Detroit Mercy defeats Milwaukee 91-86

The Detroit Mercy Titans, led by TJ Nadeau's 25 points, held off the Wisconsin, Milwaukee Panthers 91-86 in a high-scoring affair at Calihan Hall. The Titans, who have been averaging 76.4 points per game over their last 5 contests, came out strong in the first half, scoring 42 points and taking a 4-point lead into the break. Milwaukee, on the other hand, has been struggling to find consistency, averaging 76 points per game over their last 5, but being outscored by 2.6 points per game. The Panthers' recent trend of allowing 78.6 points per game over their last 5 contests was a concern coming into this matchup, and it ultimately was their downfall. Detroit Mercy's 91 points were the most they've scored in their last 5 games, and it was just enough to secure the 5-point victory.

The second half was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams trading baskets and neither able to gain a significant advantage. Milwaukee's Stevie Elam, who finished with 22 points and 7 rebounds, was a force to be reckoned with, but Detroit Mercy's balanced attack was too much for the Panthers to handle. The Titans had three players score in double figures, including Orlando Lovejoy, who chipped in 24 points and 7 rebounds, and Legend Geeter, who added 19 points and 8 rebounds. Detroit Mercy's ability to score from multiple positions and outrebound Milwaukee 38-32 was a key factor in their victory. The Titans also shot 51.7% from the field, including 42.9% from three-point range, which was a significant improvement from their 44.1% field goal percentage over their last 5 games.

The star performers in this game were undoubtedly the trio of Nadeau, Lovejoy, and Geeter for Detroit Mercy. Nadeau hit several big shots, including a pair of three-pointers in the second half that helped to stem the tide of a Milwaukee rally. Lovejoy was a force in the paint, using his quickness and agility to get around defenders and score easily. Geeter, meanwhile, was a rebounding machine, grabbing 8 boards and helping to limit Milwaukee's second-chance opportunities. On the other side, Elam was the lone bright spot for Milwaukee, scoring 22 points and grabbing 7 rebounds. However, he received little support from his teammates, with only two other players scoring in double figures. Chandler Jackson and Amar Augillard chipped in 13 and 12 points, respectively, but it wasn't enough to overcome the balanced attack of Detroit Mercy.

The CHD Scout predicted Detroit Mercy to win by 5.5 points, and they were spot on, as the Titans emerged victorious by a 5-point margin.

The reason for the accurate prediction was the fact that Detroit Mercy has been playing well at home, averaging 76.4 points per game over their last 5 contests, while Milwaukee has struggled on the road, being outscored by 2.6 points per game over their last 5. The model correctly identified the Titans' balanced attack and their ability to score from multiple positions as key factors in their victory. Additionally, the model took into account Milwaukee's recent trend of allowing 78.6 points per game over their last 5 contests, which was a significant factor in the outcome of the game. The Titans' ability to exploit Milwaukee's defensive weaknesses and score 91 points was a key factor in their victory.

The win for Detroit Mercy was their 5th in their last 6 games, and it improved their record to 13-13 on the season. The Titans have been playing well lately, with their only loss in their last 6 games coming against Green Bay, a team that has been struggling to find consistency. Milwaukee, on the other hand, fell to 11-18 on the season, and their loss was their 3rd in their last 5 games. The Panthers have been struggling to find consistency, and their recent trend of being outscored by 2.6 points per game over their last 5 contests is a concern. The Panthers must regroup and refocus if they hope to make a push for the postseason.

The win for Detroit Mercy was a significant one, as it improved their NET ranking to 246 and gave them a much-needed quad 4 win. The Titans are still a long shot to make the NCAA Tournament, but this win keeps them in the conversation. Milwaukee, on the other hand, saw their NET ranking drop to 248, and their loss was a quad 4 defeat. The Panthers are now 2-3 in their last 5 games, and their recent trend of being outscored by 2.6 points per game over their last 5 contests is a concern. The loss was a significant blow to their postseason hopes, and they must regroup and refocus if they hope to make a push for the tournament. The Titans' win over Milwaukee was a significant one, as it gave them a much-needed quad 4 win and improved their NET ranking. The win also marked the 5th time this season that the Titans have scored 90 or more points in a game, and it was their 3rd win in their last 4 games against Milwaukee.

The game was a high-scoring affair, with both teams combining for 177 points. Detroit Mercy's 91 points were the most they've scored in their last 5 games, and it was just enough to secure the 5-point victory. The Titans' ability to score from multiple positions and outrebound Milwaukee 38-32 was a key factor in their victory. The win for Detroit Mercy was a significant one, as it improved their record to 13-13 on the season and gave them a much-needed quad 4 win. The Titans are still a long shot to make the NCAA Tournament, but this win keeps them in the conversation. Milwaukee, on the other hand, saw their record fall to 11-18 on the season, and their loss was a quad 4 defeat. The Panthers are now 2-3 in their last 5 games, and their recent trend of being outscored by 2.6 points per game over their last 5 contests is a concern.

The Detroit Mercy Titans' 91-86 win over the Milwaukee Panthers was a significant one, as it improved their NET ranking to 246 and gave them a much-needed quad 4 win. The Titans are still a long shot to make the NCAA Tournament, but this win keeps them in the conversation. The win marked the 5th time this season that the Titans have scored 90 or more points in a game, and it was their 3rd win in their last 4 games against Milwaukee. The Titans' ability to score from multiple positions and outrebound Milwaukee 38-32 was a key factor in their victory. The win for Detroit Mercy was a significant one, and it will be interesting to see how they build on this momentum in their next game.