SAN JOSE, Calif. — In an exhilarating contest on Saturday night, Sadaidriene Hall put forth an incredible performance, scoring 33 points, while Josh Uduje made significant contributions in overtime to help San Jose State secure a 107-100 victory over Cal Poly.

Hall also recorded 11 rebounds and made three steals during the game, showcasing his all-around skills for the Spartans, who now sit at a record of 6-6. Uduje finished the night with 23 points, shooting 10 of 18 from the field, including one from beyond the arc, and converting two of four free throw attempts. Alongside Uduje, Latrell Davis delivered a solid performance, contributing 21 points with a shooting accuracy of 7 for 11, including one of three from three-point range, in addition to hitting six of ten on free throws.

For the Mustangs, Owen Koonce was the standout player, finishing with 32 points, eight rebounds, and three steals. Jarred Hyder supported Cal Poly with 18 points and four assists, while Peter Bandelj added 16 points and collected seven rebounds. The Mustangs now have a record of 5-7 after this closely contested matchup.

In the first half, San Jose State sparked momentum with a 13-2 run, establishing a slim one-point lead. By halftime, the Spartans were ahead 45-40, with Uduje contributing nine points to their total. In the second half, San Jose State managed to extend their lead to as much as 13 points, reaching 77-64 following a 7-0 run with 8:54 left in the game. The team successfully maintained their advantage to clinch the win in the closing moments.

This thrilling game showcased intense competitor spirit and key performances from multiple athletes, highlighting the growing prowess of San Jose State as the season progresses.