Greg Oden and UH slam GLC, creating a log jam at the top of the standings
Around the Super 6 through Game 6 (1/13-1/14) - Every once in a while (maybe twice a season), Hershey manages to play like a quality basketball team. Unfortunately for Great Lakes Christian, it happened in Game 6. Greg Oden scored 24 points as UH coasted to a 91-65 win over GLC. David Teague and Dion Harris added 21 apiece to help the Red Storm (2-4) climb out of the Super 6 basement. Dan Coleman (19 pts) was the leading scorer for the Crusaders, who came into the game alone at the top of the standings, but left in a three-way tie for the lead with RMU and SBU at 4-2 ... Superior Baptist turned up the offense in an 80-59 win over Oskee Wow-wow. Carl Landry (22 pts) and Drew Neitzel (19) paced a balanced Crusaders' attack. OWW's Alando Tucker and Mike Conley combined for 31 points in the loss ... Robert Montgomery U didn't score much, but still had enough to get past Nelson Christian, 49-44. Adam Haluska finished with 22 points for the Knights, who played without the injured Kevin Coble. UNC had its own injury to deal with, as Spencer Tollackson was sidelined with a broken hand. The loss snapped the Doves three-game winning streak and dropped them back to .500 at 3-3.
Game 6 results - 1/13-1/14
UH 91, GLC 65
SBU 80, OWW 59
RMU 49, UNC 44
Game 7 (MSU bye) - 1/16-1/17
SBU (4-2) @ UH (2-4)
UNC (3-3) @ GLC (4-2)
OWW (1-5) @ RMU (4-2)
