WARNER - Aberdeen Christian went inside to grab a lead, and then went outside to break the game open Tuesday night in Warner. The Knights used a 40-13 second half to surge past Warner 67-35 in Lake Region Conference boys' basketball action. "The kids really bought in tonight," said Christian coach Matt Rohrbach. "Their energy was relentless. I was very proud of them." It was Brooks Jett who set the tone early for the Knights. The sophomore repeatedly scored in the lane for 15 first-half points to take Christian to a five-point halftime advantage. "I knew I had to step up a little bit and be a bigger role on the team this year," Jett said, "and that’s what I tried to do." Warner made sure Jett didn't have a repeat performance in the second half, holding the sophomore scoreless, but the other Christian players came through, nailing eight 3-pointers to pull away. "He’s a good player. We didn’t necessarily match up that well with some of their length," said Warner c