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Sam Griesel
Carrie Snyder
65
North Dakota UND 8-12, 2-5
67
Winner North Dakota State NDSU 9-11, 3-3
North Dakota UND
8-12, 2-5
65
Final
67
North Dakota State NDSU
9-11, 3-3
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 F
North Dakota UND 34 31 65
North Dakota State NDSU 35 32 67

Game Recap: Men's Basketball |

Bison Claim Victory over North Dakota, 67-65

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FARGO, N.D. – In front of an electric crowd inside the Scheels Center, the North Dakota State men's basketball team outlasted the University of North Dakota in a back-and-forth game, earning a 67-65 victory on Saturday afternoon.
 
NDSU improved to 3-3 in The Summit League with the win, while UND fell to 2-5 in league play.
 
Bison junior Deng Geu led all players with 15 points and also grabbed 8 rebounds. NDSU freshman Sam Griesel tallied 9 points and a season-high 11 rebounds.
 
North Dakota was led by junior guard Marlon Stewart, who finished with 14 points despite suffering through a 3-for-16 shooting effort.
 
The Fighting Hawks raced out to a 15-3 lead in the game's first five minutes, but NDSU cut the deficit to four at 17-13 before the midway mark of the first half.
 
Trailing 27-18, the Bison finished the half on a 17-7 run to go into halftime leading 35-34.
 
There were six ties and six lead changes in the final 20 minutes. Down four at 63-59 with five minutes remaining, Geu tied the game with a pair of free throws and a dunk. North Dakota's Billy Brown responded with a bucket to go ahead 65-63, but the Bison scored the final four points of the game.
 
Griesel tied the game with a layup in traffic with 3:11 on the clock, and Geu scored the game-winner in the paint with 1:35 to play.
 
On the final possession of the game, UND missed a long jumper by Stewart, a tip-in attempt by Conner Avants, and a desperation heave from Aanen Moody.
 
Tyree Eady, Rocky Kreuser and Jared Samuelson all scored eight points for NDSU. Chris Quayle had a career-high seven rebounds.
 
The Bison are now 7-4 against North Dakota in 11 Division I meetings.
 
 
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