NCAAB · Final

Idaho State Dominates Justice Lions in 89-51 Victory

Friday, November 21, 2025, 3:00 PM ET · Reed Gym

Idaho State Bengals 89, Justice Lions 51, final. Our NCAAB picks are sealed as a hash before kickoff and settled in public, losses included.

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Who won Justice Lions vs Idaho State Bengals?

Idaho State Bengals beat Justice Lions 89-51 at Reed Gym on November 21, 2025.

The Idaho State Bengals delivered a commanding performance against the Justice Lions, winning decisively with a final score of 89-51. This matchup, held at Reed Gym, showcased the Bengals' ability to bounce back from a recent losing streak. Idaho State's record improved to 4-3, while Justice Lions fell to 0-4, continuing their struggles on the road.

Idaho State entered the game with a mixed record of 3-3, having faced a challenging schedule in their last ten games, where they recorded a 5-5 mark. However, they were on a three-game losing streak, which included losses to Santa Clara Broncos, Seattle U Redhawks, and San Diego State Aztecs. In those matches, they averaged 70.7 points scored and allowed 70.6 points, indicating a competitive but inconsistent performance. At home, they had a record of 2-2, while their away record stood at 3-3.

On the other hand, the Justice Lions struggled significantly, entering the game with a 0-2 record in their last two outings, having lost to the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks and Weber State Wildcats by substantial margins. Their average scoring was just 50.0 points, while they allowed a staggering 90.0 points per game in those losses. This poor form was reflected in their away record of 0-2.

The Bengals' recent home form had been a mix of wins and losses, but they managed to secure a victory against Park University Gilbert Buccaneers earlier in the month, which provided a much-needed morale boost. Their scoring capabilities were evident in their previous home games, where they averaged 67.6 points in the last five games, although they also allowed 71.8 points.

In terms of previous meetings, this game marked a fresh encounter between the two teams, as they had not faced each other recently. The injury report did not indicate any significant absences for either team that would impact the game.

The market had priced Idaho State as a strong favorite, reflecting their home advantage and the Lions' recent struggles. The home win probability was set at 1.0, indicating a complete expectation of victory for the Bengals, as indicated by the odds provided by the market.

Conditions at Reed Gym were conducive to a strong performance from the Bengals, who capitalized on their home court advantage. The atmosphere was likely supportive, which often plays a crucial role in college basketball games.

Throughout the game, viewers were treated to a display of offensive prowess from Idaho State. Key moments included multiple scoring plays in the second half, where players like Martin Kheil and Blake Daberkow contributed significantly to the scoreline. Kheil made a notable two-point tip shot, while Daberkow's free throws and jumpers helped extend the lead further.

As the game progressed, Idaho State's dominance became increasingly apparent, with scoring plays that showcased their teamwork and execution. The final quarter saw the Bengals pull away decisively, leaving Justice Lions unable to respond effectively.

Overall, the matchup highlighted Idaho State's potential to recover from a rough patch, while Justice Lions will need to reassess their strategy moving forward after another heavy defeat.

Leaders

PointsCaleb Van De Griend29Idaho State Bengals
AssistsJamison Guerra6Idaho State Bengals
ReboundsCaleb Van De Griend10Idaho State Bengals
PointsJaden Walker13Justice Lions
AssistsNyzhir Brown3Justice Lions
ReboundsJaden Walker6Justice Lions

Recent form

Idaho State Bengals

Last 10: 5-5Streak L370.7 scored · 70.6 allowed per game2-2 at home

L55-64at Santa Clara BroncosNov 19
L74-83at Seattle U RedhawksNov 16
L57-73at San Diego State AztecsNov 9
W71-68at San Diego TorerosNov 8
W81-71vs Park University Gilbert BuccaneersNov 5
L60-80vs Montana State BobcatsMar 10
L79-82vs Northern Arizona LumberjacksMar 4
W78-54at Eastern Washington EaglesMar 1
W69-65at Idaho VandalsFeb 28
W83-66vs Sacramento State HornetsFeb 23

Justice Lions

Last 2: 0-2Streak L250 scored · 90 allowed per game0-2 away

L55-87at Northern Arizona LumberjacksNov 8
L45-93at Weber State WildcatsNov 26

Standings

Team	Overall	Games behind	In conference
Portland State	20-11	-	13-5
Montana State	18-14	1	12-6
Eastern Washington	14-19	2	11-7
Northern Colorado	20-12	3	10-8
Montana	18-16	3	10-8
Weber State	16-16	3	10-8
Idaho	21-15	4	9-9
Sacramento State	10-21	8	6-12
Idaho State	13-20	8	5-13
Northern Arizona	10-22	9	4-14

Box score

Stat	Justice Lions	Idaho State Bengals
Field goals	19-57	34-65
Field goal %	33	52
Three-pointers	8-24	4-19
Three-point %	33	21
Free throws	5-7	17-21
Free throw %	71	81
Rebounds	23	46
Offensive rebounds	6	15
Defensive rebounds	17	31
Assists	11	14
Steals	1	3
Blocks	2	9
Turnovers	10	4
Team turnovers	0	0
Technical fouls	1	1
Technical fouls, total	1	1
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	7	14
Fast-break points	6	10
Points in the paint	14	56
Fouls	23	13
Largest lead	5	42

How the scoring went

2nd Half34-41Jamison Guerra made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-42Lachlan Brewer made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-43Lachlan Brewer made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-44Cheikh Sow made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-45Cheikh Sow made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-47Cheikh Sow made Layup. Assisted by Jamison Guerra.
2nd Half34-48Cheikh Sow made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-50Caleb Van De Griend made Layup. Assisted by Jamison Guerra.
2nd Half34-51Caleb Van De Griend made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-53Caleb Van De Griend made Layup.
2nd Half34-54Caleb Van De Griend made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-55Caleb Van De Griend made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-56Caleb Van De Griend made Free Throw.
2nd Half34-58Caleb Van De Griend made Dunk.
2nd Half34-60Martin Kheil made Layup. Assisted by Jamison Guerra.
2nd Half34-62Connor Hollenbeck made Jumper.
2nd Half36-62Jaden Walker made Jumper. Assisted by Nyzhir Brown.
2nd Half37-62Jaden Walker made Free Throw.
2nd Half38-62Jaden Walker made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-62Rayqwan King made Layup. Assisted by Jaden Walker.
2nd Half40-63Evan Otten made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-64Caleb Van De Griend made Free Throw.
2nd Half42-64Demetrius Valdez made Jumper.
2nd Half42-66Caleb Van De Griend made Dunk. Assisted by Lachlan Brewer.
2nd Half42-68Jamison Guerra made Layup. Assisted by Connor Hollenbeck.
2nd Half42-70Caleb Van De Griend made Layup.
2nd Half43-70Rayqwan King made Free Throw.
2nd Half45-70Rayqwan King made Layup. Assisted by Jaden Walker.
2nd Half45-72Caleb Van De Griend made Dunk. Assisted by Jamison Guerra.
2nd Half45-74Caleb Van De Griend made Layup. Assisted by Jamison Guerra.
2nd Half45-76Martin Kheil made Layup.
2nd Half45-78Blake Daberkow made Layup.
2nd Half45-80Martin Kheil made Two Point Tip Shot.
2nd Half45-82Lachlan Brewer made Layup. Assisted by Blake Daberkow.
2nd Half45-85Martin Kheil made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Lachlan Brewer.
2nd Half45-86Blake Daberkow made Free Throw.
2nd Half45-87Blake Daberkow made Free Throw.
2nd Half48-87Marshall Kerley made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Nyzhir Brown.
2nd Half48-89Blake Daberkow made Jumper.
2nd Half51-89Jaydon Cameron made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Nyzhir Brown.