San Francisco triumphed over Chicago State with a commanding 82-37 victory on Saturday, propelled by a standout performance from Tyrone Riley IV, who scored 28 points.
Riley was not only key in scoring but also made a significant defensive contribution with three steals for the Dons, who improved to a perfect 4-0 record this season.
Supporting Riley, Ryan Beasley and Ndewedo Newbury both added 10 points each, with Beasley shooting 50% from the field and hitting two three-pointers, while Newbury showcased his range by going 50% from beyond the arc as well.

On the other side, the Cougars, yet to find their footing this season with a record of 0-4, were led in scoring by Jalen Forrest, who managed to put up eight points.
C.J. Delancy contributed six points along with two blocks, and Matthew Robinson also delivered six points for Chicago State.

San Francisco gained control early in the game and never looked back, taking the lead just 20 seconds into the first half.
Riley’s dominance was evident as he tallied 20 points before halftime, helping the Dons secure a substantial 44-12 lead at the intermission.
The home team continued to widen their margin in the second half, reaching a peak lead of 70-30, highlighted by a relentless 12-0 scoring spree.
Beasley stepped up in the latter half to score the highest for his team with 10 points, ensuring a strong finish to their dominant victory.