PULLMAN, Wash. — had 25 points, nine rebounds and a career-high eight assists, added 15 points and Washington State used a big second-half run to beat Idaho State 83-62 on Saturday.
Franks had those numbers with 4:15 left and was subbed out of the game with 3:22 remaining.
"It was just confidence, everybody moving the ball and having rhythm," Franks said. "You know once somebody sees it go in, it just got contagious with the team."
WSU only led 35-31 at halftime but shot 53 percent in the second half — with 11 3-pointers.