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Utah Tech Dominates Grace University 103-52

Wednesday, November 4, 2026, 9:00 PM ET · Burns Arena

Utah Tech Trailblazers 103, Grace University Lancers 52, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Grace University Lancers vs Utah Tech Trailblazers?

Utah Tech Trailblazers beat Grace University Lancers 103-52 at Burns Arena on November 4, 2026.

In a commanding performance, the Utah Tech Trailblazers triumphed over the Grace University Lancers with a final score of 103-52 at Burns Arena. This game showcased the Trailblazers' offensive prowess and defensive tenacity, effectively demonstrating their capabilities on the court. The victory not only marked a significant win for Utah Tech but also highlighted the struggles faced by Grace University in this matchup.

Utah Tech entered the game with a record of 1-1 for the season and a recent form of 5-5 over their last ten games. However, they were on a two-game losing streak before this matchup, having lost to New Mexico Lobos and California Baptist Lancers in their previous outings. Despite this, the Trailblazers averaged 74.6 points scored per game while allowing 80.3 points, indicating a need for improvement in their defensive play. In contrast, Grace University, coming into the game, faced a tougher challenge with a record that reflected their struggles, especially on the road, where they had only one win out of five games.

The Trailblazers' home record of 4-1 provided them with a favorable environment at Burns Arena, and they capitalized on this advantage against the Lancers. The scoring average for Utah Tech at home was notably higher than their away performance, which stood at 1-4. This home-court advantage was evident as they dominated the game from the outset.

In terms of previous meetings, the block does not provide specific historical context, but the disparity in performance between the two teams in this game suggests that Utah Tech has established a stronghold in this matchup. The Trailblazers' ability to score and defend effectively was on full display, contrasting sharply with Grace University's struggles.

Injuries and player availability were not detailed in the block, but the Lancers' inability to keep pace with the Trailblazers indicates that they may have faced challenges in their lineup. Utah Tech's players showcased their skills, with multiple contributors stepping up throughout the game.

The betting market reflected a strong belief in Utah Tech's chances, pricing their win probability at 1.0, indicating an overwhelming expectation of victory. This confidence was validated as the Trailblazers not only won but did so in a dominating fashion, outscoring the Lancers by a significant margin.

The conditions of the game appeared favorable for both teams, with the venue providing a conducive atmosphere for basketball. The Trailblazers took full advantage of their home court, utilizing their familiarity with the arena to execute their game plan effectively.

Viewers should have watched for the Trailblazers' offensive strategy, which featured a variety of scoring plays, including three-point shots and effective layups. Notable moments included Dallin Grant's impressive shooting, contributing to the team's scoring surge in the second half. The scoring plays highlighted the Trailblazers' ability to stretch the floor and create opportunities, leading to a decisive victory.

In conclusion, Utah Tech's 103-52 victory over Grace University not only signifies a much-needed win for the Trailblazers but also raises questions about the Lancers' ability to compete at this level. The game showcased Utah Tech's strengths and provided a clear indication of their potential moving forward in the season.

What we said beforehand

The Utah Tech Trailblazers will face off against the Grace University Lancers at Burns Arena on November 5, 2026. This matchup is particularly intriguing as Utah Tech seeks to bounce back from a recent loss and improve its early season record, currently standing at 0-1. The Trailblazers are coming off a tough defeat against the New Mexico Lobos, where they lost 100-60, marking a continuation of a challenging stretch that has seen them lose their last two games.

In their last five games, the Trailblazers have recorded one win and four losses. Their most recent results include an overtime loss to the Utah Valley Wolverines (104-101) and a defeat against the California Baptist Lancers (86-72). The lone victory during this stretch came against the Abilene Christian Wildcats, where they won 80-74. On average, Utah Tech has scored 76.0 points while allowing 89.0 points in their last five games, indicating defensive struggles that they will need to address moving forward.

At home, Utah Tech has a record of 4-1 in their last five games, with an average of 74.6 points scored and 80.3 points allowed. This suggests that while they have been competitive at home, their defensive lapses have often overshadowed their offensive efforts. The Trailblazers will need to tighten their defense against Grace University to secure a win.

On the other side, the Grace University Lancers come into this matchup without any recent game results listed, indicating they may be starting their season fresh. This lack of recent performance data makes it difficult to gauge their current form or any potential impact players, but it also means they may come into the game with a clean slate and fresh strategies.

For Utah Tech, Christian Gibson has been a standout player, leading the team with an average of 23.0 points per game. Ethan Potter has also been a key contributor, averaging 3.0 assists and 12.0 rebounds, showcasing his all-around game and importance to the Trailblazers' success.

The market has set the odds for this matchup, with Utah Tech being favored at -12.5 according to the provider. This indicates that bookmakers expect the Trailblazers to win by a significant margin, likely reflecting their home advantage and the uncertainty surrounding Grace University's performance.

As for the conditions on game day, fans can expect an exciting atmosphere at Burns Arena, where the Trailblazers will look to leverage their home-court advantage. Viewers should watch for how Utah Tech responds defensively after their recent struggles and whether they can contain Grace University’s offense, which remains an unknown factor.

Overall, this game presents an opportunity for Utah Tech to regain some momentum and for Grace University to make an early statement in their season.

Leaders

  • PointsChristian Gibson17Utah Tech Trailblazers
  • AssistsBoston Harker3Utah Tech Trailblazers
  • ReboundsChristian Gibson8Utah Tech Trailblazers
  • PointsNoah Charles15Grace University Lancers
  • AssistsThibault Merino2Grace University Lancers
  • ReboundsCaleb Palmer5Grace University Lancers

Recent form

Utah Tech Trailblazers

Last 10: 5-5Streak L274.6 scored · 80.3 allowed per game4-1 at home

  • L60-100at New Mexico LobosNov 3
  • L72-86at California Baptist LancersMar 14
  • W80-74vs Abilene Christian WildcatsMar 13
  • L101-104vs Utah Valley WolverinesMar 8
  • L67-81at Southern Utah ThunderbirdsMar 1
  • W85-81vs Abilene Christian WildcatsFeb 27
  • W80-72at Tarleton State TexansFeb 21
  • L50-63at UT Arlington MavericksFeb 20
  • W70-65vs California Baptist LancersFeb 15
  • W81-77vs Utah Valley WolverinesFeb 13

Standings

TeamOverallGames behindIn conference
Idaho1-0-0-0
Northern Colorado1-0-0-0
Portland State1-0-0-0
Southern Utah1-0-0-0
Montana1-1-0-0
Utah Tech1-1-0-0
Eastern Washington0-1-0-0
Idaho State0-1-0-0
Montana State0-1-0-0
Northern Arizona0-1-0-0
Weber State0-1-0-0

Box score

StatGrace University LancersUtah Tech Trailblazers
Field goals21-5933-64
Field goal %3652
Three-pointers2-1510-27
Three-point %1337
Free throws3-627-41
Free throw %5066
Rebounds3545
Offensive rebounds1113
Defensive rebounds2432
Assists1017
Steals011
Blocks37
Turnovers183
Team turnovers00
Technical fouls00
Technical fouls, total00
Flagrant fouls00
Points off turnovers226
Fast-break points018
Points in the paint2832
Fouls2312
Largest lead051
Lead changes00
Time in front098

How the scoring went

  1. 2nd Half28-57Nehemiah Johnson makes 25-foot three point jumper (Noah Charles assists)
  2. 2nd Half28-59Ethan Potter makes 12-foot jumper
  3. 2nd Half28-60Ethan Potter makes free throw 1 of 1
  4. 2nd Half30-60Noah Charles makes 18-foot pullup jump shot
  5. 2nd Half30-63Owen Mackay makes 25-foot three point jumper (Mark Brown Jr. assists)
  6. 2nd Half32-63Nehemiah Johnson makes 0-foot tip in layup
  7. 2nd Half34-63Noah Charles makes 12-foot floating jump shot
  8. 2nd Half34-64Aris Rodriguez makes free throw 2 of 2
  9. 2nd Half34-65Aris Rodriguez makes free throw 2 of 2
  10. 2nd Half34-67Ethan Potter makes 7-foot hook shot
  11. 2nd Half36-67Noah Charles makes 12-foot floating jump shot
  12. 2nd Half36-68Aris Rodriguez makes free throw 1 of 2
  13. 2nd Half36-69Aris Rodriguez makes free throw 2 of 2
  14. 2nd Half36-71Aaron Bliss makes 2-foot dunk (Mark Brown Jr. assists)
  15. 2nd Half36-73Kyle Lemke makes layup (Owen Mackay assists)
  16. 2nd Half38-73Noah Charles makes driving layup (Ante Topic assists)
  17. 2nd Half38-76Dallin Grant makes 26-foot three point jumper (Kyle Lemke assists)
  18. 2nd Half38-78Mark Brown Jr. makes 10-foot floating jump shot
  19. 2nd Half40-78Tiyere Martin makes 0-foot tip in layup
  20. 2nd Half40-79Kyle Lemke makes free throw 1 of 2
  21. 2nd Half40-80Kyle Lemke makes free throw 2 of 2
  22. 2nd Half40-81Kyle Lemke makes free throw 1 of 2
  23. 2nd Half40-82Kyle Lemke makes free throw 2 of 2
  24. 2nd Half42-82Caleb Palmer makes driving layup
  25. 2nd Half42-84Boston Harker makes layup (Aris Rodriguez assists)
  26. 2nd Half42-86Jax Clark makes layup
  27. 2nd Half42-88Dallin Grant makes 4-foot dunk
  28. 2nd Half42-90Aris Rodriguez makes layup (Aaron Bliss assists)
  29. 2nd Half44-90Maksim Aliakseyeu makes layup
  30. 2nd Half44-91Aaron Bliss makes free throw 2 of 2
  31. 2nd Half46-91Caleb Palmer makes 21-foot pullup jump shot
  32. 2nd Half46-92Aris Rodriguez makes free throw 1 of 2
  33. 2nd Half46-93Aris Rodriguez makes free throw 2 of 2
  34. 2nd Half48-93Maksim Aliakseyeu makes 6-foot hook shot (Tiyere Martin assists)
  35. 2nd Half48-95Kyle Lemke makes layup (Dallin Grant assists)
  36. 2nd Half48-98Dallin Grant makes 23-foot three point jumper (Boston Harker assists)
  37. 2nd Half50-98Noah Charles makes 18-foot step back jumpshot
  38. 2nd Half50-100Boston Harker makes 16-foot pullup jump shot (Kyle Lemke assists)
  39. 2nd Half52-100Noah Charles makes 16-foot pullup jump shot
  40. 2nd Half52-103Dallin Grant makes 24-foot three point jumper

Win probability

Above the line favours Utah Tech Trailblazers, below favours Grace University Lancers.

Venue

  • Burns ArenaSt. George, UT
  • Attendance1537
  • OfficialsJohn St. Clair, Ralph Turner

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