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The late-game fade got them again. The College of Southern Idaho Golden Eagles watched their season come to an end with a 73-59 loss to top-seeded North Idaho College in the men’s Region 18 Tournament semifinals Friday night. Already thin in the post, CSI battled foul trouble throughout the game, with No. 6 NIC going 28-for-40 at the foul line as the Cardinals advanced to today’s 7:30 p.m. championship game against Eastern Utah. “The fouls just caught up with us,” said CSI head coach Steve Gosar. “That hurt us big time”/Mike Christensen, Twin Falls Times-News. More here.
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wheels on March 06 at 8:25 a.m.
Just talked to my friend NIC AD Al Williams in Utah and man can you say ‘Excited’.Both teams(mens and ladies)playing for titles today.Would it be cool if we won two region 18 gigs or what?Then nationals.What a thrill.Go Cards,we love ya.
JIMMYMAC on March 06 at 10:26 a.m.
Bravo Cards!
I know Al has gotta be ear to ear right now, he and the coaches are more than deserving.
Bring back the hardware!
Don_Sausser on March 06 at 10:31 a.m.
It’s difficult for even a bucketful community college to get a word in-between the Gonzagas of the world but this is the result of AD Al Williams (a former NIC BB star) heading an athletics program the envy of any JUCO.