The Basics
Score: Detroit 1, Northern Kentucky 1 (2OT)
Records: Detroit 3-2-4, 0-0-2 HL, Northern Kentucky 4-3-1, 1-0-1 HL
Location: Titan Field (Detroit, Mich.)

DETROIT (9/26/2015) -- Sophomore Jonathan Bohlman (Jenison, Mich. / Freedom Christian) scored the game-tying goal in the 72nd minute Saturday and the University of Detroit Mercy men's soccer team posted its second-straight draw in a 1-1 match with visiting Northern Kentucky University at Titan Field. The Titans remain unbeaten in their last five matches (3-0-2).

Detroit is now 0-0-2 in Horizon League play after its first two matches of the league schedule. The game was the first meeting between the Titans and Norse in conference play as NKU fully joined the Horizon League for the 2015-16 year.

Bohlman's game-tying goal was his first career tally. The Titans peppered the Northern Kentucky throughout the match, finishing with a 28-6 shot advantage and 16-1 edge in corner kicks.

How It Happened
• Detroit opened the game with a good tempo offensively, earning three corner kicks in the first five minutes of the match. The Titans had a 6-0 shot advantage in the first 16 minutes of the match.
• The Titans had numerous scoring opportunities early, but it was Northern Kentucky that scored first. Detroit goalkeeper Nathan Steinwascher came out to play a ball, but Northern Kentucky was able to control it with Steinwascher well out of net. NKU's Johannes Jansen fired it past a Detroit defender and into the far side of the net to give the Norse a 1-0 lead.
• Detroit finished the half with several more opportunities on goal, but NKU goalkeeper A.J. Fleak made some strong saves including on a Jason Leslie header in the final minute of the first half.
• UDM found the back of the net off a rebound. Senior forward Pat Smith headed a ball into the box that was shot on goal by senior Jacob Prud'homme. Fleak made the first save, but Bohlman was there for the rebound and he fired it home to tie the match. Both Bohlman and Smith had just subbed into the match for Detroit.
• Spiro Pliakos had a strong chance in the box just minutes later, but Fleak was able to make the save on a hard low shot to his left.
• Detroit had both shots in overtime, but neither were on net.

Leading the Titans
• Bohlman's goal was his first career tally. He also recorded his first assist this season, earning one against Stetson.
• Pliakos finished the game with a career-high nine shots, two of them on goal.
• Tyler Moorman had three shots for Detroit. The Titans had seven players with multiple-shot days.
• Nathan Steinwascher made two saves in net. He has been in goal for all four draws this season.

Stat of the Game
16 - Detroit had 16 corner kicks during the match, which is the most by a Detroit men's soccer squad since at least 2008. The Titans entered the contest leading the Horizon League in corner kicks.

Inside the Box Score
• Detroit had a 10-0 advantage in corner kicks at the break and finished the match with a 16-1 lead in corners. NKU's first corner kick didn't come until the first overtime period.
• The Titans led in shots, 15-2, at the halftime break and finished the game with a 28-6 lead in shots.
• UDM had 11 shots on goal, while Northern Kentucky finished the game with three shots on net.
• Detroit had the only two shots of overtime.
• Thirteen players had shots during the match for Detroit.
• Johannes Jansen took five of Northern Kentucky's six shots during the game.

Titan News & Notes
• It's the most shots by Detroit since the Titans took 29 shots on Oct. 7, 2014 against IPFW.
• Detroit has entered overtime in all four home matches this season. The Titans have earned ties in three of those contests.
• UDM has given up one or fewer goals in eight of its nine matches this season.
• The Titans easily surpassed its season highs for shots (28) and corner kicks (16).
• Detroit has played in overtime in five of its nine matches this season overall.

Up Next
Detroit wraps up a three-game homestand on Wednesday, Sept. 30, hosting Western Michigan University for a 3 p.m. non-conference match. The Titans and Broncos have met 28 times in the 29-year history of Detroit men's soccer (the game in 2009 was rained out and never re-scheduled).