FARGO, N.D. (AP) -- Myron Green scored 20 points -- 18 of them in the second half -- to help North Dakota State rally for an 80-66 win over Minnesota-Crookston on Wednesday.

The Bison (8-11) trailed 34-28 at halftime, but went on a 16-7 run at the beginning of the second half and took the lead for good at 44-41 on a 3-pointer by Dotun Obadina at the 14:52 mark.

Minnesota-Crookston's shooting dropped off after halftime with the Golden Eagles making only 13 of 34 shots from the field. Crookston (5-13) also lost the battle in the paint, getting outrebounded 35-28.

The Golden Eagles were led by Ahmid Palmer, with 19 points. Matt Hoie and Justin Henry each added 12.

The Bison had five players in double figures, led by Green. Andy Kelchen finished with 18, David Erbes and Adam Dobmeier with 11 apiece and Brandon Smith with 10. Erbes also pulled down a game-high eight rebounds.