Jared Stutzman scores 33 on 8-11 shooting from three and the Bengals put up 101 on the Bobcats tonight. I have to say this Bengal team has been a fun group to watch this year. Montana clinched the regular season crown with a win over Weber tonight, so maybe the Bengals catch the Griz hybernating Saturday in Missoula.
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Bengals drop a c-note plus one on MSU
- Thread starter Skippy
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A couple of tidbits — ISU is sixth right now, a game ahead of Portland State, who holds the tiebreaker over the Bengals. If we finish sixth, we’ll play Sac State in the first round— same team that beat us in the opener last year. If we finish 7th, we’ll get Southern Utah, a team we split with this year and one that has been playing pretty good basketball lately.
Last time ISU swept the Montana road trip? The 2000-2001 team beat Montana 79-75 and MSU 72-70, both in overtime. That Bengal team finished third in the league at 10-6, but lost in the first game of the tournament to Weber State.
The last time ISU won a conference tournament game was in 2009, when they beat Northern Colorado 67-60. They lost the next game, 61-53, to Portland State.
Last time ISU swept the Montana road trip? The 2000-2001 team beat Montana 79-75 and MSU 72-70, both in overtime. That Bengal team finished third in the league at 10-6, but lost in the first game of the tournament to Weber State.
The last time ISU won a conference tournament game was in 2009, when they beat Northern Colorado 67-60. They lost the next game, 61-53, to Portland State.
bill_idaflls
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Stutzman and Luzcando combining for 55 points? With that kind of production on offense, ISU would give anyone in the Big Sky trouble. We haven't seen the consistency, but it's a great time of year for it to show up. We need Geno scoring more, especially in the tournament. Looking forward to Saturday's game. Go Bengals!
votb
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Here's a look at the stats:
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boisebengal
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Stutzman had 33 points, he's playing great and only a sophomore! He should be one of the better players in the league in the next few years. We'll be really good next year if we just good a few missing pieces. Now we need to figure out how we're going to get the money for a new gym.
And no one has even mentioned Novak, who has really become a contributor. He's starting to figure out how find the open man when he is double-teamed -- as evidenced by his turnovers going down and assists going up. The Montana State commentators on the video feed repeatedly commented on how athletic he is for a 7-footer.
This team should be very good for the next few years. If Coach Evans can just find that elusive, athletic, rebounding-fool of a power forward, and a point guard to back up or play along side Brandon, we should be in the hunt next year.
My Griz friend from Missoula emailed me this morning and asked me to give him 10 points on Saturday's game. That was tongue-in-cheek of course, but who knows. They aren't playing for anything, and they might even rest their starters in preparation for the tournament. So, anything is possible. Regardless, we are playing our best ball right now, and I'm hopeful that if Gary is back for the tournament, we might do pretty well.
This team should be very good for the next few years. If Coach Evans can just find that elusive, athletic, rebounding-fool of a power forward, and a point guard to back up or play along side Brandon, we should be in the hunt next year.
My Griz friend from Missoula emailed me this morning and asked me to give him 10 points on Saturday's game. That was tongue-in-cheek of course, but who knows. They aren't playing for anything, and they might even rest their starters in preparation for the tournament. So, anything is possible. Regardless, we are playing our best ball right now, and I'm hopeful that if Gary is back for the tournament, we might do pretty well.
