Networking Madness: Montana status Buzzer Deater gives the first glance of March magic

March you have heard about madness. We are here to talk about the starched madness.

Great Sky, Boise, calls the conference tournament played in Idaho – you know, the house of potatoes. On Tuesday, in the championship game for women’s basketball, the great sky made it good to surrender with madness.

Nine seconds left, the sixth-seeded Montana opponent and the highest seeds made a point leader in the province of Montana. Dani Bartsch, after 3 pointers from Mack Konig, many meters called Montana province. Seven seconds left and bobcats drew a Slob (outside of the outside).

Marah Dykstra passed the entrances and caught a handicraft, but a teammate never ended and the game was broken. Clock winding, pointed to their own hands in 6 meters from Vancouver.

He ran on the basket when he was hitting and hitting the two Montana players around his defender. Missed, leaping from the back panel and never touch the Ray.

However, Dykstra was still in paint, was close to the Ray. And before the noise sounded, he missed, missed, and pushed the square in the background in an action. The ball fell with the ring, and his teammates were marked by the clock zero.

The province of Montana won 58-57, the NCAA tournament, which won the Great Sky Championship and hit the NCAA tournament, won the technical director Tricia Binford in four years. Esmeralda Morales collected 25 points and dykstra was dying.