The Morning Sun · Nov 18, 2017
CMU shoots the lights out, tops Eureka
CMU’s David DiLeo, right, hit eight three-pointers Saturday which is two shy of the single-game school record of 10. (AP Photo/Tony Ding)On Saturday afternoon, the Central Michigan Chippewas looked to bounce back from their close loss Monday at the University of Michigan when they faced off against Eureka College from McGuirk Arena.
The home team got what it was looking for too as it defeated the Division III foe, 103-68.
The Chippewas began the game on a 12-2 run thanks to seven quick points from sophomore David DiLeo, who finished with a career-high 28 points. The forward lit up Eureka with eight makes from long distance and added in eight rebounds and four assists.