Lord once again came through in the clutch for the first place Warriors, who stretched their win streak to six games and improved to 7-1 in NEC play with a 74-71 double overtime win over FDU on Thursday at Hammel Court. Lord recorded a season-high 20 points, hitting 6-12 from long range, and added seven rebounds, three assists and a block. The six triples were his single-game high at the DI level. With Merrimack trailing by two and the clock winding down in regulation, Lord muscled his way inside for a layup to send the game to OT. Not to be denied, the senior from Jersey City, NJ delivered again in the second OT, drilling an NBA range, game-winning three-pointer with five seconds to play. Lord is averaging 15.7 ppg over his last three outings and now paces the Warriors with 10.4 ppg on the season.