February 18 at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle, WA
ESPN2
A pair of great freshmen went head-to-head in this one, a 76-68 Arizona victory, and neither disappointed.
Arizona's Lauri Markkanen was all over the glass, grabbing seven of his 13 rebounds on the offensive end, to go along with 26 points in 35 minutes. Markkanen shared high-scoring honors with Markelle Fultz of Washington, who played all but two minutes & added six assists.
It was the Arizona defense that clinched the 14th win in 15 Pac 12 games, holding the Huskies without a field goal and just three Fultz free throws over the final 4:41.
With a free throw at the 3:41 mark of the first half, Fultz set a school freshmen record for scoring. The 6-4 guard, who leads the Pac 12 in scoring, is at 579 points with three regular season games and any conference tournament contests still to play.
The freshmen were the headliners, but Arizona sophomore Allonzo Trier had an excellent game as well, contributing 21 points.
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Game 213 - (7) Washington women vs. (4) Syracuse
NCAA Tournament national semifinals
April 3 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN
ESPN2
April 3 at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, IN
ESPN2
Game 202 - (7) Washington women vs. (3) Kentucky
NCAA Tournament regional semifinals
March 25 at Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY
ESPN
The remarkable run for the Huskies continued Friday night.
All American Kelsey Plum scored 23 points and handed out seven assists, while Chantel Osahor was fantastic (19 points, 17 rebounds, five assists). Still, the story of the night was Talia Walton.
The redshirt-senior scored 30 points on 14-of-25 shooting and Kentucky's defense, which allowed nearly 50 percent shooting overall, had no answer for her. She used the baseline like it was a comfortable spot in her driveway, often using pretty fadeaway or pull up jumpers as the seventh-seeded Huskies won 85-72.
Washington has now defeated No. 2 Maryland in the round of 32 and the third-seeded Wildcats, who absurdly were playing a regional semifinal game in Lexington (University of Kentucky location, main campus: Lexington) despite the fact that Maryland also resided in the region.
Another amazing thing about Washington, headed to the Elite 8 for the first time since 2001, is that it basically played with five players. The starters (the big three + Alexus Atchley and Katie Collier) were all on the court for what seemed like the entire 40 minutes. Two reserves got a total of a few minutes of action.
Other game watched:
(7) Wisconsin men vs. (6) Notre Dame
March 25 at Rupp Arena in Lexington, KY
ESPN
The remarkable run for the Huskies continued Friday night.
All American Kelsey Plum scored 23 points and handed out seven assists, while Chantel Osahor was fantastic (19 points, 17 rebounds, five assists). Still, the story of the night was Talia Walton.
The redshirt-senior scored 30 points on 14-of-25 shooting and Kentucky's defense, which allowed nearly 50 percent shooting overall, had no answer for her. She used the baseline like it was a comfortable spot in her driveway, often using pretty fadeaway or pull up jumpers as the seventh-seeded Huskies won 85-72.
Washington has now defeated No. 2 Maryland in the round of 32 and the third-seeded Wildcats, who absurdly were playing a regional semifinal game in Lexington (University of Kentucky location, main campus: Lexington) despite the fact that Maryland also resided in the region.
Another amazing thing about Washington, headed to the Elite 8 for the first time since 2001, is that it basically played with five players. The starters (the big three + Alexus Atchley and Katie Collier) were all on the court for what seemed like the entire 40 minutes. Two reserves got a total of a few minutes of action.
Other game watched:
(7) Wisconsin men vs. (6) Notre Dame
Game 106 - Arizona State at Washington
February 3 at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle, WA
ESPNU
If your last name is Andrews I just don't understand why you'd do this to your son
ESPNU
If your last name is Andrews I just don't understand why you'd do this to your son
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