Towson opened its home schedule with a 20-point win over LIU, powered by Zion Stanford’s first collegiate double-double and balanced scoring. Four Tigers reached double figures as Towson built a lead of as many as 24 and controlled the game with defense, rebounding and contributions across the roster.

By the Numbers
  • Stanford: 12 points and 10 rebounds — his first collegiate double-double.
  • Christian Doerr: 10 points, 8 rebounds and 7 assists, with 1 turnover.
  • Jaquan Womack and Ben Roseborough also scored 12 points apiece.
  • Towson led for 35:40 and won by 20 after going up by as many as 24.
State of Play
  • Towson’s 11-0 first-half run erased LIU’s early lead; the Tigers went into halftime ahead 38-28.
  • An 8-0 second-half run stretched the advantage to 21 with 10:15 remaining, and Towson maintained control.
  • The Tigers return to SECU Arena on Nov. 12 to face Loyola in the 410 Invitational.
Bottom Line

A balanced attack, strong rebounding and careful ball movement carried Towson through its home opener, with Stanford’s milestone double-double the standout performance.