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Eagles Get Last Second Win Over No. 6 SOU

Northwest's Ryan McIntosh came through with the game winner
Box Score KIRKLAND, Wash. - Northwest University's Ryan McIntosh put in a missed shot by teammate C.J. Carter at the rim with 1.1 seconds to score as the Eagles edged No. 6 Southern Oregon 86-84 tonight in Cascade Conference play.
 
With time running down, Carter leaned into a 16 footer but the shot fell short. McIntosh grabbed the ball and put it in to score the winning basket. SOU's in bounds was tipped as the buzzer sounded.
 
In a tight game that saw 21 ties and 14 lead changes, SOU broke a 38-38 tie with 1:29 to go in the first half to lead 41-38 on Dex Daum's 3-pointer. Nemanja Grujicic would score in the paint for Northwest to pull the Eagles to within one, 41-40, as the half would end with SOU holding on to the one point lead.
 
The second half would be just as close as the first. SOU's Kyle Tedder would be fouled on a 3-point attempt and he would sink three straight free throws to tie the game and then give Southern Oregon the 50-48 lead with 16:42 on the clock. The teams would trade the lead several more times, but Dex Daum's free throw with 4:39 to go in the game would give SOU an 80-77 lead. Tommy Jordan would hit a big trey for NU to knot the score at 80-80. After the game's 20th tie, Jordan would hit two free throws to give NU an 84-82 lead, but SOU's David Sturner would get to the rim with 11 seconds to go to tie the score for the final time, 84-84 setting up Ryan McIntosh's heroics at the end as he would grab Carter's miss and drop it in for the win.
 
Michael Greene led Northwest U (14-4, 5-2 CCC) with 18 points. Point guard Tommy Jordan had 16 points while freshman Dak Shagren came off the bench to score 15 for the Eagles.  Ryan McIntosh dropped in14. Starter Michael Russo sat out tonight with back spasms. NU shot 51% for the game.
 
Southern Oregon (16-4, 5-3 CCC) was led by Tim Weber's 20 points with teammate David Sturner contributing 18. Jeff Bush added 16 points as the Raiders shot an impressive 62% for the night. SOU also held the edge in rebounding with a 27-26 margin.

"Playing our second close game in two nights really tested our toughness," said John Van Dyke, NU head coach, "but our guys rose to the occasion to pull this one out without one of our key players. We had guys step in and contribute like Tommy Jordan and Dak Shagren tonight which really gave us a lift. I'm proud of all our guys in the way they responded."
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