TOWSON, Md. – Dennis Tunstall recorded his first career double-double to help the Towson University men's basketball team post a 99-37 victory over Goucher Wednesday night at SECU Arena in a non-conference contest.
 
Records
Goucher 2-5
Towson 4-3
 
How It Happened

• Tunstall had a career-high 16 points and 13 rebounds on 7-of-7 shooting.
• He was one of four players in double figures for Towson along with John Davis (12 points), Deshaun Morman (11), and Zane Martin (career-high 11).
• Towson concluded the first half on a 26-6 run to open a 46-22 halftime advantage.
• The Tigers scored 28 consecutive points over an 8 minute, 31-second span that bridged each half.
• The Tigers scored the final 14 points of the first half and first 14 of the second half.
• Towson made 10 of its last 12 field goal attempts of the first half.
• Six different players scored for Towson during its run to end the first half.
• Tunstall had a two-handed dunk off of a nice pass from Martin that swelled Towson's advantage to 41-22 with 64 seconds remaining in the first half.
• Towson opened its first double-digit advantage, 30-19, following Morman's 3-pointer from the top of the key with 4:14 remaining in the first half.
• Towson's lead never dipped below double digits.
• Goucher cut Towson's lead to 20-16 with 6:44 remaining following a 3-pointer by Jesse Mondry.
• Towson made six of its first seven baskets to open an early 12-3 lead.
• Mondry, who led the Gophers with 13 points, gave Goucher its only lead, 3-2, 42 seconds into the contest.

 
Inside the Numbers

• Brian Starr and Davis made their first starts of the season.
• Mike Morsell has hit at least one 3-pointer in five straight games.
• Morman and Davis have scored in double-digits in three straight games.
• Ten Towson players marked the scoring column in the first half.
• Towson had a season best 12 players score.
• Justin Gorham and Starr all finished with career best scoring totals.
• This was the fourth time this season Towson ended with at least 40 rebounds.
• The Tigers had a season-best 49 caroms.
• This was the second time in three games, Towson had a run of at least 28 consecutive points. It had a 30-0 run against Stony Brook.
• Jordan McNeil led Towson with a career best four assists.
• Seven players had at least two assists for the Tigers.
• Martin also added a career best four steals.
• The 62-point margin of victory is the second largest in program history.
• Towson improved to 14-2 overall against Maryland opponents since the start of the 2012-13 season.
• Towson shot a season-high 57.1 percent (36-for-63).
• Goucher had 15 points after intermission.
• This is the first time in Towson's Division I history it held an opponent below 40 points.
• The last Towson opponent to score under 40 points was Frostburg State during the 1970-71 season. The Tigers, who were competing on the Division II level, lost that contest, 36-34.

 
Up Next

• Towson remains home to host former Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) playmate Old Dominion Saturday afternoon at 2 p.m.