Mercyhurst 71-66 Wagner (Jan 24, 2025) Final Score

Wagner Seahawks

10-9, 2-4 NEC

	1	2	T
WAG	31	35	66
MERC	37	34	71

Reichert scores 23, Mercyhurst defeats Wagner 71-66

— Aidan Reichert had 23 points in Mercyhurst's 71-66 win against Wagner on Friday night.

Jan 24, 2025, 09:43 pm - Data Skrive

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Betting Results

Odds by

OpenSpreadTotalML

Wagner SeahawksWAGWAG

(10-9)

(10-9, 2-4 Conf)

-10.5

+375

-1.5

-105

o119.5

-105

-125

Mercyhurst LakersMERCMERC

(9-13)

(9-13, 3-4 Conf)

u119.5

-110

+1.5

-115

u119.5

-115

+105

Team	CONF	GB	OVR
Central Connecticut	14-2	-	25-7
Long Island University	12-4	2	17-16
Mercyhurst	9-7	5	15-16
St. Francis (PA)	8-8	6	16-18
Fairleigh Dickinson	8-8	6	13-20
Stonehill	7-9	7	15-17
Wagner	6-10	8	14-16
Le Moyne	4-12	10	9-23
Chicago State	4-12	10	4-28

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Wagner Seahawks

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Game Leaders

Z. Blake #5 - WAG

A. Reichert #32 - MERC

Game Information

Reichert scores 23, Mercyhurst defeats Wagner 71-66

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