Wednesday, February 15
Durham, N.H.
7 PM
University of New Hampshire
vs
Maine
Photo by: China Wong
Light Up Lundholm on Wednesday Against Maine (Feb. 15; 7 PM)
2/14/2017 3:02:00 PM | Men's Basketball
DURHAM, N.H. – The University of New Hampshire men's basketball team (15-11, 6-6 AE) returns home to take on the University of Maine (6-22, 2-11 AE) on Wednesday, Feb. 15 (1 PM) on Light Up Lundholm Night on ESPN3.
Promo Info
Every fan will receive an LED Baton to support the Wildcats to a win. Lundholm Gymnasium will go black for New Hampshire starter intros for the first time in over two years!
Looking Ahead
New Hampshire continues its home stand on Saturday, Feb. 18 (1 PM) as they host the University of Hartford on ESPN3 on Youth Day. All youth wearing their team jerseys will receive a group-rate ticket ($3). Tickets are available HERE.
Cat Facts
What a Comeback
New Hampshire overcame a 21-point deficit on Sunday, Feb. 14 at Binghamton University to snap a four-game losing streak with a 63-55 win on the road. The Bearcats led 29-8 with 8:47 left in the first half and looked to put the game away early. Just six minutes later, UNH cut it to eight points on a 18-5 run. They completed the comeback for good in the second half on a 3-pointer by Smith with 6:38 to play. The Wildcats hit 21 of 25 attempts after the 29-8 deficit to slowly pull back. Through data going back to the 2008-09 season, UNH has never had a larger comeback.
Promo Info
Every fan will receive an LED Baton to support the Wildcats to a win. Lundholm Gymnasium will go black for New Hampshire starter intros for the first time in over two years!
Looking Ahead
New Hampshire continues its home stand on Saturday, Feb. 18 (1 PM) as they host the University of Hartford on ESPN3 on Youth Day. All youth wearing their team jerseys will receive a group-rate ticket ($3). Tickets are available HERE.
Cat Facts
- The Wildcats defeated Binghamton 63-55 on Sunday to snap a four-game losing streak.
- Junior Tanner Leissner (Converse, Texas) became the program's leading free-throw shooter with 346 made free throws last game at Binghamton.
- Leissner finished with 27 points on 7 of 16 shooting and 12 free throws made on 13 attempts.
- UNH overcame a 21-point deficit on Sunday, the largest comeback win in at least nine years. Last season, UNH overcame 19 points at Hartford on Feb. 20 for a 74-63 win.
- The Wildcats are tied with 16 teams for second in the country with the most road wins this season (eight).
- Junior Iba Camara (Dakar, Senegal) tallied nine points and 13 rebounds at Binghamton, his 11th double-digit rebound game this season.
- New Hampshire recorded a +13 on the glass at Binghamton, the fourth highest rebound margin this season against D-1 opponents. The top-four margins were all on the road (Winthrop: +16, Holy Cross: +14, UMBC: +14, Binghamton: +13).
What a Comeback
New Hampshire overcame a 21-point deficit on Sunday, Feb. 14 at Binghamton University to snap a four-game losing streak with a 63-55 win on the road. The Bearcats led 29-8 with 8:47 left in the first half and looked to put the game away early. Just six minutes later, UNH cut it to eight points on a 18-5 run. They completed the comeback for good in the second half on a 3-pointer by Smith with 6:38 to play. The Wildcats hit 21 of 25 attempts after the 29-8 deficit to slowly pull back. Through data going back to the 2008-09 season, UNH has never had a larger comeback.
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