Central Connecticut Downs Wagner - NYTimes.com Ken Horton scored 22 points and Kyle Vinales added 21 for host Central Connecticut State in a 78-61 win over Wagner on Saturday in the regular-season finale for both teams. Wagner (24-5, 15-3 Northeast), which did not have a chance of catching first-place Long Island, will enter the conference tournament as the No. 2 seed just two years after winning only five games. The Seahawks nearly doubled last year's win total of 13 in the second year for Coach Dan Hurley and his brother and assistant Bobby. The Blue Devils (13-15, 10-8) won three of four games to finish up the season and avenged a loss at Wagner on Jan. 14. They qualified for a 14th straight conference tournament. RUTGERS 77, SETON HALL 72 The freshman Jerome Seagears hit a 3-pointer with 13.1 seconds to play in overtime and visiting Rutgers ended a six-game losing streak. Dane Miller scored a season-high 21 points and Seagears finished with 16 points as the Scarlet Knights (13-16, 5-11 Big East) avenged a loss to the Pirates (19-10, 8-9) earlier in the month. The Pirates had a chance to tie the game, but Jordan Theodore's 3-pointer in the waning seconds went halfway down before spinning out. Gilvydas Biruta got the rebound and iced the game with two free throws, finishing off a 16-point effort. Theodore led Seton Hall with 17 points, including two free throws with 12.7 seconds to force the overtime. PROVIDENCE 73, DEPAUL 71 Providence ended a 22-game Big East road losing streak. LaDontae Henton had 24 points, including a tiebreaking 18-footer with 1.7 seconds left, for the Friars (13-16, 3-13), who had lost five in a row over all. DePaul (11-17, 2-14) tumbled into last place in the conference. Providence's last road victory in the Big East was against DePaul on Jan. 14, 2010. BROWN 94, COLUMBIA 78 Sean McGonagill scored 28 points to help host Brown (8-21, 2-10 Ivy League) record its highest-scoring game of the season. Columbia (14-14, 3-9), which routed Brown by 86-60 earlier this season, has lost five in a row. It was the most points the Lions had surrendered all season. PRINCETON 85, DARTMOUTH 61 Eleven players scored for visiting Princeton (16-11, 7-4 Ivy), which has won five of its last six. Dartmouth (5-23, 1-11), which has lost 10 of 11, trailed by as many as 29. FORDHAM 67, LA SALLE 62 Chris Gaston had 35 points and 16 rebounds for host Fordham. The Rams (10-17, 3-11 Atlantic 10) trailed by 9 at halftime and by 62-61 with 5 minutes 26 seconds left, but they forced four turnovers and finished on a 6-0 run. La Salle (18-11, 7-7) shot just 29.6 percent (8 of 27) from the field. HOFSTRA 93, U.N.C. WILM'TON 64 Mike Moore had 30 points to lead five double-figure scorers as host Hofstra registered a season high for points. The Pride (10-21, 3-15 Colonial Athletic Association) won two of three games for the first time since December. LOUIS 62 Billy Baron made a jumper with four seconds left for host Rhode Island (7-23, 4-9 Atlantic 10). St. Louis (22-6, 10-4) had the lead late but missed its last four field-goal attempts. DAYTON 76, MASSACHUSETTS 43 Host Dayton (18-10, 8-6 Atlantic 10) held Massachusetts, the highest-scoring team in the conference at 76.4 a game, to its lowest total of the season. The Minutemen (19-9, 8-6) scored only 18 points in the first half. VERMONT 80, U.M.B.C. 49 Vermont won easily at home in the regular-season finale for both teams. The second-place Catamounts (20-11, 13-3 America East) will clinch the league title if Stony Brook loses on Sunday. FRANCIS 44 Host Fairleigh Dickinson (3-26, 2-16 Northeast) ended an eight-game losing streak. St. Francis (N.Y.) (15-14, 12-6) led most of the game, but the Knights broke a 40-40 tie with 2:36 left with 4 straight points. N.J.I.T. 94, LONGWOOD 51 From near or far, New Jersey Institute of Technology could not miss at home. N.J.I.T. (12-16) finished with 18 3-pointers - tied for the third highest in Division I this season. But they also excelled at the layup, scoring 23 fast-break points to 0 for Longwood (10-19). IN OTHER GAMES James Johnson had 28 points as Quinnipiac defeated visiting Robert Morris, 73-69. ... C. J. McCollum scored 26 points to help visiting Lehigh defeat Army, 74-72, in overtime.