PITTSBURGH — Senior guard Jared Wilson-Frame recorded his first double-double of the season as Pittsburgh rolled over Maryland-Eastern Shore, 78-43 on Saturday.

Wilson-Frame has been the Panthers’ best bench scorer and second-leading scorer overall this season, so his 11 total points were not particularly unexpected.

But the season-high 11 rebounds, three assists compared to zero turnovers and overall presence on the floor was exactly what Pitt head coach Jeff Capel needed from his highest-senior for the Panthers to stop a two-game slide.

“Jared is a really good shooter when he has his feet set, but it was his rebounding, his assists, his playmaking, but more than anything his voice,” Capel said. “He had an energy out there. I thought he made the right play, the correct play the majority of the time.”

In total, Pitt outscored the Hawks, 41-1 off the bench. Forward Terrell Brown also broke into double figures with 10 points off the bench.

The under-manned Hawks only dressed nine players for the game and that number was whittled when reserve guard Gabriel Gyamfi fouled out early in the second half.

Point guard Xavier Johnson led the Panthers with 12 points.