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UND can't get any buckets down low. ISU too dominated that area defensively.

Probably noticed all those clicks from the first one.

Let's piss off Weber some more about having to play on a neutral court.

By the looks of that little "heart flag" it appears jdub27 is winning.

Could have been Webers wake up call like UND's on Tuesday.

Like this game for Idaho State vs UND, I don't think UND has the confidence to over come Weber if they get down too much early. Need to keep it at least close til the finish. or B) blow Weber out of the water from the beginning.

UND is in the Semi's. Jones job is definitely solidified for next year.

Sloppy sloppy! better wake up.

They check the shot clock for a minute and then take a time out....oh basketball.

Comical at this point.

The fourth best team in the Big Sky has no confidence against UND this year it appears. I expected a close game with the 4 vs 5. Props to UND so far.

Thankfully we have the Pairwise otherwise the Big Ten leader would always be top 5.

Now on the herald blog and everything like that.

Crazy finish but UND holds on 65-62.

Do you foul before a three can be attempted?

I expect a foul to be called...

Took the T to get them. One shot: win or lose for Montana with 7 seconds....

The Montana Rule is strong in this one.

I wish this game was today so it was 2 games, a day rest and two more games instead of possibly a game, rest day, and three straight games.

Did you steal that line from UND's first round matchups from the last decade or so?

You think? I think I'm the tall guy in the back next to the sign pole wearing a cap.

That rule doesn't apply at a neutral court luckily.

Dude it's hoops44, don't take him seriously. He obviously has an agenda.

Off topic, but I could see the Summit League becoming quite the contender going forward. The Bison have raised all boats in the MVFC, and now we are seeing that with the Dakota's in the Summit league (as the Bison already have a first round NCAA win in its short history).

Also led the nation in the quarterfinal sessions with over 9,800. Big Ten drew 6,600 in theirs.