Towson outclasses Loyola Maryland in 90-60 rout
Ben Roseborough scored 24 points in the Tigers' first half lead that never wavered.
By Leah Thompson ·
Towson University's basketball team outscored Loyola Maryland by 30 points in a 90-60 victory on Thursday night in Towson, Md.
Ben Roseborough led the Tigers with 24 points, shooting 10 of 17 from the floor. He made two of six three-point attempts and two of three free throws. Zion Stanford contributed 19 points, six rebounds, and five steals, while Jaquan Womack added 12 points and six rebounds.
Towson established control early, taking the lead with 17:36 remaining in the first half. The Tigers never trailed after that moment. Roseborough scored 14 points in the first period, helping the team build a 40-24 advantage at the halftime break.
The gap widened in the second half as Towson extended its lead to 85-55. A 16-2 scoring run fueled that stretch. Stanford finished with a team-high 13 points in the second half to close the game.
Loyola Maryland's Leo Ricketts led the visiting Greyhounds with 20 points. D'Andre Harrison added 14 points and six rebounds, and Troy Cicero scored six. The Greyhounds dropped to 1-3, while the Tigers improved to 2-2.
Towson will host James Madison on Wednesday. Loyola Maryland travels to Virginia on Friday.
