North Dakota Dominates South Dakota in Final Regular Season Game with 95-66 Win
The North Dakota men's basketball team dominated in the second half, outscoring South Dakota 50-25 to secure a 95-66 victory in the final regular season game. Tyree Ihenacho shined with a career-high 24 points and eight assists, while Tsotne Tsartsidze added 14 points and seven rebounds. Amar Kuljuhovic led in rebounds, and B.J. Omot showcased a strong defensive performance.
By the Numbers- NoDak made 12 three-pointers compared to USD's six.
- UND recorded 18 assists with only three turnovers, maintaining a strong ball control.
- Both teams shot over 50% from the field.
- UND grabbed 11 steals, marking the fourth game this year with double-digit steals.
- North Dakota awaits their seeding and opponent in the Summit League Tournament quarterfinals.
- Depending on the outcome of Kansas City's game, they will secure either the second or third seed.
- Brady Danielson delivered a solid performance in his final game at the Betty, contributing eight points and key defensive plays.
The Fighting Hawks showcased a dominant second-half performance, led by Ihenacho's standout game and solid team contributions, setting a strong foundation as they head into the Summit League Tournament with high expectations.
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