the World Cup and all of the other conference championship games in college football Saturday.

If so, we’ve got everything you need to know to find the game and follow along.

Basic info

When: Saturday, Dec. 3 at Noon ET

Where: Value City Arena (Columbus, Ohio)

How to watch/stream/listen:

Broadcast: Big Ten Network

Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)

Radio: IMG Radio Network (flagship station WBNS 97.1 The Fan)

Radio announcers:

  • Paul Keels (play-by-play)
  • Ron Stokes (analysis)

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