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Northeastern Clips Vermont, 71-67

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Northeastern held off a late Vermont charge en route to a 71-67 win on Saturday.

A 13-4 Catamounts run that spanned 6:13 erased what was a 10-point Huskies lead, and sliced it to one, 66-65 with 2:12 remaining.

However, Shawn Occeus would erase the bleeding for Northeastern with a triple to push its advantage to 69-65.


Final

1 2 T
UVM (6-4) 32 35 67
NE (6-4) 36 35 71

Vermont would cut it to two courtesy of a pair of free throws from Anthony Lamb, but was unable to get what would have been the game-tying layup to fall, and two Vasa Pusica free throws sealed the Northeastern win.

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The Huskies forced the Catamounts in 13 turnovers.

Donnell Gresham Jr. paced Northeastern, which improved to 5-0 at home, with 17 points and Occeus chipped in 16.

The Huskies are off until Monday, Dec. 18 when it visits Kent State (5-5) at 7 p.m.

 

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