Sunday, December 3
Seattle, WA
4:00 PM
University of Washington
6-2
86
vs
73
Nebraska Omaha
1-8
1
2
F
OMAHA
39
34
73
Washington
42
44
86
Crisp, Dickerson Pace UW Past Omaha, 86-73
December 03, 2017 | Men's Basketball
SEATTLE (AP) — David Crisp scored 24 points and Noah Dickerson added 16 as Washington used a late 18-2 run to pull away from Omaha 86-73 on Sunday.
Omaha (1-8) took a 63-62 lead on Mitch Hahn's deep 3-pointer from the top with 8:21 left, but Matisse Thybulle answered with three free throws and a layin to trigger the Huskies deciding spurt.
Zach Jackson had 28 points and Mitch Hahn added 15 points and a game-high 10 rebounds for Omaha (1-8).
Jaylen Nowell added 16 points and Thybulle 12 for Washington (6-2), which shot 58 percent in the second half.
After Hahn's 3-pointer gave Omaha the lead, the Huskies answered with an 8-0 spurt as the Mavericks missed a pair of three-point attempts and then turned it over twice.
Thybulle triggered the run when he was fouled on a three-point attempt and hit all three free throws. On the ensuing possession, Thybulle converted his own block into a layup at the other end. Crisp capped the run with two free throws to make it 70-63 with 6:09 remaining.
After KJ Robinson scored on a floater from the lane, the Huskies ran off 10 more consecutive points, extending the lead to 80-65 on a rebound basket by Sam Timmins with 2:49 left.
Washington extended its 42-39 halftime lead with an 8-2 run, going in front 50-41 on Crisp's layin, but the Mavericks rallied within 52-49 on a jumper by Lamar Wofford-Humphrey.
Hahn's 3-pointer gave Omaha its first lead of the second half at 58-57 with 10:11 remaining.
The Mavericks stayed close in the first half behind Jackson's 17 points, which included three 3-pointers. Omaha also held a 25-16 rebound advantage over the Huskies, who had outrebounded their last two opponents by 17 per game.
Washington opened a 39-34 lead on Hameir Wright's 3-pointer with 2:12 left in the half, but Jackson brought the Mavericks even with a 3-pointer and layin. Nahziah Carter's 3-pointer put the Huskies up at the break.
BIG PICTURE
Washington: It's mid-term exam time for the Huskies. Washington is 6-0 against mid-majors, but lost their only two games against power conference opponents - Providence 77-70 and Virginia Tech 103-79. Upcoming games at No. 2 Kansas and home against No. 15 Gonzaga should show where the Huskies are under first-year coach Mike Hopkins.
UP NEXT
Washington: The Huskies face second-ranked Kansas in Kansas City on Wednesday.
Omaha (1-8) took a 63-62 lead on Mitch Hahn's deep 3-pointer from the top with 8:21 left, but Matisse Thybulle answered with three free throws and a layin to trigger the Huskies deciding spurt.
Zach Jackson had 28 points and Mitch Hahn added 15 points and a game-high 10 rebounds for Omaha (1-8).
Jaylen Nowell added 16 points and Thybulle 12 for Washington (6-2), which shot 58 percent in the second half.
After Hahn's 3-pointer gave Omaha the lead, the Huskies answered with an 8-0 spurt as the Mavericks missed a pair of three-point attempts and then turned it over twice.
Thybulle triggered the run when he was fouled on a three-point attempt and hit all three free throws. On the ensuing possession, Thybulle converted his own block into a layup at the other end. Crisp capped the run with two free throws to make it 70-63 with 6:09 remaining.
After KJ Robinson scored on a floater from the lane, the Huskies ran off 10 more consecutive points, extending the lead to 80-65 on a rebound basket by Sam Timmins with 2:49 left.
Washington extended its 42-39 halftime lead with an 8-2 run, going in front 50-41 on Crisp's layin, but the Mavericks rallied within 52-49 on a jumper by Lamar Wofford-Humphrey.
Hahn's 3-pointer gave Omaha its first lead of the second half at 58-57 with 10:11 remaining.
The Mavericks stayed close in the first half behind Jackson's 17 points, which included three 3-pointers. Omaha also held a 25-16 rebound advantage over the Huskies, who had outrebounded their last two opponents by 17 per game.
Washington opened a 39-34 lead on Hameir Wright's 3-pointer with 2:12 left in the half, but Jackson brought the Mavericks even with a 3-pointer and layin. Nahziah Carter's 3-pointer put the Huskies up at the break.
BIG PICTURE
Washington: It's mid-term exam time for the Huskies. Washington is 6-0 against mid-majors, but lost their only two games against power conference opponents - Providence 77-70 and Virginia Tech 103-79. Upcoming games at No. 2 Kansas and home against No. 15 Gonzaga should show where the Huskies are under first-year coach Mike Hopkins.
UP NEXT
Washington: The Huskies face second-ranked Kansas in Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Team Stats
OMAHA
UW
FG%
.412
.500
3FG%
.310
.304
FT%
.667
.792
RB
41
34
TO
15
11
STL
6
9
Game Leaders
Pts
24
FGM
8
3FGM
2
FTM
6
Pts
16
FGM
4
3FGM
0
FTM
8
Pts
14
FGM
7
3FGM
0
FTM
0
Pts
12
FGM
3
3FGM
1
FTM
5
Players Mentioned
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