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Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

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Slow start dooms Idaho in loss to Northern Kentucky

For the second consecutive game, Don Verlin came excruciatingly close to his 100th career win as Idaho coach. But like Tuesday night’s loss to Boise State in Boise, a furious offensive performance in the second half wouldn’t be able to overcome a large, early deficit. Idaho fell 79-74 to Northern Kentucky in its final nonconference game at Memorial Gym, before moving into the Cowan Spectrum on Dec. 6.
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Second half surge lifts Cougars over Idaho State

PULLMAN – Nothing about Ernie Kent’s home debut as Washington State men’s basketball coach surprised him. Not when Idaho State trailed by only one point at half, and not when DaVonte Lacy and Josh Hawkinson had big second-half performances to lift the Cougars to an 80-68 win Friday night, their first under Kent.
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Idaho slips past South Dakota State

MOSCOW, Idaho – Perrion Callandret knew he was getting the basketball. Trailing 75-74 and the clock ticking to under a minute remaining, Idaho senior point guard Mike Scott shot a glance toward his sophomore teammate, then looked away.
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Mkrtuchyan powers Vandals to victory

MOSCOW, Idaho – Arkadiy Mkrtuchyan only had two exhibition starts and a handful of practices’ worth of experience coming into Idaho’s regular-season opener. But 15 seconds into the game it was clear the freshman was a go-to player. The Vandals designed their first offensive set to go down low to Mkrtuchyan, where he laid it off the glass for the first points of his collegiate career.