Men’s Basketball Earns Hard-Fought 58-53 Win at Maine

Sunday, November 23

Orono, Maine

2 p.m.

Brown University

2-5,0-0Ivy League

Maine

0-6,0-0America East

Brown

Maine

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Men’s Basketball Earns Hard-Fought 58-53 Win at Maine

11/23/2025 5:37:00 PM | Men's Basketball

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ORONO, Maine - The Brown men's basketball team (2-5) earned a hard-fought wire-to-wire 58-53 win at Maine (0-6) on Sunday afternoon.

The Bears jumped out to an early 7-0 lead behind four quick points from Landon Lewis. The two sides traded baskets as Brown took a 12-5 advantage into the first half under 16 media timeout.

Brown kept its foot on the gas in the middle portion of the first half, leading as much as 10 on two separate occasions. Brown's largest first half advantage was 12 points as a Lewis basket put the Bears up 21-9 with 9:33 remaining.

The Bears led 33-23 at halftime as they shot 14-30 from the floor and 3-8 from beyond the arc, Lewis and N'famara Dabo led the way for Brown with seven first half points, Dabo also added seven rebounds.

Brown's largest advantage of the game came on a three-pointer by Brady Loughlin with 13:09 remaining, Loughlin's triple gave the Bears a 48-33 advantage.

Maine then launched a 7-0 run to cut Brown's advantage to eight, a Lewis made layup ended the run as Brown led 50-40 with 8:58 remaining. Lewis' basket was the final field goal Brown made in the contest. The Black Bears went on to cut the Bears' advantage to as few as three with 3:13 remaining. Neither team would score until Jeremiah Jenkins nailed two free throws to push Brown's advantage to 56-51 with eight seconds remaining.

After a two-point basket by Maine to cut Brown's lead to three, David Rochester hit two free throws to secure the victory for Brown.

Lewis led the way for Brown with a game-high 13 points to go along with four rebounds, Dabo netted 11 points and eight rebounds. The Bears recorded 10 steals, the most since they recorded 10 against Johnson & Wales last season.

Isaiah Langham netted nine points on 4-6 shooting from the floor, classmate Brady Loughlin also added nine points on 3-5 shooting from beyond the arc.

Next up, Brown will travel to New Hampshire on Wednesday, Nov. 26, tip-off is scheduled for 1 p.m. inside Lundholm Gymnasium.

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