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PULLMAN, Wash. – For the 114^th consecutive season, Idaho (3-4) and Washington State (4-2) will meet each other in the annual Battle of the Palouse, this year in Pullman on Wednesday night at 6 p.m.
 
FOLLOW: Fans can follow the Vandals all season long on Twitter, @VandalHoops.  All home and conference contests will also be streamed live through the PlutoTV app and at WatchBigSky.com.  Fans can also listen to the action with Chris King all season long on the Vandal Radio Network, the TuneIn app and at GoVandals.com/listen.
 
Wednesday's game will be streamed on the PAC-12 Networks.
 
THE BATTLE OF THE PALOUSE: The annual Battle of the Palouse is back, taking place in Pullman this year.  The historic rivalry is now in its 114^th season, and is the longest continuously running rivalry outside of the Ivy League.
 
Idaho has won three-of-four in the rivalry, including a 91-64 thrashing last season.  The win was the third largest in Battle history, and the largest since the 1960's.  The win was also Idaho's largest over an opponent in the PAC-12/PAC-10/PAC-8, which was created in 1968.
 
BIG SKY LEADERS: Cameron Tyson continues to lead the Big Sky in a handful of categories after another strong week.  He is currently first in the league in 3's per game (4.3) and 3-point percentage (57.7).  He is seventh in the country in both statistics.  Tyson is the top-scoring freshman in the conference at 16.4 points per game, and, despite nearly 75 percent of his shots coming from beyond the arc, is third in the Big Sky in overall field goal percentage at 55.7.
 
Trevon Allen is currently atop the Big Sky in assist-to-turnover ratio at 4.3.  Allen is 16^th in the nation.
 
LAST TIME OUT: Idaho got its first road and Division I win of the year, at North Dakota on Saturday, 67-54.  Allen led the way for Idaho with 19 points, while Tyson added four 3's and finished with 13 points.
 
FOUR-GAME PACKS NOW ON SALE: Four-game ticket packages to Idaho men's basketball are on sale now for as low as $40.  General admission tickets cost just $40 and can be used at the owner's discretion for four tickets to one game or one ticket to four games, or somewhere in between.  Stadium reserved tickets, primarily for games taking place in the Cowan Spectrum, are just $60 for the four-pack.
 
NOTES: For more notes and stats, check the notes page, linked above.
 
Fans can stay up-to-date on all things Idaho men's basketball by following the team on twitter, @VandalHoops.  Ticket packages are on sale at GoVandals.com/Tickets.

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