Multiple College Basketball Upsets and High-Scoring Performances Wednesday
PUBLISHED Nov 26, 2025, 9:33 PM ET
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Washington — Bryce Harris scored 36 points to lead Howard to a 115-61 victory over Saint Mary's (Md.) Wednesday. In Highland Heights, Donovan Oday scored 27 to power Northern Kentucky past Wofford 93-83. In Worcester, Tyler Boston contributed 12 points as Holy Cross defeated Worcester State 77-53. In Durham, Landon Lewis scored 17 to help Brown beat New Hampshire 59-47. Box scores published Wednesday list rebounds, assists and updated team records. Statistical details include individual shooting percentages and rebound totals. The Associated Press reports used Data Skrive and Sportradar for statistics and sourcing. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
By Michael Grant | JQJO News
Timeline of Events
- Wednesday — Howard defeated Saint Mary's (Md.) 115-61; Bryce Harris scored 36.
- Wednesday — Northern Kentucky beat Wofford 93-83; Donovan Oday scored 27.
- Wednesday — Holy Cross defeated Worcester State 77-53; Tyler Boston scored 12.
- Wednesday — Brown defeated New Hampshire 59-47; Landon Lewis scored 17.
- Wednesday — Associated Press attributed statistical data to Data Skrive and Sportradar.
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Winning teams Howard, Northern Kentucky, Holy Cross and Brown benefited through decisive game outcomes reflected in box scores and updated early-season records.
Losing teams Saint Mary's (Md.), Wofford, Worcester State and New Hampshire suffered defeats that lowered their immediate records and highlighted defensive or scoring shortfalls.
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