Baltimore witnessed an exhilarating collegiate basketball game on Tuesday night, where Kameron Hobbs showcased his phenomenal scoring ability by netting 40 points, including a crucial 3-pointer with just 12.2 seconds remaining in double overtime. This pivotal shot propelled Morgan State to a thrilling 102-98 victory over North Carolina Central.

The Eagles forced the game into overtime with a dramatic 3-pointer from Isaac Parson just 2.5 seconds before the first overtime period ended, leveling the score at 88. Hobbs displayed remarkable shooting prowess throughout the game, finishing with 13 successful field goals out of 24 attempts and converting 11 out of 13 free throws. He played a vital role for the Bears (7-11, 1-1 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference), alongside his teammate Will Thomas, who contributed significantly with 29 points and 10 rebounds, hitting 8 of 12 from the field and maintaining a perfect record with 12 free throws.

Ahmarie Simpkins also made his mark, scoring 15 points with a shooting performance of 7 out of 14. On the opposing side, the Eagles (7-12, 0-2) saw strong performances from Perry Smith Jr. and Isaac Parson, both scoring 19 points. Smith complemented his scoring by grabbing 12 rebounds, while Jaqai Murray added to the effort with 16 points, nine rebounds, and two blocks.

Overall, it was a fiercely contested match, showcasing the excitement and competitiveness of college basketball. The excellent performances on both sides underscore the talent present in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, promising thrilling contests in the games to come.