TWIN FALLS, Idaho - The 18th-ranked College of Southern Idaho Men's Basketball Team struggled to get going offensively all night but held on to beat the College of Southern Nevada 67-63 Thursday in Scenic West Athletic Conference play.
The Golden Eagles shot just 3.7 percent from long range but scored on the inside to out-shoot Southern Nevada. 33 percent to 31 percent. The Golden Eagles made 75 percent of their free throws compared to 60 percent from the Coyotes.
Three CSI players scored in double figures. Stevie Smith, KT Raimey and Daylen Williams each had 10 points. Sebastian Reynoso-Jimenez led the Golden Eagles on the boards with 12. He added nine points. 
Inside both Williams and Tsotne Tsartsidze had solid games. Along with his 10 points, Williams had six rebounds. Tsartsidze finished with seven points and eight rebounds. 
CSI, now 8-1 overall and 2-0 in conference play, host USU Eastern Saturday at 3 p.m.