Bucknell holds off Loyola Maryland 76-72 in OT in Patriot League Tournament quarterfinals
Josh Bascoe finished with 20 points, eight rebounds and six assists for the Bison (18-14), who have won six in a row. Elvin Edmonds IV scored 12. He made two free throws with 1:54 left in the extra period to give the Bison the lead for good.
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