ALVA, Okla. — Tyler Corley came off the bench to score 22 points, hitting 14-of-20 free throws to lead the Arkansas Tech Wonder Boys (2-2, 1-1 Great American Conference) to a 70-69 win over Northwestern Oklahoma (0-4, 0-2 GAC) on Saturday at Percefull Fieldhouse.

COMING UP NEXT

• The Wonder Boys host Missouri Southern in a non-conference matchup on Saturday, Nov. 28 at Tucker Coliseum. A 3 p.m. tip is scheduled.

HOW IT HAPPENED

• Tech scored the first five points of the game, before NWOSU scored the next six.
• The Rangers had as large as a six-point (16-10) lead in the first half before going into the break with a two-point (30-28) advantage.
• Tech took control in the second half, opening up a 10-point (46-36) lead after a 13-3 run, and the Wonder Boys never trailed again.
• The final minute provided drama as NWOSU pulled to within two (65-63) with 24 seconds to play.
• Tech extended its lead to seven (70-63) with 12 seconds left.
• The Rangers scored six points over those final 12 seconds to cut the Tech lead to one at the end of the game.

NOTABLES

• Corley's 22 points from the bench led the Wonder Boys.
• Andrew Guillory and Marquis Yates both had 11 points in the win.
• DeChriston McKinney grabbed a team-high six rebounds.
• Tech had 35 bench points to NWOSU's 22.

COACH KLINE SAYS

• On his team's performance – "It wasn't pretty. We're not playing anywhere as close to as good as we will be in a few weeks, but right now it's about surviving and winning. This was a tough place to play today."