GAME RECAP
Impact player
Maverick Ahanmisi, Gophers
With DeAndre Mathieu on the bench with a lower body injury, the senior stepped up with a career outing, finishing with 21 points and leading the Gophers past a sluggish start.
By the numbers
0 Turnovers in the first half for Minnesota.
6 Gophers players scoring seven or more points.
5 Fouls for High Point's John Brown, who finished with 19 points.
Amelia Rayno
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