Sunday, December 10
Seattle, WA
5:00 PM
University of Washington
7-3
70
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97
Gonzaga
8-2
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Gonzaga
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33
37
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Huskies Fall to No. 12 Gonzaga, 97-70
December 10, 2017 | Men's Basketball
SEATTLE (AP) — Johnathan Williams had 23 points and 12 rebounds, Zach Norvell Jr. added 21 points and No. 12 Gonzaga ran away in the second half for a 97-70 win over Washington on Sunday.
The Bulldogs (8-2) rebounded nicely from a loss to Villanova and never allowed the Huskies to entertain the idea of a second Top 25 upset in one week. Gonzaga led by 19 in the first half and never let the Huskies put together a sustained run in the second half.
The Zags were 7 of 15 on 3-pointers in the second half and when they weren't hitting shots from the perimeter, Williams was scoring in the post. Williams went 9 of 14, making most of them inside 10 feet while using a variety of post moves.
Noah Dickerson led Washington (7-3) with 18 points and David Crisp added 16. Leading scorer Jaylen Nowell struggled with foul trouble and fouled out after scoring 11 points, well below his season average of 17.8.
The sellout crowd at Hec Edmundson Pavilion was intrigued by Washington's development under new coach Mike Hopkins after the Huskies upset then-No. 2 Kansas last week on the road. But it was a split crowd and those in Gonzaga colors had plenty to cheer in the second half as the Bulldogs dissected Washington's zone defense.
It was the first game in Seattle between the in-state foes since 2005, a long layoff with numerous excuses but no good reasons for the long break in the series. The teams played two years ago at a tournament in the Bahamas and then met last year in Spokane in the resumption of the series for at least four years.
Gonzaga has won 11 of the past 12 meetings.
Gonzaga got a scare early in the second half when Josh Perkins walked off the floor grabbing at his right shoulder with 14:33 left and the Bulldogs leading 64-45. Perkins appeared to get bumped trying to make a pass and immediately called timeout. He pointed at his right shoulder and walked off the floor into the tunnel with an athletic trainer. Perkins quickly came back to the bench and missed less than a minute of game action.
He was just fine. Perkins added the final exclamations with a 3-pointer that beat the shot clock and a lob to Rui Hachimura for a dunk in the final few minutes.
Perkins had 14 points and eight assists.
UP NEXT
Washington: The Huskies host Loyola Marymount on Sunday.
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The Bulldogs (8-2) rebounded nicely from a loss to Villanova and never allowed the Huskies to entertain the idea of a second Top 25 upset in one week. Gonzaga led by 19 in the first half and never let the Huskies put together a sustained run in the second half.
The Zags were 7 of 15 on 3-pointers in the second half and when they weren't hitting shots from the perimeter, Williams was scoring in the post. Williams went 9 of 14, making most of them inside 10 feet while using a variety of post moves.
Noah Dickerson led Washington (7-3) with 18 points and David Crisp added 16. Leading scorer Jaylen Nowell struggled with foul trouble and fouled out after scoring 11 points, well below his season average of 17.8.
The sellout crowd at Hec Edmundson Pavilion was intrigued by Washington's development under new coach Mike Hopkins after the Huskies upset then-No. 2 Kansas last week on the road. But it was a split crowd and those in Gonzaga colors had plenty to cheer in the second half as the Bulldogs dissected Washington's zone defense.
It was the first game in Seattle between the in-state foes since 2005, a long layoff with numerous excuses but no good reasons for the long break in the series. The teams played two years ago at a tournament in the Bahamas and then met last year in Spokane in the resumption of the series for at least four years.
Gonzaga has won 11 of the past 12 meetings.
Gonzaga got a scare early in the second half when Josh Perkins walked off the floor grabbing at his right shoulder with 14:33 left and the Bulldogs leading 64-45. Perkins appeared to get bumped trying to make a pass and immediately called timeout. He pointed at his right shoulder and walked off the floor into the tunnel with an athletic trainer. Perkins quickly came back to the bench and missed less than a minute of game action.
He was just fine. Perkins added the final exclamations with a 3-pointer that beat the shot clock and a lob to Rui Hachimura for a dunk in the final few minutes.
Perkins had 14 points and eight assists.
UP NEXT
Washington: The Huskies host Loyola Marymount on Sunday.
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Team Stats
GON
UW
FG%
.508
.473
3FG%
.357
.368
FT%
.808
.579
RB
40
27
TO
8
12
STL
9
7
Game Leaders
Scoring
Pts
18
FGM
7
3FGM
2
FTM
2
Pts
16
FGM
5
3FGM
4
FTM
2
Pts
11
FGM
4
3FGM
0
FTM
3
Pts
6
FGM
3
3FGM
0
FTM
0
Players Mentioned
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