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<\/p>\n MOON TOWNSHIP, Penn. \u2014\u00a0Despite forward Isaac Garrett<\/a> making a return back from injury, Oakland (14-13, 10-6 HL) fell to Robert Morris (18-10, 10-7 HL), 93-69, at the UPMC Events Center Sunday afternoon. Oakland stayed competitive through the first half, trailing by just four points at halftime. However, RMU outpaced Oakland in the second half, outscoring 51-31. Oakland’s scoring efforts were led by its 20 points from the free-throw line and 30 points in the paint.<\/p>\n Senior Ziare Wells<\/a> scored 19 points and recorded three steals as senior Brody Robinson<\/a> added 16 points and dished out seven assists, marking his fourth consecutive game with at least 16 total points. The junior\u00a0Garrett collected seven rebounds and contributed a block in his first game in three weeks. Fifth-year Michael Houge<\/a> finished with 11 points and four rebounds before fouling out, continuing his streak of double-digit\u00a0points in seven consecutive games.<\/p>\n The Golden Grizzlies opened the game strong, capitalizing on an early turnover by the Colonials to score first with fifth-year\u00a0Tuburu Naivalurua’s<\/a> free throws. Robinson had a significant impact with a steal and fastbreak layup, contributing to Oakland’s quick responses to the Colonials’ scoring attempts. Oakland maintained a close contest, highlighted by Wells’s layup to tie the score at 17.<\/p>\n The half continued with Oakland’s Brett White II<\/a> nailing a three-pointer to level the score at 15:00, and Houge contributing with consistent inside scoring. Despite a few turnovers, Oakland’s defense forced RMU into several missed shots, allowing Oakland to stay within a striking distance. A late tip-in by Naivalurua closed the half with the visitors trailing by four.<\/p>\n Greg Kampe<\/a>‘s Golden Grizzlies began the second half with an attempt to close the scoring gap, highlighted by White’s early three-pointer at 17:45, reducing the deficit to 48-41. Naivalurua contributed with a slam at 14:48, maintaining the offensive push. Wells and Robinson combined for a sequence of fastbreak points, with Wells converting a dunk at 11:04, narrowing the game to seven points.<\/p>\n Despite Oakland’s efforts, the Colonials consistently responded, extending their lead with a series of successful shots from the field and free throws. Houge’s layup and free throw at the 9:00 mark kept Oakland within reach at 64-57, but RMU maintained their scoring pace. Late in the half, MJ Yeager<\/a> hit a fastbreak\u00a0three-pointer at 1:10 for his second basket of the season, but Oakland closed the half\u00a0unable to overcome the deficit established by Robert Morris.<\/p>\n The Golden Grizzlies are back in the OU Credit Union O’rena for a two-game home stretch, first playing host to Green Bay on Friday, Feb. 20 on the Blacktop. Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. on ESPN+.<\/p>\n How to Follow Oakland Men’s Basketball: For complete information on Oakland Men’s Basketball, follow the team on X at @OaklandMBB<\/a> and head coach Greg Kampe<\/a><\/a> at @KampeOU<\/a>. The team is also on Instagram<\/a> and Facebook<\/a>.<\/p>\n