KOBE! McDowell-White has 28 on 10-for-11 for Mocs

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Chattanooga freshman guard Kobe McDowell-White made 10 of his 11 shots, seven of them threes, for 28 points and eight assists, but the Mocs lost to Penn State 97-93 at the Bryce Jordan Center in University Park, Pennsylvania.

Twenty-one Australian men had a game on day four, and their teams went a combined 13-8.

All box scores are below in a searchable table. Games played Thursday, November 5 US time, Friday, November 6. All times AEDT.

McDowell-White, from Brisbane, went 7-from-8 from three and 3-from-3 inside the arc in 39 minutes, adding a rebound and a steal. His 28 is the second-highest score by an Australian man on our tracker this season, two behind the 30 Noah Pagotto put up for Northern Kentucky on Wednesday US time, and his seven threes are the most any of them has made in a game so far.

Florida senior Alex Condon, from Perth, was just two assists short of a triple double with 12 points, 12 rebounds, eight assists and three blocks in 25 minutes as the Gators beat Jacksonville 88-57 at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center in Gainesville.

Condon is listed at pick 22 in ESPN's 2027 NBA Mock Draft.

It was an all-Australian night in Gainesville, with Florida senior Alex Kovatchev, also from Perth, adding a point and a rebound in five minutes, while Jacksonville senior Rex Stirling, from Melbourne, had five points and four rebounds in 18 minutes off the bench.

Lafayette freshman Jasraj Gill, from Brisbane, started and scored 14 points on 6-from-8 shooting with seven rebounds, seven assists and two steals in 21 minutes as the Leopards beat King's 104-67 at Kirby Sports Center in Easton, Pennsylvania. Sophomore Paddy D'Arcy, from Adelaide, made both his free throws in 10 minutes. King's is not a Division I program.

Bryant graduate student Keegan Harvey, from Newcastle, matched Gill's 14 with two threes, five rebounds, two steals and two blocks, but the Bulldogs lost 66-56 at Quinnipiac.

Three Australians played in Fordham's 83-63 win against Stonehill at Rose Hill Gym in the Bronx. Sophomore Abass Bodija, from Brisbane, started and scored nine on 4-from-5 shooting with five rebounds, junior Jack Whitbourn, from Melbourne, had six points and seven rebounds, five of them offensive, in 13 minutes, and sophomore Roor Akhuar, also from Melbourne, had a block in 15 minutes.

UMass Lowell sophomore Isaiah Walter, from the Central Coast, had eight points, eight rebounds and three steals without a turnover in 36 minutes as the River Hawks won 71-61 at Merrimack. Charlotte freshman Frank Oguche, from Melbourne, hit two threes for nine points off the bench in a 77-67 win against Georgia State, and Syracuse senior Tasman Goodrick, from Sydney, scored eight in 10 minutes of a 102-49 win against Central Connecticut.

Cal State Bakersfield senior Tom Koppens, from Melbourne, started and had six points and eight rebounds as the Roadrunners beat Stanton 93-54, and Columbia senior Nicolo Romanelli, from Sydney, scored two in three minutes of a 120-58 win against SUNY Old Westbury. Neither Stanton nor SUNY Old Westbury is a Division I program.

Three more Australians finished on the wrong side of close games. Hofstra junior Riley Dunn, from Ballarat, had two rebounds in eight minutes as the Pride lost 60-58 at Princeton, Manhattan junior Ben Tweedy, from Queensland, started and hit a three as the Jaspers went down 72-68 to UAlbany, and Florida A&M senior Tuscan Onuoha, from Sydney, started and scored a point as the Rattlers lost 75-70 to Fort Valley State, which is not a Division I program. West Georgia senior Marshal Destremau, from Perth, made all four of his free throws in a 76-53 loss at Loyola Chicago.

Mercer freshman Harrison Lyttle, from Sydney, did not play in a 96-67 loss at Virginia Tech, and UC Davis freshman Koby Moir, from Adelaide, did not play in the Aggies' 65-52 win against Menlo.