NEW YORK - In a New York minute, everything can change.

And one week after suffering a heartbreaking loss at Cabrini, Rosemont's men's basketball team found the magic formula to pull out a close one at the end - rallying from a five-point second half deficit on the road to beat New York University by a 69-66 score Tuesday night at the Brooklyn Athletic Facility.

TURNING POINT:
At times, it wasn't pretty and there were some struggles in the second half, which saw both teams go cold from the floor. But the Ravens found a way to win thanks to a steady production at the free throw line, which saw them hit 15 of 15 free throws in the final 20 minutes to help them pull away.

FROM THE BOXSCORE:
- Jalil Myers had 20 points and grabbed 9 rebounds to lead the way for the Ravens. Myers has scored 19 or more points in four of the Ravens six contests this season.

- Jacob Simonson followed up his career-high 20 point output against Cabrini last week with another solid showing, scoring 18 points and grabbing three rebounds.

- Rosemont's 17 for 18 performance at the foul line (94.4 percent) marked the second time this season that the Ravens have missed only one free throw. They went 14 of 15 against Widener on Nov. 9

- The Ravens held a 25-7 advantage in points off turnovers.

- NYU was lead by Dom Cristiano's 23 points on 10 of 14 shooting from the floor. 

UP NEXT:

Tuesday night was the final tune-up game before  Colonial States Athletic Conference play begins on Saturday afternoon with a women's-men's doubleheader contest at Wilson. The men's game is scheduled to start at 3 p.m.