Green Bay Aims to Sweep Season Series Against Detroit in Horizon League Clash DETROIT (Interstat) — The Green Bay Phoenix and Detroit Mercy Titans, two teams jockeying for position in the Horizon League standings, will meet for the second time this month on Sunday at Calihan Hall. The Phoenix (15-12, 9-7 Horizon) won the first matchup 76-63 at home on Feb. 7 and will look to complete the regular-season sweep. Green Bay has won three of its last five games but is coming off a narrow 75-72 road loss to Milwaukee on Feb. 15, despite a career-high 32 points from guard Marcus Hall. Hall, the team’s leading scorer, has been on a tear, averaging 18.1 points over his last seven games. His 32-point, seven-rebound effort against Milwaukee highlighted his ability to carry the offensive load. The Detroit Titans (12-13, 8-8), meanwhile, have found momentum with back-to-back wins, including a 76-70 victory over Youngstown State on Feb. 15. Forward Tyler Spratt has been a consistent force, averaging a double-double of 15 points and 9 rebounds in that win. He scored 28 points in a Jan. 30 victory over Northern Kentucky, demonstrating his high ceiling. This contest features a contrast in recent trajectories. Green Bay seeks to regain its footing after a tough road loss, while Detroit aims to extend its winning streak and level its conference record. The Titans’ home record at Calihan Hall will be tested against a Phoenix squad that has proven capable on the road, evidenced by an overtime win at Northern Kentucky on Feb. 4. The outcome will have implications for seeding in the upcoming Horizon League tournament. Green Bay currently sits in fourth place, while Detroit is tied for sixth. A win for the Titans would even the season series and tighten the standings. Tipoff is scheduled for 2 p.m. EST on Sunday, Feb. 22, 2026. Detroit will hit the road for its next game at Robert Morris on Wednesday, while Green Bay’s next contest is at home against Youngstown State on Feb. 28.