Men's Basketball

The men's basketball program has a rich tradition at Concordia. Initially started in 1911, the men's basketball team won a pair of regular season championships in the 1980's, followed that with a conference tournament title in 1996 and has been on the verge of getting into the top tier of the MIAC in the past three years.

Current Concordia head coach Rich Glas brings experience at the NCAA Division II and I levels and is one of the winningest active coaches in the nation. In the past three seasons he has brought in talented players from all over the area which helped the Cobbers earn a spot in the MIAC playoffs in 2010-11. It was the first conference playoff appearance since 2007-08. The 2010-11 season also saw CC post the highest win total in the past seven seasons.

Huus' Double-Double Highlights Season Finale

Feb. 18-- Despite an 18-point, 11-rebound performance from junior center Jason Huus, Concordia was outscored 13-3 in the final 4:30 of the second half and lost 65-56 to St. John's in the 2012 season finale. Recap

Sizzling Start Sinks Cobbers

Feb. 15-- Concordia fell behind 20-3 in the first 7:30 of their game against Gustavus and could never recover as the Cobbers fell 61-43. The Gusties shot 92.3% in the first 10 minutes of the game. Recap | Highlights

Late Run Pushes Tommies Past Cobbers

Feb. 11-- Concordia led St. Thomas early but was overcome late in the first half and lost 62-54. CC cut the margin to a single point at 53-52 in the second half but then UST went on a 9-2 run to close out the game. Recap

Second-Half Struggles Spell Loss To St. Olaf

Road Woes Continue At Carleton

Second Half Runs Come Up Short vs. Bethel

Final Eight Minutes Cost Cobbers

Buzzer Beater Bounces Away

A 3-Point Festival

Hot First Half Scorches Scots

Inside Game Falters In Loss At Gustavus

Tough Sledding Down The Stretch

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Feb. 18 2012

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