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Men's Basketball Comes Back on Binghamton to Win, 68-64
Mensah-Bonsu's 16 Points Leads Colonials
T.J. Thompson scored 11 points with five assists at Binghamton Monday night.
 
T.J. Thompson scored 11 points with five assists at Binghamton Monday night.
  

Dec. 30, 2002

Final Stats

VESTAL, NY - The GW men's basketball team trailed Binghamton for the first 35 minutes before a three-pointer by Greg Collucci with 4:25 remaining gave the Colonials their first lead of the game as GW held on to win at Binghamton.

Freshman Pops Mensah-Bonsu led GW with 16 points while Chris Monroe (14) and T.J. Thompson (11) also scored in double figures for GW (6-4).

Anthony Green scored 20 points for Binghamton (4-5) who played its first home game in a month before a season-high crowd of 1,974.

GW trailed by 10 (32-22) at halftime but scored the first eight points of the second half to rally within two. The Bearcats then built a nine-point lead with 8:44 left before GW began the decisive rally.

Freshman Omar Williams one-handed put-back dunk at the 5:16 mark ignited the Colonials' comeback.

 

 

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