It felt like November with a full slate of exhibition games over the weekend.

Some quick hitters from notable games:

Friday

Georgetown 76 - George Washington 68: Jaland Lowe looked like his old self, scoring 19 points in his Hoyas debut. Vince Iwuchukwu added seven points and seven rebounds after recently regaining eligibility. Omari Witherspoon had 16 points and was one of four Revolutionaries in double figures.

Kentucky 69 - Little Rock 49: Milan Momcilovic looked the part in his Kentucky debut, putting up 16 points and seven rebounds. The rest of the offense looked a little clunky, but Mark Pope said they intentionally kept things vanilla.

Michigan 98 - Oregon State 93: The defending national champions faced an early scare from former Michigan assistant Justin Joyner, but were able to hold on to win. Elliot Cadeau was electric, scoring 27 points and dishing out eight assists. Moustapha Thiam added 19 points and 10 rebounds, while Trey McKenney added 18 points. Oregon State's DeShawn Gory had 20 points and eight rebounds.

Kansas 80 - Pittsburg State 62: Tyran Stokes made his collegiate debut with 14 points and four rebounds in 17 minutes. Tre White had 16 points and eight rebounds

Georgia 87 - Charlotte 67 | California 60 - Loyola Marymount 59 | BYU 72 - Nebraska 61 | Arizona 82 - San Diego State 67 | Wright State 76 - Bellarmine 54 | Virginia Tech 78 - Wofford 76

Saturday

Illinois 105 - Cincinnati 96: Illinois might have another stud freshman on its hands in Quentin Coleman. Coleman had 14 points, eight assists, and seven rebounds in 31 minutes. Andrej Stojakovic had 24 points and Stefan Vaaks added 19 off the bench for the Illini. Tylen Riley exploded for 31 points and 13 assists for the Bearcats.

Providence 87 - Pittsburgh 64: Miles Byrd led the Friars with 17 points and seven rebounds. He was one of four in double figures for Bryan Hodgson's Providence debut. Jonathan Powell had 15 points for Pitt.

Villanova 84 - George Mason 67: Tyler Perkins and Devin Royal combined for 45 points for the Wildcats. Brayden O'Connor had 14 points in his first live action since missing all of last season with an injury.

Dayton 75 - Notre Dame 65 | Boise State 109 - Washington 91 | Santa Clara 83 - Stanford 78 | USC 80 - UC San Diego 74 | Utah Tech 92 - Utah Valley 80 | Appalachian State 76 - Winthrop 67 | High Point 92 - UNC Wilmington 71 | Nevada 71 - Utah 61 | Penn State 68 - St. Bonaventure 65

Sunday

Baylor 82 - Florida 76 (OT): Baylor pulled off an October upset of the likely preseason No. 1 Florida Gators thanks to 31 points from Kayden Mingo. Mingo and his brother Dylan each grabbed eight rebounds as well. Isaac Williams added 15 points for Baylor. Florida was 4-29 from three, with Denzel Aberdeen going 0-10. Thomas Haugh led the Gators with 19 points, while Rueben Chinyelu had 13 points and 15 rebounds.

St. John's 104 - Rutgers 99 (4OT): It's not often you see four overtimes in an exhibition game, but that's what we got in Madison Square Garden. Ian Jackson and Keyshawn Hall each had 24 points for the Johnnies, with Hall adding 14 rebounds. Tariq Francis had 24 points of his own for Rutgers, while Christian Gurdak put up 20 points and 15 rebounds.

Indiana 76 - North Carolina 58: Bryce Lindsay caught fire for the Hoosiers, leading all scorers with 26 points. Markus Burton and Darren Harris each had 11 points, while Aiden Sherrell and Samet Yigitoglu both recorded double-digit rebounds. Indiana out-rebounded the Tar Heels 53-31. Sayon Keita had 12 points and nine rebounds for North Carolina.

Creighton 83 - Iowa State 80 | DePaul 72 - Loyola Chicago 65 | Purdue 87 - Ball State 55 | Syracuse 81 - Siena 76 | Colorado 67 - North Texas 64 | Maryland 90 - West Virginia 81 (OT) | NC State 77 - Mississippi State 73 | New Mexico 92 - Washington State 64 | Butler 81 - Indiana State 74 | Illinois State 70 - Northwestern 64 | Furman 85 - Georgia Southern 78

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Links, news and notes:

Mark Mitchell, Seth Trimble, and a handful of other players are eligible again after a Kentucky court granted a temporary injunction. Meanwhile, Jalen Washington and everyone in the Tennessee case are still ineligible after their appeal was denied.

Army is hiring former Siena head coach Carmen Maciariello as an assistant coach.

Four-star guard MJ Curry committed to George Mason.

Four-star guard Devin Cleveland committed to Missouri.

Dink Pate is heading back to the G League and will not play for Providence this season.

Three-star center Precious Sam committed to San Diego State.

New content at Basket Under Review

On a new episode of Weekend Under Review, Brian Rauf and Matthew Winick recap the weekend's exhibition action.

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A new Rauf Report highlights the players ready to make the leap from good to great this season.

Our conference preview series continues with the MAC. Check out the Big West and Metro previews released over the weekend.

Skim Milkey previews the Metro Conference.

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