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Sunday Big Sky Scoreboard Northern Colorado 70, Northern Arizona 63, OT Seattle 80, Portland State 77 Sacramento State 74, Eastern Washington 67 2/7/10 Standard.net 'Cats hang on to split road trip By Jasen Asay http://www.standard.net/topics/sports/2010/02/06/cats-hang-split-road-trip 2/6/10 Gameday Final: WSU W 75-71 Big Sky TV | KLO 1430 AM   
Big Sky Scoreboard Weber State 75, Montana State 71 Montana 91, Idaho State 68 2/6/10 Montana Ends 6 Game Losing Streak to WSU Montana 75, Weber St. 61 Associated Press MISSOULA, Mont. -- Anthony Johnson scored 16 of his 18 points in the second half and surging Montana topped league-leading Weber State 75-61 in Big Sky play Friday night. Johnson sank 12 of 14 free throws in the second half. Montana enjoyed a 21-for-28 outing from the foul line for the game. The Wildcats made just 10 trips. Ryan Staudacher provided the shooting touch for the Grizzlies (16-7, 7-4), who have won six of their last seven and snapped an six-game losing streak to Weber State. Staudacher hit five 3-pointers and finished with 16 points. His 3-pointer with 5:14 left gave Montana a 68-52 after Weber State had closed within eight on a 9-0 spurt. Will Cherry added 14 points. Damian Lillard scored 24 points to lead the Wildcats (14-8, 8-2). Lindsey Hughey and Franklin Session had 12 apiece. Weber State had beaten the Grizzlies 64-56 last month. 2/5/10 Gameday Final: WSU L 75-61 Big Sky TV | KLO 1430 AM 
Big Sky Scoreboard Montana 75, Weber State 61 Montana State 63, Idaho State 60 Portland State 76, Sacramento State 62 2/3/10 Wildcat Wall Blog Interview With Franklin Session Wildcat Wall is a fan blog on WeberHoops.com with articles written by Mark Berger and Rod Eyre. New Fan Favorite, Franklin Session
For questions, comments, or thoughts, email me at mark@weberhoops.com 1/31/10 Game of the Week Big Sky Scoreboard Northern Colorado 74, Montana State 68 1/30/10 Saturday Big Sky Scoreboard Montana 84, Northern Arizona 64 Sacramento State 71, Idaho State 55 Portland State 85, Eastern Washington 77 1/29/10 WSU beats Sac; 5th Straight Win Weber St. 81, Sacramento St. 59 Associated Press OGDEN, Utah -- Steve Panos scored 18 points and had 10 rebounds as Weber State defeated Sacramento State 81-59 on Friday night to complete a season sweep of the Hornets. The Wildcats (14-7, 8-1 Big Sky) used a 17-4 run midway through the first half to take control of the game. Lindsey Hughey started the stretch with a 3-pointer followed by a three-point play, and Weber State eventually led 33-22 with 4:24 left in the first half. Damian Lillard scored 15 points, while Hughey added 14 and Franklin Session 11. Justin Eller led the Hornets (7-15, 1-8) with 12 points. Duro Bjegovic had 10. After leading 36-28 at halftime, the Wildcats started the second half on a 9-0 run, with Panos scoring four points. Weber State eventually built a 72-44 lead after a basket from Lillard with 6:57 remaining. 1/29/09 Gameday Final: WSU W 81-59 Big Sky TV | KLO 1430 AM | Big Sky Scoreboard 
1/28/10 Thursday Night's Games Big Sky Scoreboard Montana 64, Northern Colorado 62 Northern Arizona 71, Montana State 58 1/26/09 Fri: Sac State at Weber On Friday night, WSU, now 25th ranked in the Mid-Major Top 25, will attempt to win its 5th straight game and 6th straight against the Hornets of Sacramento State. This week's lone matchup is the 17th all-time meeting between the Wildcats and Hornets in Ogden. WSU is 4-0 at home in Big Sky games and Sac is 0-4 in Big Sky road games. The Hornets have only one win in Ogden and just four wins overall out of the 32 all-time games. All four of Sac's wins against Weber have come in the last seven years. In 2005-06 (one of the eight worst seasons in WSU history) Sac State and Portland State both got their only win in Ogden to date, and after the Hornets won they were so excited they even took the game ball home. WSU head coach Randy Rahe is 6-1 overall against the Hornets. Sac State's head coach Brian Katz is 0-3 vs Weber and was a first year DI coach last season. Katz spent 19 seasons in the JC rankings all in the state of California. He spent 15 years prior to Sac at San Joaquin Delta JC in Stockton, CA. At San Joaquin Delta Katz went 348-138 (79%). The 4 years prior to San Joaquin Katz was the coach at Lassen JC where he posted a 87-47 (65%) record. Overall he was 435-185 (70%) at the JUCO level. Sac Starters C-40 Justin Eller 6-8 235 Sr Yreka, CA (9.8 ppg, 5.9 rpg) F-33 Duro Bjegovic 6-7 235 Jr Drnis, Croatia (6.1 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 0.6 apg, .444 3P%) G-12 Jared Stigall 5-10 160 Sr Sacramento, CA (1.4 ppg, 0.7 rpg, 0.5 apg, .280 3P%) G-23 Domineek Daniel 6-3 190 Jr Barstow, CA (7.1 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 1.0 apg, .313 3P%) G-21 Sultan Toles-Bey 5-10 185 Jr Compton, CA (10.6 ppg, 3.2 apg, 2.7 rpg, 1.7 spg, .359 3P%) WSU Starters C-40 Steve Panos 6-8 240 Sr Salt Lake City, UT (11.3 ppg, 5.3 rpg) F-3 Kyle Bullinger 6-6 210 So Mountain View, WY (9.9 ppg, 3.7 rpg, .310 3P%) G-23 Franklin Session 6-2 175 Jr Los Angeles, CA (10.2 ppg, 6.5 rpg, 3.1 apg, 1.8 spg) G-12 Nick Hansen 6-4 200 Sr Pocatello, ID (8.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg, .331 3P%) G-1 Damian Lillard 6-2 180 So Oakland, CA (20.0 ppg, 4.2 rpg, 3.7 apg, .367 3P%) Sac Schedule Nov 13 @ Rice L 81-51 Nov 14 vs. Houston Baptist W 70-60 Nov 15 vs. South Alabama L 70-58 Nov 18 Bethany (CA) W 90-75 Nov 21 @ Oregon State W 65-63 Nov 24 @ Idaho L 75-61 Nov 28 UC Riverside L 59-58 Dec 2 @ UC Davis W 59-57 Dec 5 Weber State* 80-65 Dec 8 @ USC L 51-36 Dec 12 @ Pacific L 79-49 Dec 19 Idaho State* W 64-63 Dec 21 William Jessup W 74-42 Dec 27 Loyola Marymount L 82-78 Dec 31 @ Eastern Washington* L 79-75 Jan 2 @ Portland State* L 94-66 Jan 9 Seattle W 80-67 Jan 15 Montana* L 57-56 Jan 17 Montana State* L 58-53 Jan 22 @ Northern Colorado* L 79-65 Jan 24 @ Northern Arizona* L 75-71 Jan 29 @ Weber State* 7:00 PM Hornet bio Established: 1947 Undergraduates: 22,555 Postgraduates: 5,417 Location: Sacramento, CA Colors: Green & Gold Mascot: Herky the Hornet Series: WSU is 28-4 all-time vs Sac 1/25/10 Lillard's 2nd POTW / WSU Ranked in Mid-Major Lillard Player of the Week From the Big Sky Conference's official site by Jon Kasper Lillard, Morgan Share Honor BigSkyConf.com Mid-Major Top 25 CollegeInsider.com's top 25 poll now in its 11th season of existence is a poll for the 25 best teams from the mid-major conferences. This year's first poll was released in October with no Big Sky teams ranked but 4 had votes to be ranked: Weber State 50; Montana State 9; Portland State 9; Montana 4. With Northern Colorado surprising many by starting the season going 7-0, it quickly caught the attention of the Mid-Major voting panel. UNC is now 17-4 overall and ranked 10th. Weber State after starting the season with 50 votes was no where to be found after starting the season 0-3. Now that WSU is 7-1 and sitting on top of the Big Sky voters are respecting the Wildcats. WSU along with 4 other schools went from being unranked to cracking the top 25. Interestingly WSU didn't even have a single vote to be ranked just last week while Montana has spent the whole season with votes. The Mid-Major Poll is made up of teams from the following conferences: America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Colonial, Great West, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt, West Coast. WSU's 2009 team finished ranked 20th in the Mid-Major. The last week of the regular season the Wildcats had 5 votes to be in the AP Top 25 before falling to Montana State in the Big Sky Semifinals. The 2007 team led by David Patton finished ranked 25th. In 2003, WSU finished the season in the top 10 (No. 30 in the AP Poll). The last WSU team to finish in the AP Top 25 was the 1980 team which finished 17th. VOTING PANEL: Randy Bennett (St. Mary's), Will Brown (Albany), Rick Byrd (Belmont), Dave Calloway (Monmouth), Kermit Davis (Middle Tennessee), Steve Donahue (Cornell), Anthony Evans (Norfolk State), James Fox (Davidson), Mike Gillian (Longwood), Steve Hawkins (Western Michigan), Dick Hunsaker (Utah Valley), Eddie Jackson (American), Kerry Keating (Santa Clara) *, Billy Kennedy (Murray State), Tod Kowalczyk (UW-Green Bay), Jim Larranaga (George Mason), Jim Les (Bradley), Mike Lonergan (Vermont), Bob Marlin (Sam Houston State), Gregg Marshall (Wichita State), Tom Moore (Quinnipiac), Jimmy Patsos (Loyola MD), Tom Pecora (Hofstra), Vann Pettaway (Alabama A&M), Rick Scruggs (Gardner-Webb), John Shulman (Chattanooga), Brad Stevens (Butler), Gary Stewart (UC Davis), Scott Sutton (Oral Roberts), Wayne Tinkle (Montana), Ernie Zeigler (Central Michigan) Recent articles: Jan 3, 2010 - Altitude TV Big Sky Schedule Dec 8, 2009 - Lillard, Big Sky POTW Honors Dec 6, 2009 - Wildcats Win 9th Straight Big Sky Road Game! Dec 3, 2009 - Weber St. 83, Utah 76 Oct 21, 2009 - WSU picked 1st in polls May 25, 2009 - Lance Allred's Book Nominated for Award |
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