Purdue Fort Wayne asserted its home-court dominance on Saturday, dismantling Albion 103-65 in a lopsided contest at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum. The Mastodons (1-1) controlled the game from the opening tip, leveraging superior size and shooting efficiency to build an insurmountable lead. This decisive win sets the tone for the program’s upcoming schedule, showcasing a balanced offensive attack that overwhelmed the visiting Britons.
Anthony Isaac’s 9-of-10 shooting performance powers Mastodons to decisive victory
The offensive engine was driven by Anthony Isaac, who delivered a near-perfect shooting performance with 19 points on 9-of-10 field goal attempts. Isaac’s efficiency anchored the Mastodons’ frontcourt, while Mason Shrout provided crucial secondary scoring with 18 points and five rebounds. Tamaje Izuagbe also contributed effectively, adding 12 points to ensure Purdue Fort Wayne maintained a consistent scoring pace throughout all four quarters.
Albion’s efforts were stifled despite a spirited attempt by Mason Brodi, who led the Britons with 17 points. Kurtis Rhodes added 13 points, two steals, and two blocks, but the defensive gap proved too wide for the visitors to overcome. The Mastodons now shift their focus to Thursday, when they host Western Michigan in their next regular-season matchup, looking to extend their winning streak.
Source: Yahoo Sports
