BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Aaron Collins put up 13 points and Jacob Hougan added 11 when the Fredonia State men's basketball team took on Canisius College on Sunday. The Griffs won 98-52.

Collins shot 3-3 from three-point land and 2-2 from the free-throw line. Hougan was 4-5 from the floor and added five rebounds and two blocks. AJ Knight led the Devils with six rebounds. The Devils made a season-high 46 percent (6-13) of their three pointers. 

Siem Uijtendaal led Canisius with 30 points, including 10-13 from beyond the arc, and Tahj Staveskie added 15.

Collins opened the game with a three pointer to give the Devils the quick lead. His second three pointer cut the Canisius lead to one, 13-12, with 11:22 on the clock.

Collin nailed his third three, keeping the Devils close, making it a 17-14 game at the 9:17 mark.

From there, the Griffs would go on a 20-0 run to take command of the game. Following a My'Kell Kaigler layup, Canisius then scored the next 10 points, going up 47-16.

Caniusius led 58-23 at the half.

The Devils regrouped early in the second half, outscoring Canisius 12-11 over the first 9:24. The Griffs responded by scoring the next 18 points.

This marked the second straight year the Devils took on the nearby Division I program. Fredonia State head coach Sean Smiley played for Canisius bench boss Reggie Witherspoon during his playing career at the University at Buffalo.

The Devils fall to 0-5 on the season. They travel to John Carroll University on Wednesday.