Feb. 26, 2005

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Post-Game Notes

Raheem Moss
• Led the Vikings in scoring for the seventh time this year, finishing with a career-high 27 points. His previous best was 22 points vs. Clarion.
• His scoring total was the 13th time in the last 15 games that he scored in double figures.
• Made four three-pointers to raise his season total to 61, tying him for the 9th-highest season total in CSU history.
• His four three-point field goals marked the ninth straight league game in which he has made multiple three-pointers.
• Set career highs for free throws attempted (12) and made (9), topping his old highs of 4-for-5 set against multiple opponents.

Field Goal Shooting
• CSU shot a season-low .297 from the field (19-for-64). The previous low was a .339 effort (20-59) set at UW-Milwaukee and at home vs. UW-Green Bay.

Amadou Koundoul
• Celebrated his final game in the Wolstein Center by starting for the first time (in 47 career games).
• Set a career high with 9 rebounds. He grabbed 7 rebounds against Detroit in the Horizon League Tournament last year.

Miscellaneous
• The loss dropped CSU to 9-16 overall and 6-10 in the Horizon League.
• The Vikings will enter next weekleague tournament as the No. 8 seed and play at No. 5 UIC on Tuesday (March 1) beginning at 7:00 p.m. CST. UIC and Loyola finished tied for fourth with 8-8 league marks with Loyola getting the No. 4 seed because it swept seocnd-place UW-Green Bay this year and UIC dropped both games to the Phoenix.
• UW-Milwaukee finishes the regular season with a 22-5 record and will be the No. 1 seed in the tourney after going 14-2 in league play.
• The Vikings finish the year with a 7-5 home record, their first winning home season since 2001-02 (9-6). It is CSU's 9th winning season in 15 years playing in the Wolstein Center.
• The win gave UW-M ilwaukee a 12-11 lead in the all-time series.