By james art 
Minot, nd. – Date on November 8, 2024 at the beginning of a long campaign of 31 games. Many accents contain a trip to Puerto Rico, two triple exceeding, the longest winning series of over 50 years, reaching the highest NCAA ranking in program history, many old records fall and so many hours of sand and grinding hardwood. Now everything leads to it.
It’s time to turn on Ante. The real season begins. Enter the playoffs – NSIC Tournament arrives.
The regular season ends with the most bunny team in the NCAA era. However, there is still a lot of work to do for the Minot State men’s basketball team.
The beavers return to the Petro -Game in a home game and a chance to go to the Pentagon of Sanford. Before challenging them for a place in the quarterfinals, the University of Siu Falls is.
Minot State (23-8) will fight Cougars (16-12) on Wednesday night at MSU Dome. The Council is scheduled for 18:00
Playoffs are a great draw, but this one is certainly attracting its own title, as Siou Falls has succeeded against Beats earlier in the season. The last time these two teams met was on January 10, when Bobbi survived their first loss, which came in the hands of the cougars.
Minot State is looking for a bounce after this difficult loss of 85-61 in the Cougars barn. This will be 20th Meeting for all time between these units and 4th In the playoffs. Sioux Falls won all three competitions before, as Beavers seems to change the course.
Sioux Falls rounded up the regular season with 16 wins, including 12 in conference game. They have all the reasons to feel good when they enter the papers of a winning series of 4 games.
The Minot State will be tasked with standing against Cougars bootable, where all five average double -digit points. The leading charge and a player to watch for Sioux Falls is Creighton Morisch, who was last week NSIC Player of the Week. The large center carries an average double-double 14.3 ppg and 10.9 RPG. Noah Putz is another player player who enters Wednesday with 13.6 PPG and put 24 Bobbi points in the game on January 10th. Another starter that had a big game against Minot was Tabeline Ashley (12.9 PPG) as the guard raised 23 points.
The beavers managed to start the same five boys in all 31 games of the season, as they seem to coincide evenly with what Siu Falls wears on the table. The key tooth that drives it to walk is Caleb van de GreenS He finished the regular game of the season with an amazing 20.5 PPG and 13.0 RPG to run with 71 percent of the pitch. Also play well at security places are Brooklyn Park, Mn Duo of Jalen Cook (13.6 ppg) and Ayouba berthe (13.5 ppg).
The winner of this first round contest will continue to Sioux Falls, SD in the Pentagon of Sanford, to play the first regular champion of the Concordia Saint Paul in the quarterfinals. The advice is set for this Saturday at 4:30 pm.