Too much Ché: Brogan's perfect 18 in just 12 minutes

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Ohio freshman guard Ché Brogan scored 18 points in 12 minutes off the bench without missing a shot as the Bobcats beat North Carolina A&T 80-70 at the Convocation Center in Athens, Ohio.

Twenty-eight Australian men had a game on day six, and their teams went a combined 14-14.

All box scores are below in a searchable table.

Games played Saturday, November 7 US time, Sunday, November 8. All times AEDT.

Brogan, from Melbourne, went 5-from-5 from the field, 1-from-1 from three and 7-from-7 at the line, with three rebounds, two assists and a steal.

Maryland Eastern Shore senior Alvin Cole, from the Gold Coast, scored 12 off the bench on 5-from-8 shooting, including 2-from-2 from three, with five rebounds and a block as the Hawks beat Cheyney 81-55 at the Hytche Center in Princess Anne, Maryland. Cheyney is not a Division I program.

Furman fifth-year forward Charles Johnston, from Sydney, had 10 points, seven rebounds and four assists, with two threes and 4-from-6 at the line, as the Paladins beat Northern Iowa 98-83 at Timmons Arena in Greenville, South Carolina.

Georgetown junior Chol Machot, from Melbourne, blocked five shots off the bench and added six points on 3-from-5 shooting and five rebounds as the Hoyas beat Maryland 86-74 at Capital One Arena in Washington.

Bradley junior Josh Ibukunoluwa, from Perth, had nine points, eight rebounds and two assists, but the Braves lost 63-52 to Pacific at Carver Arena in Peoria, Illinois.

Lafayette freshman Jasraj Gill, from Brisbane, pulled down 12 rebounds and blocked three shots in 35 minutes, adding four points, but the Leopards lost 67-57 in overtime at Saint Joseph's.

Cal State Fullerton senior Bailey Nunn, from Melbourne, hit two threes for nine points off the bench as the Titans won 87-85 at South Dakota.

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