Jimmies

The players taking part in that contest were far from the only people who did what they could to rustle some jimmies ahead of the showdown.

All-conference senior forward Jack Talley started and played 19 minutes for the Jimmies, scoring three points on a 3-pointer in the second half that put UJ up 84-45.

Briar Cliff shot 59 percent from the field in the first half of the contest and led the Jimmies 45-39.

Concordia (20-9 overall) defeated the Jimmies 86-74 on Jan.

Defense wasn't an issue for the Jimmies, per usual, as UJ limited the Lancers to just 19 second-half points after trailing 29-23 at the half.

Five Jimmies reached double figures in scoring against the Broncos, led by junior forward Brady Birch's double-double of 19 points and 10 rebounds.

Hegerle was busy using her 6-foot frame to her team's advantage, putting the Jimmies within six of match point.

Leading by three or four most of the way, the Jimmies outscored Northwestern 6-2 midway through for a 17-17 tie.

Neville said Friday's turnover issue was multi-faceted: Pickens is out, UJ's guards are young and the Jimmies weren't coming to the basketball effectively in the press.

The Broncos defeated the Jimmies 79-65 on Jan.

The Jimmies' two remaining home games on Nov. 14 and Nov. 21 have been moved to Bismarck's MDU Resources Community Bowl.

The Jimmies were without senior starting running back Tanner Mathern who suffered a lacerated spleen in Wednesday's practice.

It's impossible to predict how the final outcome would've been affected had the Jimmies been able to find the end zone first, but it was an ominous start to Jamestown's best offensive game of the season.

Mayville State (2-1) defeated Jamestown 4-2 in Mayville on Sept. 17. The Jimmies are scheduled to wrap up fall baseball this Saturday and Sunday with four games at Viterbo University (2-2) in La Crosse, Wisconsin.

Special teams also excelled as Braxton Williams converted all six extra points, made 1-of-2 field goals, totaled five touchbacks and limited the Jimmies return game.

The Jimmies also fell to NCAA Division II Concordia -St.

The Jimmies gained their 25th win of the season and an automatic bid into the NAIA National Tournament in Sioux City, Iowa.

The Jimmies host Valley City State on Monday at 7 p.m.

The Jimmies remain in Nebraska on Friday to face No. 24 Midland University in Fremont.

The Jimmies would go on to win the fourth set 25-14 improving the team's overall record to 2-0.