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Utah Tech Trailblazers vs. Seattle Redhawks live stream info, start time, TV channel: How to watch NCAA Basketball on TV, stream online
Halftime Report
After a tough loss on the road their last time out, Utah Tech looks much better today on their home court. A win is still up for grabs for either team after one quarter, but Utah Tech is up 36-33 over the Redhawks.
Utah Tech came into the game with some extra motivation after the defeat they were dealt the last time these two teams faced off. We’ll see if they’re able to flip the script or if it’ll just be more of the same.
Who’s Playing
Seattle Redhawks @ Utah Tech Trailblazers
Current Records: Seattle 15-10, Utah Tech 10-15
How To Watch
What to Know
The Seattle Redhawks and the Utah Tech Trailblazers will face off in a WAC clash at 9:00 p.m. ET on February 17th at Burns Arena. Seattle has been getting the ball to fall more lately as they’ve increased their point totals each of their last three games.
Winning is just a little bit easier when you make seven more threes than your opponent, a fact Seattle proved on Thursday. They came out on top against the Thunderbirds by a score of 78-68.
Meanwhile, the Trailblazers couldn’t handle the Antelopes on Thursday and fell 73-61. The loss unfortunately continues a disappointing trend for Utah Tech in their matchups with the Antelopes: they’ve now lost five in a row.
The Redhawks are on a roll lately: they’ve won three of their last four contests, which provided a nice bump to their 15-10 record this season. As for the Trailblazers, their defeat was their eighth straight on the road, which dropped their record down to 10-15.
As for their game on Saturday, Seattle is the favorite in this one, as the experts expect to see them win by six points. They might be worth a quick bet since they’re sitting on a four game streak of covering the spread when playing on the road.
Seattle strolled past the Trailblazers in their previous matchup back in January by a score of 70-53. The rematch might be a little tougher for Seattle since the squad won’t have the home-court advantage this time around. We’ll see if the change in venue makes a difference.
Odds
Seattle is a solid 6-point favorite against Utah Tech, according to the latest college basketball odds.
Bettors have moved against the Redhawks slightly, as the game opened with the Redhawks as a 7.5-point favorite.
The over/under is 143 points.
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Series History
Seattle has won 5 out of their last 7 games against Utah Tech.
- Jan 04, 2024 – Seattle 70 vs. Utah Tech 53
- Mar 01, 2023 – Utah Tech 93 vs. Seattle 56
- Feb 08, 2023 – Seattle 75 vs. Utah Tech 71
- Feb 26, 2022 – Seattle 73 vs. Utah Tech 65
- Jan 15, 2022 – Seattle 79 vs. Utah Tech 68
- Feb 06, 2021 – Seattle 77 vs. Utah Tech 56
- Feb 05, 2021 – Utah Tech 77 vs. Seattle 76
Thursday, we reported on Seattle Fire crews rescuing “two large dogs” from a 30-foot embankment in The Arroyos. It was in an off-the-beaten-path-enough area that there was no way we could get there for photos, so we asked SFD if their crew might make any available. Today, they did, above and below:
We asked SFD spokesperson Kaila Lafferty if she had any information about the circumstances: “The two dogs escaped from their fenced back yard. It is unclear how they got out of the fenced yard and ended up down the bluff.”
Seattle, WA
Seattle’s Real Time Crime Center triples arrest odds, according to police review – MyNorthwest.com
The rape suspect didn’t know police were watching.
Earlier this year, a Seattle officer took a report of forcible rape and kept returning to the neighborhood, hoping the suspect’s vehicle might show up again. Eventually, it did.
“He immediately called our Real Time Crime Center,” Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes recalled during SPD’s 2025 Year in Review.
Analysts pulled video from the previous day and located the same car described by a witness. The officer asked for confirmation of the registration tag. Analysts matched the plate, and officers made the arrest.
The case is one of hundreds illustrating how Seattle’s Real Time Crime Center (RTCC), which launched in May 2025, is changing the way the department responds to crime.
Officers 3x more likely to make arrest with RTCC support, data shows
According to a department analysis of 220,000 calls for service, officers and detectives are three times more likely to arrest a suspect when they receive support from RTCC analysts.
SPD’s Performance Analytics & Research group reviewed every 911 response in the nine months since the center opened. The results, Barnes said, show the impact of pairing frontline officers with real‑time data, video, and investigative support.
The RTCC assisted in 17 homicide cases last year and helped close 10 of them, which Barnes credits for the city’s homicide clearance rate rising to 86 percent, which is far above the national average.
The system is poised to grow with new cameras being installed in Capitol Hill, the Stadium District, and near Garfield High School.
The expansion comes amid privacy concerns.
In fall 2025, the Seattle City Council voted 7–2 to expand video surveillance, adding more closed‑circuit cameras and allowing police access to 145 Seattle Department of Transportation traffic cameras.
More than 100 residents spoke against the move during public comment, concerned that expanded surveillance could expose immigrants, protesters, and marginalized communities to federal monitoring. Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck, who voted against the measures, warned the system could be misused by federal agencies.
Public Safety Chair Bob Kettle pushed back on those concerns, saying many criticisms were based on misconceptions.
“SPD only shares data with the federal government in matters of criminal enforcement,” Kettle said, noting that otherwise “a federal agency would need to subpoena the data.”
The Real Time Crime Center remains in a two‑year pilot phase, with an independent evaluation underway by the Office of Inspector General and researchers from the University of Pennsylvania.
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