Wednesday, November 20
Tempe, AZ
6 p.m.
3-3,0-0Big West
89
at
93
Arizona State
5-1,0-0Big 12
1
2
F
Cal Poly
38
51
89
Arizona St.
46
47
93
Team Stats
CPO
ASU
FG%
.516
.483
3FG%
.351
.417
FT%
.667
.659
RB
24
44
TO
12
13
STL
8
9
Game Leaders
Scoring
Pts
27
FGM
9
3FGM
7
FTM
2
Pts
17
FGM
6
3FGM
4
FTM
1
Pts
14
FGM
6
3FGM
1
FTM
1
Pts
9
FGM
3
3FGM
1
FTM
2
Players Mentioned
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Photo by: Owen Main
Hyder with Career Night; Mustangs Come Up just Short at Arizona State
11/20/2024 8:48:00 PM | Men's Basketball
TEMPE, Ariz. – Graduate guard Jarred Hyder (above) sank a collegiate best seven three-pointers to finish with a career high 27 points Wednesday evening, but the Cal Poly men's basketball program – after trailing by as much as 13 points early in the second half and cutting the deficit to one three times in the final six minutes – fell at Arizona State, 93-89.
Senior guard Isaac Jessup finished with 17 points on four three-pointers while sophomore guard Kieran Elliott added 14 on a 6-for-7 shooting night for Cal Poly (3-3), which faced an 89-84 deficit with 21 seconds remaining before Hyder knocked down his seventh three-pointer to cut the gap to two. With Cal Poly forced to foul to regain possession, Sun Devils guard Joson Sanon sank both free throws before fellow guard BJ Freeman fouled Hyder attempting his 13th three-pointer of the night.
Hyder, however, connected on just two of three free throw attempts while Freeman sank both of his opportunities to finalize the host's 93-89 win.
Pursuing its first victory against a Power 4/5 program since a 70-68 victory at then-No. 11 UCLA (Nov. 25, 2012), Cal Poly – which never led Wednesday – shot 51.6 (33-for-64) percent from the floor, connected on 13 three-pointers and, three nights after turning the ball over 22 times in a road victory at Eastern Washington, committed just 12.
Hyder's 27-point performance outmatched his previous career best of 26, set while a freshman at Fresno State on Nov. 10, 2019. His seven three-pointers were one shy of the Cal Poly program single-game record, previously accomplished by three players and most recently by Dawin Whiten on Feb. 10, 2007.
Cal Poly completes its current three-game road trip at Saint Mary's on Saturday, Nov. 23. Tip time from University Credit Union Pavilion is 5 p.m.
After knocking down five of its initial six three-point attempts to open Wednesday's matchup, Arizona State led 17-7 after six minutes. The Mustangs still trailed 26-14 midway through the opening half before three straight Hyder three-pointers helped Cal Poly close the gap to five points with eight minutes remaining.
Following its stout start from three-point range, the Sun Devils sank just one during the final 14 minutes of the opening half as the Mustangs faced a 46-38 deficit at the break.
The Sun Devils utilized a three-pointer from guard Alston Mason four minutes into the second half to stretch their advantage to 59-46. Cal Poly, however, responded with layups from Elliott, freshman guard Peter Bandelj and Hyder in the next 83 seconds to close the gap to 59-53 with 14 minutes to go.
Senior guard Isaac Jessup finished with 17 points on four three-pointers while sophomore guard Kieran Elliott added 14 on a 6-for-7 shooting night for Cal Poly (3-3), which faced an 89-84 deficit with 21 seconds remaining before Hyder knocked down his seventh three-pointer to cut the gap to two. With Cal Poly forced to foul to regain possession, Sun Devils guard Joson Sanon sank both free throws before fellow guard BJ Freeman fouled Hyder attempting his 13th three-pointer of the night.
Hyder, however, connected on just two of three free throw attempts while Freeman sank both of his opportunities to finalize the host's 93-89 win.
Pursuing its first victory against a Power 4/5 program since a 70-68 victory at then-No. 11 UCLA (Nov. 25, 2012), Cal Poly – which never led Wednesday – shot 51.6 (33-for-64) percent from the floor, connected on 13 three-pointers and, three nights after turning the ball over 22 times in a road victory at Eastern Washington, committed just 12.
Hyder's 27-point performance outmatched his previous career best of 26, set while a freshman at Fresno State on Nov. 10, 2019. His seven three-pointers were one shy of the Cal Poly program single-game record, previously accomplished by three players and most recently by Dawin Whiten on Feb. 10, 2007.
Cal Poly completes its current three-game road trip at Saint Mary's on Saturday, Nov. 23. Tip time from University Credit Union Pavilion is 5 p.m.
After knocking down five of its initial six three-point attempts to open Wednesday's matchup, Arizona State led 17-7 after six minutes. The Mustangs still trailed 26-14 midway through the opening half before three straight Hyder three-pointers helped Cal Poly close the gap to five points with eight minutes remaining.
Following its stout start from three-point range, the Sun Devils sank just one during the final 14 minutes of the opening half as the Mustangs faced a 46-38 deficit at the break.
The Sun Devils utilized a three-pointer from guard Alston Mason four minutes into the second half to stretch their advantage to 59-46. Cal Poly, however, responded with layups from Elliott, freshman guard Peter Bandelj and Hyder in the next 83 seconds to close the gap to 59-53 with 14 minutes to go.
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