Marian shocks #2 Foresters


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02.04.06 - The Marian College Knights blistered the nets in the second half hitting 64% of their shots to shock the NAIA 2nd-ranked Foresters 91-76.  After spotting the Knights seven points to open the game, HU fought back and took a 15-14 lead on an Alex Kock trey at the 12:24 mark, but the lead was short-lived.  Marian's Derek Huffman grabbed an offensive rebound and scored on a putback to immediately reclaim the lead for the Knights.  The Foresters kept within striking distance the remainder of the half and a three from Kyle Ganton with two seconds left gave HU a 35-34 advantage as they headed to the locker room.

Early in the second half, HU pushed its lead to four twice, the last coming at 44-40 with 16:33 to go.  Then the wheels fell off the Foresters' defense.  Marian went on a 19-2 run over the next six minutes to take a 59-46 lead midway through the half, then hit three consecutive treys to push the margin to 17 at 70-53 with eight minutes to play.  Down the stretch, the Foresters pulled within 10 on three occasions, but couldn't get any closer as the Knights went 12-18 from the line over the final 2:39 to complete the upset.

Five Knights scored in double figures with Jared Reeves taking top honors for the game with 29 points.  Doug Sheckler led four Foresters in double digits with 18.  Kock and Kyle Benge added 14 points apiece and Steve Snider finished with 12.  After shooting just 39% from the field in the second half, the Foresters finished the game at 43% (28-65), while the Knights went 27-52 for the game for 52%.   The loss drops the Foresters to 22-5 on the season and 10-3 in the MCC.

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