Unlike Moscow’s exterior Saturday night, fans huddled in Dee Events Center in Ogden, Utah witnessed periodic junctures of extended dryness with scoring droughts on both ends.
Idaho men’s basketball overcame several stages of aridity, dampened its scoring-scene and withered away Wildcat humidity late in its 68-62 victory over Weber State.
With their first win in Ogden since Jan. 1991, the Vandals leapt over the Wildcats for the Big Sky’s No. 2 spot, locked in a tiebreaker in the case of duplicate conference-record finishes and clinched at least 20 wins for the 10th time in program history.
The Vandals (20-8, BSC 12-4) awoke late after mimicking themselves from their Thursday loss at Idaho State in the first half.