NCAAB

George Washington Revolutionaries at Saint Louis Billikens

· NCAA Men's Basketball
Final
76 - 79
20-1, 14-0 Home

Robbie Avila hits 3-pointer with 3 seconds left, No. 21 Saint Louis beats George Washington 79-76

Robbie Avila's trey wins it for Saint Louis

Trey Green matched career bests with 23 points and six 3-pointers for the Billikens (20-1, 8-0 Atlantic 10), who won their 14th straight game and are off to the best 21-game start in school history.

Tyrone Marshall and Christian Jones each scored 15 points, and Rafael Castro had 12 points, 18 rebounds, four blocks and three steals for George Washington (13-8, 4-4). The Revolutionaries were seeking their first road win against a Top 25 team in 24 tries, dating to an upset of top-ranked Massachusetts in 1996.

Marshall and Johnson missed chances under the basket in the final minute, and the Billikens called timeout with 17.3 seconds left to set up Avila's game-winner. Avila then stole a long inbounds pass and launched the ball toward the Chaifetz Arena rafters to seal the victory.

The Billikens, who hadn't trailed by more than nine through their first 20 games, rallied from a 15-point first-half deficit and charged into the lead with 15 consecutive points midway through the second half. Green's sixth 3-pointer of the game put Saint Louis ahead for the first time since the opening basket, and Avila followed with his own 3 and a banked-in jumper to make it 70-63.

The Revolutionaries scored nine of the next 10 points to regain the lead and set up a back-and-forth finish.

George Washington surged out to a quick 14-5 lead before allowing the Billikens to chip away and eventually tie it at 21 on Avila's 3-pointer.

The Revolutionaries quickly responded, and Jones punctuated an 11-0 run with a steal and a right-handed jam. The lead reached as many as 15 points at 41-26 after Trey Autry's four-point play.

Quentin Jones banked in a half-court shot at the buzzer to get Saint Louis within 43-33 at halftime.

Up next George Washington: Host Fordham on Saturday.

Saint Louis: Hosts Dayton on Friday night.

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Recent Plays

2nd 0:00 End of Game 76 - 79
2nd 0:00 End of 2nd half 76 - 79
2nd 0:00 Robbie Avila Steal. 76 - 79
2nd 0:00 Tyrone Marshall Jr. bad pass turnover 76 - 79
2nd 0:03 Robbie Avila makes 25-foot three point jumper (Kellen Thames assists) 76 - 79

Statistics

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27-65 FG 28-63
42 Field Goal % 44
8-30 3PT 12-31
27 Three Point % 39
14-21 FT 11-22
67 Free Throw % 50
42 Rebounds 42
12 Offensive Rebounds 13
30 Defensive Rebounds 29
10 Assists 17
10 Steals 7
6 Blocks 0
14 Turnovers 14
0 Team Turnovers 0
14 Total Turnovers 14
0 Technical Fouls 0
0 Total Technical Fouls 0
0 Flagrant Fouls 0
15 Points Off Turnovers 12
13 Fast Break Points 13
36 Points in Paint 32
21 Fouls 21
15 Largest Lead 7
6 Lead Changes 6
83 Percent Led 11

Game Information

Venue: Chaifetz Arena

Location: St. Louis, MO
Attendance: 7,481 | Capacity:

2025-26 Atlantic 10 Conference Standings

TEAM CONF GB OVER
Saint Louis 8-0 - 20-1
George Mason 7-1 1 19-2
VCU 6-2 2 15-6
Dayton 5-3 3 14-7
Saint Joseph's 5-3 3 13-8
Rhode Island 4-4 4 13-8
George Washington 4-4 4 13-8
Davidson 4-4 4 12-8
Duquesne 3-5 5 11-10
La Salle 3-5 5 7-14
Richmond 3-6 5.5 13-9
St. Bonaventure 2-6 6 13-8
Fordham 2-6 6 11-10
Loyola Chicago 1-8 7.5 5-17
Full Standings