INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Indianapolis men's basketball team completed a second-half comeback on Saturday, downing Rockhurst 70-63 in GLVC action.  Four Greyhounds scored in double figures led by Dee Montgomery with 20, just two short of a season-high.

The win puts the Hounds at 13-8 on the year and 7-6 in conference play.  

HOW IT HAPPENED
Both teams shot an even 50% from three-point range in the first half but the Hawks sunk a pair of three's in the final 30 seconds to take a 35-29 lead to the break.

The Hounds came out hot to start the second frame, utilizing a 15-2 run to regain a seven-point lead.  Montgomery sparked the run with a three before Aaron Etherington finished it off with a three of his own.

Rockhurst threatened late, making it a two-point game with 6:27 remaining but three straight baskets in less than one minute put the Hounds ahead by eight.  Cory Miller Jr. notched a driving lay-up before stealing the ball in the court and finding Jesse Bingham under the basket.  Montgomery then came up with a steal and found Miller Jr. in the paint to make it 59-51.

The Hawks pulled within three with 1:49 remaining but UIndy went a perfect nine-for-nine from the charity stripe in the closing minutes to hold on for the 70-63 win.

 INSIDE THE BOX SCORE
- Montgomery finished with 20 points after shooting 4-of-6 from three-point range.  The guard added four rebounds, five assists and a pair of steals.
- Julian Steinfeld led UIndy with seven rebounds while adding a pair of blocks.
- The Hounds scored 33 points off of 21 Hawks turnovers.

UP NEXT
The Hounds close out their road trip on Monday, heading to Lebanon, IL to take on McKendree University in their third game in five days.