Olivier Rioux makes college basketball history as the world's tallest player to score in Florida's 102-61 victory over Saint Francis Wednesday night.

Olivier Rioux is in the record books again. The 7-foot-9 Florida redshirt freshman became the tallest player to ever score in a college basketball game when he tallied his first two career points Wednesday in a 102-61 win over Saint Francis. Rioux dunked with 42 seconds left and the crowd at the Stephen O. Connell Center erupted.

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Florida center Olivier Rioux makes CBB history with a late dunk vs. Saint Francis, becoming the tallest player to score a field goal.

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After the Arizona basketball team beat the Alabama Crimson Tide, the win was historic in modern college basketball history.

Following significant roster turnover — most notably the departures of Walter Clayton Jr. and Alijah Martin — Florida entered the new season ranked No. 23 and earned a commanding 102–61 win over the St. Francis Red Flash to improve to 7–4.