Tribe Bests Defending Big South Champ Radford, Extends Second-Longest Win Streak in Program History to Eight

The College connected on 15 3-pointers in the win over Radford, the second most in Tribe history.

Radford, Va. - For the eighth straight time, the William and Mary men's basketball team proved the victors, pulling out a tight road win over defending Big South Champion Radford, 70-68, on Tuesday night at the Dedmon Center. Sophomore Quinn McDowell and senior David Schneider each scored 20-plus points in leading the College to the second-longest winning streak in school history. The Tribe hit 15 3-point field goals, which marked the second-most in school history and held on against a game Highlander squad. The College, off to its best start since 1977-78, upped its season ledger to 8-2 with its third road win of the year, while Radford fell to 5-4 on the campaign.