rocklobster
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This is from a January 23 article. Anyone else see it?
https://www.midmajormadness.com/2018/1/23/16922028/five-mid-major-college-basketball-storylines-you-should-be-southland-uapb-to-canisius-montana-nunn
Montana is threatening to run away with the Big Sky, and maybe more.
The Griz are rolling, busting out to a 7-0 league start and going 9-2 since Dec. 3. Their defense has been stifling in Big Sky play, as it was when Bobby Moorehead and the Griz bottled up Montana State star Tyler Hall (10 points, 3-9 FG) in a road win last Saturday. Montana still has a quartert of difficult road games (Eastern Washington and Idaho, especially), but seems like the class of the Big Sky with the league’s top-ranked offensive and defensive efficiency.
It wasn’t that long ago that the Griz were an NCAA Tournament staple, going three times under Wayne Tinkle from 2009-2013. Fourth-year coach Travis DeCuire has kept them more than competitive, coming into the year with a 39-15 Big Sky record. But with a dynamic backcourt — Ahmaad Rorie, Michael Oguine — and a dominant big man in Jamar Akoh, the Griz could find themselves back in the March spotlight.
https://www.midmajormadness.com/2018/1/23/16922028/five-mid-major-college-basketball-storylines-you-should-be-southland-uapb-to-canisius-montana-nunn
Montana is threatening to run away with the Big Sky, and maybe more.
The Griz are rolling, busting out to a 7-0 league start and going 9-2 since Dec. 3. Their defense has been stifling in Big Sky play, as it was when Bobby Moorehead and the Griz bottled up Montana State star Tyler Hall (10 points, 3-9 FG) in a road win last Saturday. Montana still has a quartert of difficult road games (Eastern Washington and Idaho, especially), but seems like the class of the Big Sky with the league’s top-ranked offensive and defensive efficiency.
It wasn’t that long ago that the Griz were an NCAA Tournament staple, going three times under Wayne Tinkle from 2009-2013. Fourth-year coach Travis DeCuire has kept them more than competitive, coming into the year with a 39-15 Big Sky record. But with a dynamic backcourt — Ahmaad Rorie, Michael Oguine — and a dominant big man in Jamar Akoh, the Griz could find themselves back in the March spotlight.