Brit quartet win historic regular season title with MSU
A quartet of Brits have helped Montana State University to their first Big Sky regular season title in two decades this week.
Players Amin Adamu, Jubrile Belo, and Great Osobor, along with assistant coach Chris Haslam, helped make history when the Big Sky-leading Bobcats beat second place Southern Utah 69-53 to clinch the league’s regular season championship, MSU’s first since 2001-02.
They followed it up with a 75-69 win over Sacramento State on Thursday night to seal the title outright.
Outright @BigSkyMBB regular season CHAMPS!#UBUNTU x #GoCatsGo pic.twitter.com/I2lEo57pSA
— Montana State Men’s Basketball (@MSUBobcatsMBB) March 4, 2022
The Brit trio have been key contributors on the team, led by Belo, who starts and is averaging 13.5 points, 7 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game on 59.2% shooting, while Adamu, in his Senior year, adds 11.3 points on 49.2% shooting, plus 5.8 rebounds.
Meanwhile, Osobor – last year’s Hoopsfix All-Star Classic MVP – chips in with 5.2 points per outing on the season in double digit minutes as a freshman.
— Chris Haslam (@cjhaz14) March 2, 2022
Montana State wraps up the regular season on Saturday at 4 p.m. hosting Northern Colorado.
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