In a tight 59-54 setback to crosstown rival Duquesne on Saturday, Abraham paced the Colonials and matched a career-high with 18 points, hitting 6-9 shots from long range in 25 minutes of action. He keyed an 18-4 first half run, scoring nine points with three consecutive three pointers over a two-minute span to help turn a nine-point deficit into a five-point lead, then drilled two keys treys in the latter stages of the second half as the teams traded the lead. Despite averaging just 18.4 minutes per game, Abraham leads Robert Morris in scoring (9.6 ppg) and trifectas (17 3FG). The Paterson, NJ product currently tops the NEC in free throw shooting (.889), ranks fourth in three-point percentage (.459) and eighth in made three-pointers (2.13/game).