" . . . first time in Randy Rahe’s tenure at Weber State, the Wildcats defeated Montana in the Big Sky Conference tournament, topping the Grizzlies on Saturday 62-59 to move on to the NCAA Tournament. “It's about time. They've been a little bit of a thorn in our side,” Rahe said about Montana. “I have great respect for what they do and how they do it up there, they are a class program. But, they've knocked us out of the tournament a few times and sent us on our way.” “It's about time we ended up winning one of these games. I guess you could say we were due,” Rahe said." . . . "Determined to keep their streak against Weber State in the conference tournament alive, the Grizzlies capitalized on offensive rebounds and turnovers to cut the lead down to 41-38 at halftime. “We got off to a great start and made some shots early,” Rahe said. “But Montana is really good, they're not going to go away, so they made a push at the end of the half. And then it just settled in to being a slugfest, a fistfight, which is what we expected all along.” The second half was a defensive battle. Only five combined points were scored in the final six minutes before Baker made the last layup, making every possession count down the stretch."