Karl Heiser

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1H 7:49 🐶 Georgetown - 24 🐝 Delaware State - 20 Josiah Parker and Vince Iwuchukwu have been carrying the load for the Hoyas, scoring 14 points combined. Hornets have been hanging around even as Georgetown starts to turn up the heat defensively.

1H 16:00 🐶 Georgetown - 9 🐝 Delaware State - 9 Hoyas’ defense has forced a shot clock violation, but they’ve committed some ticky tack fouls and have allowed some easy Hornet buckets. Still settling in on both ends.

Here at McDonough Arena as the Georgetown Hoyas (2-0) host the Delaware State Hornets (1-1) on campus! The Hoyas, fresh off a big win over Maryland on Saturday, will look to use this as a bridge game to carry their momentum into Friday’s meeting with Clemson. @JimmerRangeCBB

Not sure how much he will be talked about with how well Lowe, Jackson, and Mulready played, but I thought Chol Machot was unbelievable for Georgetown tonight. Five blocks doesn’t even tell the full story. He altered basically every short-range look UMD had when he was out there.

FINAL 🐶 Georgetown - 86 🐢 Maryland - 74 The final score ended up being a very poor indicator of what actually went down tonight. Georgetown hit 15 threes. Jaland Lowe led the Hoyas with 22 points, five board, and eight assists. He hit five threes. Unreal game from him. Kayvaun Mulready added five threes of his own. Elmarko Jackson scored 17. Five blocks for Chol Machot. Emphatic victory for Ed Cooley’s squad. Pharrel Payne finished with 28 points and eight boards. The Terps shot 15% from three.

Maryland Basketball tonight

2H 15:25 🐶 Georgetown - 56 🐢 Maryland - 33 Georgetown entered the bonus with 17 minutes left in the half. Three-point shooting has been the whole game - the Hoyas have hit 10 to the Terps’ one. Jaland Lowe is up to 19 points for Georgetown.

HALF 🐶 Georgetown - 44 🐢 Maryland - 28 Georgetown closes the half on a 12-2 run, and things couldn’t be going much better for the Hoyas. They are shooting 50/47/100 splits and are cooking UMD in transition. Lowe and Jackson have 14 points apiece. Pharrel Payne leads Maryland with 10 points. The Terps are shooting 36% from the field and haven’t been generating great looks.

1H 3:35 🐶 Georgetown - 32 🐢 Maryland - 25 DJ Wagner converts a tough layup in transition and will go to the line after the timeout. The Terps have hit four of their last five shots and have outscored their opponents in the paint, but Georgetown is shooting 50% from three.

1H 7:14 🐶 Georgetown - 29 🐢 Maryland - 17 Jaland Lowe connects on his third triple of the game and the Hoyas lead by 12! Lowe leads all scorers with 11 points and Elmarko Jackson adds nine. Maryland has seven offensive boards but is just 1-9 from three.

1H 11:40 🐶 Georgetown - 16 🐢 Maryland - 11 Georgetown’s Jaland Lowe hits a deep three to give him eight points. The Terps have connected on just one of their last nine shots and are shooting 29% overall. No buckets coming easy.

1H 15:41 🐢 Maryland - 9 🐶 Georgetown - 7 Andre Mills hits a nice little floater to give the Terps the lead. He has a game-high five points after leading Maryland in scoring last time out. Elmarko Jackson has four points for Georgetown.

Maryland fans making their presence known in DC with a resounding “O” during the National Anthem 🐢

Here at Capital One Arena as the Georgetown Hoyas (1-0) host the Maryland Terrapins (1-0) in a matchup of the DMV’s premier programs! The Hoyas won last year’s meeting at Xfinity Center, 70-60. Lots of red in the building tonight as the Terps look to get even. @JimmerRangeCBB

Valpo went 7/27 from three and somehow every three they hit was the most clutch shot possible THE BEACONS!!!

Omer Mayer is playing some PUTRID basketball

Rakim Chaney fouls out in 2OT, which is a real shame because he was COOKING Purdue We’ll see if Valpo can pull off the massive upset without him

“A Shi” is right bro look at the score 💀

If you care about DMV Basketball, this is a GREAT answer from Andre Mills. Maryland and Georgetown are less than 10 miles straight-line distance apart but have met just six times in the last 46 years. They should go back to playing every year, and it should be personal.