Kent State men's basketball played Miami in the semifinals of the Mid-American Conference Tournament. Here's how the game unfolded.

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CLEVELAND -- — Peter Suder had 23 points to lead second-seeded Miami (OH) past third-seeded Kent State, 72-64 on Friday in the Mid-American Conference Tournament semifinals. The RedHawks will face No. 1 seed Akron in Saturday's tournament championship game. The Zips reached the finals by knocking off Toledo, 100-90.