Women’s Basketball: Eight straight for the Vandals
The Idaho women’s basketball team continued to impress Thursday with an important win over Montana State with a final score of 95-77. This was a big conference matchup for the […]
Tag: Big Sky
Women’s Basketball Preview: Streaking through the (Big) Sky
With the run this Idaho team is on, it’s fair to wonder if there is even anything to be scared of. As the Vandals (13-10, BSC 9-3) kick off the […]
Men’s Basketball Preview: Encounter of experience
Eastern Washington is arguably Idaho’s greatest conference rival, but the Grizzlies of Montana have never fallen out of contention for that position. Just take a look at the history. These […]
Feature: A sophomore standout
Imagine being thrown into a significant starting role with all eyes on you to bring home a win against one of the top programs in the Big Sky. Then imagine […]
Column: Past champions
With a near-unanimous selection as preseason favorites to win the Big Sky Conference, it would have been reasonable to expect some panic after non-conference play. Multiple losses to CSU Bakersfield […]
Column: Climbing the ladder
Riding high off of a four-game win streak, the Idaho men’s basketball team is ready to take on the Big Sky leading Montana Grizzlies. Idaho, winners of seven of their […]
Staff Predictions: Idaho vs. Montana 2/17/18
Meredith Spelbring, Idaho- 70, Montana- 68 What is a little college basketball without a good upset? On paper, the two teams are neck-in-neck. It could easily be anyone’s game […]
Track and Field: Success in Seattle (again)
The University of Idaho track team had another successful weekend at the University of Washington in Seattle in the last regular season indoor meet of the year, where many Vandals […]
Women’s Tennis: A swinging loss
Idaho women’s tennis had a rough day on Saturday, losing to Gonzaga 6-1. The Idaho Vandals had a short trip to play the Gonzaga Bulldogs, resulting in their second loss […]
Opinion: Hollywood nights
What are the major components of a rivalry? Perhaps it’s the bitterness — pure disdain between squads. It could simply be proximity, or maybe a parallel between talent on teams […]