Joliet Junior College experienced a tough loss at home against Rock Valley earlier in the month. 

However, coach Joe Kuhn's squad was unfazed headed to the "Rumble on the Rock" in Rockford on Saturday. 

The Wolves trailed at halftime, but dominated play in the second half winning 74-66 victory over the No. 3 Golden Eagles.

Trailing by six early in the second half, JJC (19-5) took control of the game versus its North Central Community College Conference opponent with a 15-2 run. 

Lincoln-Way Central graduate Jarret Gmazel drilled a 3-pointer with just over nine minutes remaining giving the Wolves a 14-point lead, their biggest of the contest. JJC's defense did enough down the stretch to maintain the lead and the victory. He finished with six points and six assists. 

Butler continued his outstanding season with a team-high 24 points, five assists, four rebounds, four steals and two blocks. 

"This was a big win for us as we let our first meeting get away from us.  It is never easy to win on the road, especially against a very good program and in a playoff type environment," Kuhn said. "Our guys really showed what they are capable of and the character they have.  Quincey was definitely the difference maker out there as he played a great all around game.  Offensively, we really found our rhythm in the second half.  Defensively, we continue to be really good."  

Lincoln-Way Central graduate Mitchell Kwasigroch reached double digits with 16 points. 

The Wolves shot a whopping 49 percent from the field including 9 of 21, (43 percent) from behind the arc. 

The Wolves will continue a three-game road trip with another huge game at Madison College on Wednesday and Triton College on Saturday.