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NCAAM: Grambling State over Montana State 88-81 in NCAA Tournament First Four

 Grambling State got a win over Montana State in the First Four of the NCAA Tournement 88-81 back on Wednesday. Leading the Tigers was Jimel Cofer with 19 points, both Jourdan Smith and Antwan Burnett had 18 and Mikale Stevenson had 10. For the Bobcats Robert Ford III led the way with 26 points, Brian Goracke had 15 and Brandon Walker had 14. Grambling State outrebounded the Bobcats 44-29 and had 4 blocks. They improve to 21-14 and advance to the First Round where they will play #1 seed Purdue and the Bobcats season ends at 17-18.

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