With the teams tied at the end of regulation play the match-up went to overtime where Troy overtook Amsterdam in, not one, but two overtimes. 

Spurned on by a first-class performance in the last half Troy outscored the Rams 42-29 in the final two frames and (OT). That was the inverse of the first half when the Rams scurried out to a 39-30 lead at the midway point.

Amsterdam had great energy right from the tip off and sprinted out to a nice first quarter lead 22-13.

Troy placed three players in double figure scoring. Stetson Merritt paced Troy with 23 points. Terrance Clark splashed in 22 points. Steve Foust added 10 points. Damarion Tucker bagged 9 points. Mike Wiltshire notched 8 points.
The Flying Horses produced 5 hoops from behind the arc.
Stetson Merritt nailed 3 three-pointers.

The Rams placed five players in double figure scoring. Ceasar Thompson was the straw that stirred the drink for the Rams with 17 points. Jhai Vellon added 14 points. Victor Dueno totaled 13 points. JaShean Vann finished with 12 points. Alec Bartone splashed in 10 points.
The Rams manufactored 6 baskets from behind the three point line.
Victor Dueno made 3 three-pointers.
Amsterdam shot with first-rate accuracy from the charity stripe as they achieved 66.7%, 12 of 18.