Vermont's definitely going to win this by around 20. I've got to get down to the floor for interviews....

...Vermont heads to Maryland for two this weekend and hosts Maryland the week after. Hard to beat a team three times, and that's just what Vermont needs to do to keep its playoff hopes alive.

Jeral Davis with block #3. Vermont leads by 20, 112-92 with just over 5:00 to play.

Manchester has been squawking about nearly every call against them and wanting nearly every inside foul to be an and-one. Looks kinda silly when you're down by 20...

Vermont leads 106-87 with 7:28 left in the game.

Vermont starts the fourth on a 7-2 run to go up 95-81 in the first 59 seconds of play.

Jared Carter swats his fourth block while Matt Hall hits another 3. It's nice to see Hall get good, quality minutes.

Still don't know an official attendance, but the crowd isn't the biggest this building has seen, that's for sure.

New Millrat Taron Trahan hits a 3 in the closing seconds to make it a 9-point game at the end of the third...

Vermont took its largest lead, 85-71, on the third alley-oop of the game, a feed from Al Stewart to Jawan Bailey to 1:16 to play in the third quarter... It was extremely short-lived, however, as Charles Mason answered with a 3 to make it 85-74 Vermont with under 50 seconds left in the frame.

With a Manchester turnover and subsequent Vermont bucket by Jawan Bailey, the Frost Heaves lead 76-66 with 4:30 to go in the third.

Vermont took its largest lead, 63-50, with just over 2:00 into the frame, but Manchester came back as close as 5 and 6 points...

Bad start for Manchester to the third quarter...but an excellent start for Vermont and Dwuan Rice in particular. Vermont leads 61-50 @ the 9:12 mark of the third...

At halftime, Vermont leads 55-48.

Vermont is outrebounding Manchester 30-22... Vermont has four blocks (two each by Jared Carter and Jeral Davis) to Manchester's none... Vermont has 8 assists to Manchester's 2...

Manchester capitalizing on a bunch of Vermont turnovers and missed shots and have closed the gap to 43-38 with Charles Bronson on the line with just under 4:00 left in the second quarter/first half.

...Frost Heaves introduce a new game during timeouts - a dribble slalom game, sending contestants up and down the floor between Bond Auto containers and in for layups... And I finally replaced my Bump magnet, thanks to Joe Salerno, Sr., after my original one from the last like three years was stolen off my car while it was parked behind Lenny's Outlet last week. I know, right? What is this world coming to that my Bump magnet gets stolen? At least the team has fans that dedicated to commit a crime in their name!