The Falcons premiered new black uniforms as they defeated the Detroit Titans 70-65 on Tuesday.

Senior Jordan Crawford recorded a career-high 26 points against the Titans, which includes five three-pointers. The win brings BG’s record to 3-3 on the season.

The Falcons had a rough first half on the offensive side. They had nine turnovers, 10 player fouls and only had three offensive turnovers. The defensive side of the ball was more efficient, only allowing Detroit make 28.6 percent of their shots, including no three-point shots.

The second half was more successful on both sides of the ball for the Falcons. BG hit 12 of 13 free throws and made 45.8 percent of their total shots on the game.

“The second half was a back and forth game,” said head coach Louis Orr. “The way we closed the game out, I thought it helped build character and substance for us.”

Though Crawford had a great offensive game, the Titans silenced senior A’uston Calhoun on Tuesday night. He was only able to score nine points and five rebounds during the game, which marks season lows in both.

Junior Cameron Black and sophomore Richaun Holmes recorded more blocks than the whole Detroit team did during the game. Black had three blocks and Holmes had two, while Detroit only recorded four.

Tuesday’s game marked the first time in BG history that the men’s basketball team suited up in black uniforms.

“They might’ve brought a little fire to us,” Crawford said. “ They got us excited before the game.”

The Falcons will be back at the Stroh Center Saturday for the second game of a five-game home stand. Their opponent will be another team from the Horizon League, the Youngstown State Penguins. The game is slated for a 2 p.m. start.