After missing two games recovering from a concussion, Ashe returned to the lineup on Sunday and came up big for the Mount, who played Penn State even the first 37 minutes before falling, 92-82. Ashe scored a career-high 14 points, making 4-6 shots from three-point range, while adding two rebounds and a steal. His three-pointer with 7:45 to play gave the Mount a 74-72 lead. Ashe is averaging 6.2 ppg on the season and leads the Mount in three-point accuracy at 37.8 percent.