Thursday, Feb. 28 • 6:30 p.m. (CT) • Gates Sports Center (1,800) • Fort Wayne, Ind.
Radio: Home of Economy Radio Network • Webcast: Mastodons All-Access
TV: None
 

NEXT GAME
The University of North Dakota men's basketball team begins its final week of regular season action with a battle against Purdue Fort Wayne on Thursday night in Fort Wayne.

BROADCAST COVERAGE
All UND men's basketball games, home and away, can be heard on stations across the UND Sports Home of Economy Radio Network, as well as through the iHeart Radio app. The flagship station for the network is 96.1 FM (The Fox), but games can also be heard on 1440 KKXL AM (The Fan) and 100.3 KSNR FM (Cat Country) in the Grand Forks area. Fans in the Fargo-Moorhead region can tune into the Fighting Hawks on 740 AM  (KNFL) and 790 AM (KFGO). Paul Ralston will be entering his 10th season on the call for all North Dakota men's basketball games.

In addition, all home men's basketball contests will be televised regionally and nationally for the first time in program history, thanks to the partnerships with Midco Sports Network® (MidcoSN®) and FOX Sports North.

Thursday's contest with the Mastodons can be seen live through the Purdue Fort Wayne website via Mastodon All-Access for a fee. For those wanting to listen to the radio, tune into 100.3-FM in Grand Forks and across the state on 740-AM. 

SOCIAL MEDIA
Receive live updates during all UND men's basketball games by following @UNDmbasketball on Twitter. Fans can also watch in-game highlights, postgame interviews, and much more through UND Insider on Twitter (@UNDInsider) or online at FightingHawks.com. 

ABOUT PURDUE FORT WAYNE
It has been a bit of a roller coaster conference season for the Mastodons this season, but Purdue Fort Wayne currently sits in third place in the league standings. 

After jumping out to a 4-0 start, the Dons lost their next three before rattling off five straight wins. Since then, however, Purdue Fort Wayne has lost back-to-back games at Omaha and at South Dakota State to fall back from the title race. 

John Konchar is just 10 points shy of accomplishing a feat never done in the history of NCAA Division I men's basketball as the senior will become the first to record 2,000 points, 1,000 rebounds, 500 assists, and 200 steals. He currently leads the team in points per game (19.6), rebounds per game (8.3), assists per game (5.5), and steals per game (1.9)

FULL GAME NOTES CAN BE FOUND HERE