The win was the second straight for the Greyhounds as they reached the .500 mark with a 4-4 record. The Aggies fell to 2-6 on the year.
Moravian trailed for most of the game, but a Chris Earley free throw gave the Greyhounds a 46-45 lead with exactly seven minutes to go. The lead changed hands eight times after that until four straight points by Moravian gave the squad a 58-53 advantage with 2:12 to go.
The Greyhounds then held a 61-57 lead before Delaware Valley’s Jason Seipt hit a 3-pointer with 43 seconds to go to make it a one-point lead. Moravian inbounded the ball and ran most of the shot clock down. Eric Whitman then found Franzyshen who hit the layup while being fouled with 13.7 seconds to go. Franzyshen converted the free throw for a 64-60 lead.
An Isaiah Pinckney putback of a Seipt miss with 5.7 seconds remaining made it a two-point ballgame, but Moravian’s Ryan Miller sealed the contest a second later as he hit a pair of free throws for the 66-62 final.
Delaware Valley led by as many as 10, 18-8, with 10:40 remaining in the first half and it took a 30-22 advantage into the intermission. However, the Greyhounds rallied and used a big advantage on the boards as they outrebounded the Aggies, 49-30, including 25 offensive boards.
In addition to Franzyshen, Chris Earley and Steve Wenderfer notched 13 points apiece with Wenderfer also adding nine rebounds.
Pinckney played all 40 minutes and finished with a game-high 26 points. Seipt added nine points while Zack Van Dyke had eight points and five rebounds.