NCAAB · Final

Utah Tech Dominates Nobel Knights in 96-48 Victory

Friday, November 21, 2025, 9:00 PM ET · Burns Arena

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Who won Nobel Knights vs Utah Tech Trailblazers?

Utah Tech Trailblazers beat Nobel Knights 96-48 at Burns Arena on November 21, 2025.

In a commanding performance, the Utah Tech Trailblazers triumphed over the Nobel Knights with a final score of 96-48 at Burns Arena. This decisive win not only showcased Utah Tech's offensive prowess but also highlighted the struggles of the visiting Knights, who have faced significant challenges in their recent games.

Utah Tech entered this matchup with a home record of 4-4 and a recent form of 4-6 over their last ten games. Despite a one-game losing streak leading into this contest, they averaged 73.6 points scored while allowing 74.9 points per game. Their last five games saw them record just one win, averaging 70.2 points scored and 79.2 points allowed. In contrast, the Nobel Knights were on a five-game losing streak, having not won a game this season, and they averaged a mere 55.4 points scored while allowing a staggering 93.8 points per game in that span. Their overall away record stood at 0-5, indicating a tough road ahead.

The Trailblazers' recent form included a mix of results, with their last game resulting in a loss to the Hawai'i Rainbow Warriors (62-68). However, they had previously secured a victory against the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils (81-75) and a dominant win against the Bethesda Flames (110-65). On the other hand, the Knights faced a series of heavy defeats, including losses to the Montana State Bobcats (55-92) and the Long Beach State Beach (54-87), which underscored their struggles to compete effectively.

Historically, the Trailblazers have performed well at home, and this game further cemented their advantage on their home court. The Burns Arena provided a supportive environment for Utah Tech, allowing them to capitalize on their strengths and exploit the weaknesses of the Knights.

In terms of player performances, the scoring plays reflected the Trailblazers' offensive dominance. Key contributions came from players like Boston Harker and Dario Domingos, who consistently found ways to score, including multiple layups in the second half. The Knights, meanwhile, struggled to find their rhythm, with their scoring largely stifled throughout the game.

The market had priced this matchup with a home win probability of 1.0 for Utah Tech, indicating a strong belief in their ability to secure the victory. This was evident in the final score, which showcased the disparity between the two teams.

As for the conditions during the game, the atmosphere in Burns Arena was electric, with fans rallying behind the Trailblazers as they built an insurmountable lead. The Knights, on the other hand, faced the pressure of their losing streak, which may have contributed to their inability to perform at their best.

Overall, this game served as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by the Nobel Knights this season while highlighting the potential of the Utah Tech Trailblazers as they look to build on this momentum moving forward.

Leaders

PointsJusaun Holt17Utah Tech Trailblazers
AssistsBoston Harker4Utah Tech Trailblazers
ReboundsEthan Potter7Utah Tech Trailblazers
PointsMykale Mundy18Nobel Knights
AssistsMykale Mundy4Nobel Knights
ReboundsRyan Frazer6Nobel Knights

Recent form

Utah Tech Trailblazers

Last 10: 4-6Streak L173.6 scored · 74.9 allowed per game1-2 at home

L62-68at Hawai'i Rainbow WarriorsNov 16
W81-75at Mississippi Valley State Delta DevilsNov 15
L75-79vs Manhattan JaspersNov 13
L66-81at Arizona State Sun DevilsNov 9
L67-93at Arizona WildcatsNov 8
W110-65vs Bethesda FlamesNov 6
W81-79at South Dakota CoyotesNov 4
L57-74at Utah Valley WolverinesMar 13
W72-65at Southern Utah ThunderbirdsMar 11
L65-70vs Seattle U RedhawksMar 9

Nobel Knights

Last 5: 0-5Streak L555.4 scored · 93.8 allowed per game0-5 away

L55-92at Montana State BobcatsNov 20
L54-87at Long Beach State BeachNov 20
L58-99at Cal State Northridge MatadorsNov 4
L60-93at Cal State Fullerton TitansDec 28
L50-98at Cal State Northridge MatadorsNov 14

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	Nobel Knights	Utah Tech Trailblazers
Field goals	18-63	32-54
Field goal %	29	59
Three-pointers	2-11	7-21
Three-point %	18	33
Free throws	10-16	25-32
Free throw %	63	78
Rebounds	33	42
Offensive rebounds	13	5
Defensive rebounds	20	37
Assists	7	16
Steals	4	9
Blocks	2	8
Turnovers	19	12
Team turnovers	0	1
Technical fouls	0	0
Technical fouls, total	0	0
Flagrant fouls	0	0
Points off turnovers	4	20
Fast-break points	3	23
Points in the paint	22	44
Fouls	25	15
Largest lead	0	49

How the scoring went

2nd Half24-52Ethan Potter made Dunk.
2nd Half26-52Mykale Mundy made Layup.
2nd Half29-52Ryan Frazer made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Mykale Mundy.
2nd Half29-53Britton Berrett made Free Throw.
2nd Half29-54Britton Berrett made Free Throw.
2nd Half30-54Caleb Palmer made Free Throw.
2nd Half30-55Noah Bolanga made Free Throw.
2nd Half30-57Ethan Potter made Dunk. Assisted by Noah Bolanga.
2nd Half30-59Jusaun Holt made Layup.
2nd Half30-62Boston Harker made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Britton Berrett.
2nd Half30-65Britton Berrett made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Boston Harker.
2nd Half32-65Sparsh Kadyan made Layup. Assisted by Ryder Moore.
2nd Half32-67Noah Bolanga made Layup.
2nd Half32-68Noah Bolanga made Free Throw.
2nd Half32-70Tanner Davis made Layup. Assisted by Britton Berrett.
2nd Half32-72Dallin Grant made Dunk. Assisted by Tanner Davis.
2nd Half32-74Samuel Ariyibi made Dunk. Assisted by Britton Berrett.
2nd Half34-74Mykale Mundy made Layup.
2nd Half34-76Dallin Grant made Dunk. Assisted by Samuel Ariyibi.
2nd Half36-76Jovan Young made Layup.
2nd Half36-77Tanner Davis made Free Throw.
2nd Half38-77Mykale Mundy made Jumper.
2nd Half38-80Preston Vandermyde made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Britton Berrett.
2nd Half38-83Preston Vandermyde made Three Point Jumper. Assisted by Boston Harker.
2nd Half39-83Maksim Aliakseyeu made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-83Maksim Aliakseyeu made Free Throw.
2nd Half40-85Boston Harker made Jumper.
2nd Half41-85Mykale Mundy made Free Throw.
2nd Half41-87Dario Domingos made Jumper.
2nd Half42-87Mykale Mundy made Free Throw.
2nd Half43-87Mykale Mundy made Free Throw.
2nd Half43-88Boston Harker made Free Throw.
2nd Half43-90Boston Harker made Layup.
2nd Half45-90Mykale Mundy made Layup.
2nd Half45-92Dario Domingos made Layup. Assisted by Boston Harker.
2nd Half45-94Dario Domingos made Layup. Assisted by Boston Harker.
2nd Half47-94Mykale Mundy made Jumper.
2nd Half47-95Boston Harker made Free Throw.
2nd Half47-96Boston Harker made Free Throw.
2nd Half48-96Kevin Hymes made Free Throw.