Andrew Crawford anchored a dominant performance for the Northern Colorado Bears, scoring 14 points and grabbing 13 rebounds to secure a decisive 102-52 victory over Northern New Mexico in Greeley on Tuesday. The Bears (2-1) controlled the pace from the opening tip, leveraging their size and depth to overwhelm the Eagles, who struggled to contain Crawford’s presence on both ends of the floor. This emphatic win extends Northern Colorado’s winning streak and establishes their offensive firepower early in the season.
Bears dominate Eagles 102-52 behind Crawford’s double-double and Reynolds’ playmaking
Langston Reynolds provided crucial orchestration for the Bears, contributing 13 points along with five rebounds and a game-high seven assists. Steven Ramirez Jr. added significant scoring punch with 11 points, showcasing his efficiency by shooting 4-for-6 from the field, including 3-for-5 from beyond the three-point line. The balanced attack allowed Northern Colorado to maintain a high scoring average, making it difficult for the Eagles to mount any sustained resistance throughout the four quarters.
For the visiting Eagles, Marquise Delahaye led the team in scoring with 16 points, seven rebounds, and two steals, while Jordan Morency chipped in 12 points. Despite individual efforts, Northern New Mexico could not overcome the disparity in talent and execution. The Bears look to build on this momentum when they host South Dakota State on Saturday, while the Eagles travel to face New Mexico on Tuesday in an attempt to snap their losing streak.
Source: Yahoo Sports
