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Weber State loses heartbreaker to NAU in overtime

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Roy Burton

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The Wildcats are still very much in charge of their own future.

http://www.standard.net/stories/2014/03/01/weber-state-hoops-defeated-nau-overtime" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Weber State already owns a share of the Big Sky regular season championship, but the loss leaves a slight opening for Montana to host the tournament -- only if the Wildcats lose their final two games on the road, the Grizzlies win their final three and get help from other teams.

WSU plays its final two regular-season Big Sky games on the road next week at Portland State and Eastern Washington -- a win at either will clinch the tournament site no matter what anyone else in the league does.
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