Saturday, February 6
Fargo, N.D.
5 p.m.
Purdue Fort Wayne
19-7, 8-3
46
at
62
North Dakota State
16-8, 6-4
1
2
F
IPFW
25
21
46
North Dakota State
37
25
62
Team Stats
IPFW
NDSU
FG%
.281
.421
3FG%
.280
.364
FT%
.778
.600
RB
35
41
TO
11
8
STL
4
7
Game Leaders
Scoring
Pts
18
FGM
6
3FGM
4
FTM
2
Pts
9
FGM
2
3FGM
1
FTM
4
Pts
6
FGM
2
3FGM
2
FTM
0
Players Mentioned
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IPFW Falls On The Road At North Dakota State 62-46
2/6/2016 8:08:00 PM | Men's Basketball
FARGO, N.D. – A.J. Jacobson scored a game-high 22 points to lead North Dakota State to a 62-46 men's college basketball Summit League home win past IPFW Saturday at Scheels Arena in Fargo, North Dakota. The host Bison (16-8, 6-4 Summit League) scored the first 11 points of the contest, were ahead 37-25 at halftime and led the entire contest against the visiting Mastodons (19-7, 8-3 Summit League), who were led by senior Michael Calder/Fort Lauderdale, Fla. with 18 points. IPFW will be idle during the upcoming week before hosting the University of Denver next Saturday, Feb. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Hilliard Gates Sports Center in Fort Wayne.
IPFW, ranked No. 15 in the latest The CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25, fell behind 11-0 at 15:36 after Malik Clements opened the contest with consecutive three-point field goals followed by a layup and another three-pointer by Jacobson. The Mastodons closed to within 15-11 at 11:29 following back-to-back three-pointers from Calder that followed a basket inside by senior Joe Reed/Greenwood (15:14) and a three-pointer by junior DeAngelo Stewart/Detroit, Mich. (13:51), off the bench. NDSU took its largest lead of the opening half, 29-16, on a three-pointer by Khy Kabellis at 5:14. A pair of free throws from redshirt-senior Max Landis/Indianapolis at 2:31 made it an eight-point game, 31-23, but the Bison extended the margin to 37-25 at the intermission.
IPFW began the second half with a 9-2 run to close to within 39-34 at 14:06, forcing a timeout by NDSU. The Bison answered with five-straight points, including a three-pointer by Jacobson, to lead 44-34 at 12:33. Redshirt-junior Brent Calhoun/Indianapolis scored down low for IPFW to make it 44-36 at 12:00, but that would be as close as the Mastodons would get the remainder of the game. NDSU scored the next six points to lead 50-36 with 10:31 on the clock, getting four quick points from Jacobson, and the Bison maintained a double-digit advantage to the final horn.
Calder led IPFW with his 18 points, including 4-7 three-pointers, adding six rebounds. Landis (1-6 3FGs), who scored a school-record 44 points with a school-record 11 three-pointers at South Dakota on Thursday night, finished with nine points for the Mastodons. IPFW shot a season-low 28% (16-57) from the field, including 28% (7-25) on three-pointers and 78% (7-9) at the free throw line. The 46 points are a season low, as well.
Jacobson led North Dakota with his game-high 22 points, including 5-8 three-pointers, adding eight rebounds. Kory Brown added 10 points for the Bison. NDSU shot 42% (24-57) from the field, including 36% (8-22) on three-pointers and 60% (6-10) at the line.
IPFW was playing North Dakota State for the 23rd time overall since 2005-06. The Bison now lead the closely-played series, 12-11. The Mastodons had defeated NDSU 79-74 in Fort Wayne earlier this season (Jan. 21).
IPFW, with 12 wins in its last 15 games, continues to enjoy its finest start to a season as a Division I program (2001-02) with its 19-7 record.
IPFW, ranked No. 15 in the latest The CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25, fell behind 11-0 at 15:36 after Malik Clements opened the contest with consecutive three-point field goals followed by a layup and another three-pointer by Jacobson. The Mastodons closed to within 15-11 at 11:29 following back-to-back three-pointers from Calder that followed a basket inside by senior Joe Reed/Greenwood (15:14) and a three-pointer by junior DeAngelo Stewart/Detroit, Mich. (13:51), off the bench. NDSU took its largest lead of the opening half, 29-16, on a three-pointer by Khy Kabellis at 5:14. A pair of free throws from redshirt-senior Max Landis/Indianapolis at 2:31 made it an eight-point game, 31-23, but the Bison extended the margin to 37-25 at the intermission.
IPFW began the second half with a 9-2 run to close to within 39-34 at 14:06, forcing a timeout by NDSU. The Bison answered with five-straight points, including a three-pointer by Jacobson, to lead 44-34 at 12:33. Redshirt-junior Brent Calhoun/Indianapolis scored down low for IPFW to make it 44-36 at 12:00, but that would be as close as the Mastodons would get the remainder of the game. NDSU scored the next six points to lead 50-36 with 10:31 on the clock, getting four quick points from Jacobson, and the Bison maintained a double-digit advantage to the final horn.
Calder led IPFW with his 18 points, including 4-7 three-pointers, adding six rebounds. Landis (1-6 3FGs), who scored a school-record 44 points with a school-record 11 three-pointers at South Dakota on Thursday night, finished with nine points for the Mastodons. IPFW shot a season-low 28% (16-57) from the field, including 28% (7-25) on three-pointers and 78% (7-9) at the free throw line. The 46 points are a season low, as well.
Jacobson led North Dakota with his game-high 22 points, including 5-8 three-pointers, adding eight rebounds. Kory Brown added 10 points for the Bison. NDSU shot 42% (24-57) from the field, including 36% (8-22) on three-pointers and 60% (6-10) at the line.
IPFW was playing North Dakota State for the 23rd time overall since 2005-06. The Bison now lead the closely-played series, 12-11. The Mastodons had defeated NDSU 79-74 in Fort Wayne earlier this season (Jan. 21).
IPFW, with 12 wins in its last 15 games, continues to enjoy its finest start to a season as a Division I program (2001-02) with its 19-7 record.
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