The SUNY Oneonta men's basketball team didn't miss much last night en route to a 105-88 victory against city-rival Hartwick College.  The Red Dragons were red hot, shooting 63 percent from the floor in picking up its first win versus the Hawks since 2009.
 
Leading the way was junior Lawrence Coleman (Croton on the Hudson/Hendrick Hudson) who scored a career high 32 points that included a perfect 10-for-10 from the free throw line.  Coleman was one of four Red Dragons in double figures, as seniors Jackson Zuvic (Cold Spring/Haldane) and Jack Dignan (Brewster/Brewster) and sophomore Ian Schupp (New Hampton/Goshen) added 19, 13 and 12 points respectively.
 
Oneonta (2-1) connected on 11-of-20 from deep led by Zuvic who made three from behind the arc.  Seven players made a three-point basket in the game for the Red Dragons with Coleman and Schupp each hitting a pair from long range.
 
Oneonta never trailed in the game, as they scored the first 10 points of the contest en route to a 10-point lead at halftime 56-46.
 
Hartwick made an early run at Oneonta to begin the second half cutting its deficit to 58-56, but the Red Dragons countered with a 10-1 spurt to push its lead back to double digits with 15 minutes to go.
 
Hartwick got as close as five points with 12:52 remaining, but another 9-1 run by Oneonta grew its lead back to 13 points with just under 10 minutes left in the contest.
 
The Hawks did cut the lead back to single digits one more time, but Oneonta closed the game outscoring the Hawks, 19-10, over the final 4:55 for its final margin of victory.
 
Tonight's 105 points for Oneonta was the most since Dec. 2 of 2003 when they put up 106 points against New Paltz in three overtimes.  The last time Oneonta scored more than 100 points in a non-overtime game was in 1993 when they scored 108 points versus Practical Bible to open its season.
 
Oneonta will be home this weekend for a pair of SUNYAC contests.  The Red Dragons will host Potsdam on Friday night beginning at 8pm and Plattsburgh on Saturday afternoon beginning at 4pm.