tulane Men’s Basketball Defeats Boston College in Overtime Thriller
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CHARLESTON,S.C. – Curtis Williams Jr. and Rowan Brumbaugh led Tulane men’s basketball (4-2) to a 93-90 overtime victory over Boston College (3-4) on Sunday night at the Shriners children’s Charleston Classic. The duo combined for 59 of the Green Wave’s 93 points,securing the program’s first overtime win since February 2,2024,against Temple (92-80).
Game Summary
With this win, Tulane improved to 2-3 all-time in the Charleston Classic and 2-1 away from home this season. This victory also represents the program’s first against a current Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) team since defeating Cal 84-81 at the SoCal Challenge on November 22, 2023.
Key Statistics
Tulane shot 51.7 percent (31-60) from the field and substantially outscored Boston College in the paint, 48-28. The green Wave also held advantages in second-chance points (15-14), points off turnovers (17-10), and bench points (22-15).
Individual Performances
Curtis Williams Jr.and Rowan Brumbaugh were the driving forces behind Tulane’s offensive success. Their combined 59 points proved crucial in overcoming a tough Boston College team.
Team Performance Breakdown
- Field Goal Percentage: Tulane 51.7% (31-60), Boston College [Data not provided in source]
- Points in the Paint: tulane 48, Boston College 28
- Second Chance Points: Tulane 15, Boston College 14
- Points Off Turnovers: Tulane 17, boston College 10
- Bench Points: Tulane 22, Boston College 15
Looking Ahead
This overtime win provides a significant boost for Tulane as they continue their season. The team will look to build on this momentum and continue their strong performance in upcoming games. The victory demonstrates the team’s resilience and ability to perform under pressure, qualities that will be essential as they navigate a challenging schedule.