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1/19/03: #11 USC (14-3, 5-2) @ Utah (4-12, 0-7)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced

Tip off (1st Half)

15:12, Up 10-8

10:23, Up 20-15

7:46, Up 28-18

3:06, Up 37-22


Halftime, Up 45-31

Highlights

• The bench (25 pts) was responsible for building up the lead

Adjustments

• Defense sets: M2M

Start of 2nd Half

15:44, Up 55-33
SF James Slay opened up the half with 6 straight pts

11:41, Up 58-41

7:35, Up 65-43

3:31, Up 71-51
Clear the bench


Final score: USC - 77, Utah - 59

Box Score

[INDENT]Slay 20, 6, 1, 5 tos (*)
Dissinger 11, 4, 1
Martin 9, 3, 0
Stuart 8, 5, 2
Bailey 8, 1, 1, s stls
Dare 6, 4, 1
Coley 6, 1, 2
Owes 4, 4, 3
Wheat 3, 1, 3
Parker 2, 1, 5
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 55-46%
REB: +10
TO: -3
Paint: +24
2nd Chance: +5
Fast Break: +5
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. Unlike in our last game, we were able to successfully drive to the lane, esp by our forwards
2. My top scorers today are 2 SFs with almost similar style of play. I would need to figure out how I can maximize their skills, and probably have them both on the floor at the same time in some instances

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #12 Arizona, 8-0 (W8)
2. #11 USC, 6-2 (W1)
3. Stanford, 6-2 (L1)
4. California, 5-3 (W1)
5. UCLA, 5-3 (W3)
6. Oregon, 4-4 (W2)
7. Oregon St, 4-4 (L3)
8. Washington St, 4-4 (W3)
9. Arizona St, 3-5 (L2)
10. Washington, 2-6 (L1)
11. Colorado, 1-7 (L4)
12. Utah, 0-8 (L8)

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1/23/03: UCLA (11-8, 5-3) @ #11 USC (14-3, 5-2)

I didn't realized I forgot to click the "Submit Reply" button after I wrote the recap for this game. Anyway, here were the box scores

Final score: UCLA- 55, USC - 75

Box Score

[INDENT]Coley 23, 2, 2, 5-8 3PT (*)
Dare 14, 6, 2, 3 blks
Bailey 12, 6, 0
Parker 9, 1, 0, 2 stls, 5 tos
Slay 7, 5, 1
Stuart 4, 15, 5
Martin 2, 3, 0
Dissinger 2, 2, 1
Wheat 2, 1, 2
Owes 0, 1, 0
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 42-36%
REB: +16
TO: -3
Paint: +12
2nd Chance: +9
Fast Break: +2
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. We jumped with a big lead early. And then both teams didn't shoot well the rest of the game

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #9 Arizona, 8-1 (L1)
2. #11 USC, 7-2 (W2)
3. Stanford, 7-2 (W1)
4. California, 6-3 (W2)
5. UCLA, 5-4 (L1)
6. Washington St, 5-4 (W4)
7. Oregon, 4-5 (L1)
8. Oregon St, 4-5 (L4)
9. Arizona St, 4-5 (W1)
10. Washington, 2-7 (L2)
11. Utah, 1-8 (W1)
12. Colorado, 1-8 (L%)

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1/26/03: Oregon (10-8, 4-5) @ #11 USC (16-3, 7-2)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Outside

Tip off (1st Half)

15:47, Up 12-7
A total of 11 combined fouls were already called by the trigger-happy refs

11:32, Up 18-11

7:03, Up 28-18

3:28, Up 34-20
PF Valery Stuart 13 pts, 5 rebs


Halftime, Up 41-24

Highlights

• 14 off rebounds already in the 1st half, which led to a 11-0 advantage in 2nd chance pts. We built this lead, despite SG Kaniel Coley going scoreless, and 2 of our starters having to sit because of 3 fouls

Adjustments

• Defense sets: 1-2-2

Start of 2nd Half

15:56, Up 45-29

11:42, Up 54-31

7:21, Up 60-40

2:31, Up 70-42


Final score: Oregon - 50, USC - 77

Box Score

[INDENT]Stuart 18, 7, 4, 2 stls (*)
Bailey 16, 6, 1, 2 blks, 3 tos
Owes 12, 4, 1
Dare 8, 9, 0
Slay 7, 2, 2, 3 tos
Parker 5, 5, 4, 2 stls
Dissinger 4, 5, 1, 2 stls
Martin 4, 2, 0
Coley 3, 4, 4, 2 blks
Wheat 0, 0, 2
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 45-35%
REB: +19
TO: -5
Paint: +34
2nd Chance: +13
Fast Break: +7
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. FT shooting aside, PF Valery Stuart's main issue is his consistency. He is very capable of playing the kind of game he did today, but somehow he is not producing on a consistent basis. If he can be aggressive on offense, we are a better team than last year's title-winning squad

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #9 Arizona, 8-2 (L2)
2. #11 USC, 8-2 (W3)
3. Stanford, 8-2 (W2)
4. California, 6-4 (L1)
5. UCLA, 6-4 (W1)
6. Washington St, 6-4 (W5)
7. Arizona St, 5-5 (W2)
8. Oregon, 4-6 (L2)
9. Oregon St, 4-6 (L5)
10. Colorado, 2-8 (W1)
11. Washington, 2-8 (L3)
12. Utah, 1-9 (L1)

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1/30/03: #9 USC (17-3, 8-2) @ California (9-10, 6-4)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced

Tip off (1st Half)

15:47, Up 13-5

11:35, Up 22-16
All of CAL's pts came from their starting guards; they are 4-4 3PT. PF VAlery Stuart off to another good dart, 7 pts.

7:37, Up 30-21

3:55, Up 36-31


Halftime, Up 44-40

Highlights

• Despite winning the rebounding battle and 2nd chance pts, the lead is just 4 pts. CAL shot 58% FG, including 6-9 3PT

Adjustments

• Defense sets: 1-2-2

Start of 2nd Half

12:07, Up 55-49
We're scoring reasonably well esp inside, but can't pull away because of CAL's good shooting. PF Valery Stuart already with a double-double, 14 pts, 11 rebs.

7:31, Up 66-56

2:39, Up 74-64


Final score: USC - 80, USC - 70

Box Score

[INDENT]Dare 20, 6, 0 (*)
Slay 16, 6, 0
Stuart 14, 12, 1
Owes 12, 2, 1
Parker 6, 0, 4, 3 tos
Bailey 4, 5, 0
Coley 4, 0, 2
Martin 2, 2, 0
Dissinger 2, 1, 0
Wheat 0, 1, 4
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 46-51%
REB: +13
TO: -2
Paint: +18
2nd Chance: +13
Fast Break: +6
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. Lucky to escape with a win on this game, considering that CAL was shooting well; we just got enough 2nd chance and fast break pts to offset CAL's shooting
2. 2nd consecutive game that SG Kaniel Coley has struggled with his shots. Fortunately, SG Malik Owes has filled in well

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #12 Arizona, 9-2 (W1)
2. #9 USC, 9-2 (W4)
3. Stanford, 9-2 (W3)
4. UCLA, 7-4 (W2)
5. Washington St, 6-5 (L1)
6. California, 6-5 (L2)
7. Oregon, 5-6 (W1)
8. Arizona St, 5-6 (L1)
9. Oregon St, 4-7 (L6)
10. Colorado, 3-8 (W2)
11. Washington, 2-9 (L4)
12. Utah, 1-10 (L2)

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2/3/03: Arizona St (9-11, 5-6) @ #9 USC (18-3, 9-2)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced (fast)

Tip off (1st Half)

15:33, Up 9-4

11:57, Up 17-12

7:55, Up 20-12

3:39, Up 27-19


Halftime, Up 37-19

Highlights

• AZST not only shooting 35% FG, but also committed 17 turn overs in the 1st half

Adjustments

• Defense sets: M2M

Start of 2nd Half

15:06, Up 43-22

10:19, Up 49-30

7:43, Up 50-34

3:00, Up 64-40


Final score: Arizona St - 48, USC - 68

Box Score

[INDENT]Coley 16, 2, 2, 3 stls (*)
Stuart 13, 5, 5, 3 tos
Dare 10, 9, 3
Owes 7, 0, 2
Bailey 6, 7, 1
Slay 4, 6, 0
Dissinger 4, 1, 1, 2 stls
Wheat 3, 2, 3
Parker 3, 1, 1, 2 stls
Martin 2, 0, 0, 2 stls
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 44-39%
REB: +6
TO: -11
Paint: +20
2nd Chance: +5
Fast Break: -3
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. We were shooting less than 40% FG up to middle of the 2nd half; AZST almost equaling our off rebs, and the 2nd chance pts differential is not that much. Overall, a below average game for us; AZST's 24 turn overs just made it easier for us to win

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #12 Arizona, 10-2 (W2)
2. #9 USC, 10-2 (W5)
3. Stanford, 9-3 (L1)
4. UCLA, 8-4 (W3)
5. Washington St, 7-5 (W1)
6. California, 6-6 (L3)
7. Oregon, 5-7 (L1)
8. Arizona St, 5-7 (L2)
9. Oregon St, 5-7 (W1)
10. Colorado, 3-9 (L1)
11. Washington, 3-9 (W1)
12. Utah, 1-11 (L3)

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2/6/03: Stanford (13-8, 9-3) @ #7 USC (19-3, 10-2)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced (slow)

Tip off (1st Half)

15:31, Up 7-5

11:37, Up 15-9

6:40, Up 22-16

3:47, Up 25-20
STAN has been in the penalty, but we are shooting only 9-17 FT


Halftime, Up 36-28

Highlights

• STAN shot better from the field than us. They just committed many fouls, which gave us plenty of opportunities to score from the FT line
• Good contributions again from C Hasheem Bailey off the bench, 8 pts, 7 rebs

Adjustments

• Defense sets: M2M

Start of 2nd Half

14:15, Up 45-33
Lead was down to 6, but SG Kaniel had a good sequence on both defense and offense; a block, a steal, a drive to the basket, and a 3pt shot

11:45, Up 47-39

7:12, Up 63-41

3:10, Up 67-48


Final score: Stanord - 51, USC - 69

Box Score

[INDENT]Coley 19, 3, 1, 2 stls, 2 blks (*)
Bailey 12, 10, 1, 3 tos
Dare 9, 9, 2
Parker 6, 1, 3, 2 stls
Owes 6, 1, 0
Stuart 5, 9, 3 4 stls
Wheat 5, 1, 3
Dissinger 5, 1, 0
Slay 2, 4, 0
Martin 0, 0, 1
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 40-37%
REB: +13
TO: -5
Paint: +20
2nd Chance: +3
Fast Break: +14
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. Nice to see us running, and scoring, on the fast break again
2. SG Kaniel Coley has a become a better all-around player this year. He has developed a nice drive to the basket move, which more often than not result in a foul by the opposition; he's not just a spot-up, one-dimensional player, as he was last season

A shocking home loss by #10 Arizona, against the last place Utah

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #7 USC, 11-2 (W6)
2. #10 Arizona, 10-3 (L1)
3. UCLA, 9-4 (W4)
4. Stanford, 9-4 (L2)
5. Washington St, 7-5 (W2)
6. Oregon, 6-7 (W1)
7. California, 6-7 (L4)
8. Oregon St, 6-7 (W2)
9. Arizona St, 5-8 (L3)
10. Colorado, 3-10 (L2)
11. Washington, 3-10 (L1)
12. Utah, 2-11 (W1)

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2/9/03: #7 USC (20-3, 11-2) @ Washington (8-15, 3-10)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced (fast)

Tip off (1st Half)

15:12, Up 12-10
SG Kaniel Coley 3-4 3PT

10:07, Up 21-20

7:28, Down 23-27
WASH still with zero turn overs

2:49, Down 33-37
Down by 7 earlier. SG Kaniel Coley, 5-7 3PT, led a rally that gave us the lead. WASH scored 5 unanswered since


Halftime, Down 37-44

Highlights

• It's WASH getting more opportunities because they are taking care of the basket ball better than us. They also took advantage of their trips to the line, 14-18 FT
• We only got 4 fast break pts in the 1st half

Adjustments

• Defense sets: M2M
• Defense reb intensity: Reduce to 9

Start of 2nd Half

15:40, Down 46-53
Had to reduce def intensity because we are already in the penalty

11:42, Down 53-59
SG Kaniel Coley's 6th triple reduced the deficit to 4, but WASH answered back immediately

After teams exchanges split FTs, Coley's gets triple #7 to get us back again within 3. After a WASH miss, PF Valery Stuart drove inside the lane for a dun. Down 1. On WASH's next possession, we stole the ball and got 2 pts on the break

9:05, Up 61-60

Our all-reserve lineup on the floor connected on 4 more FGs, while WASH was able to score only on a split charity, to extend our lead further

5:37, Up 69-61

Teams traded a couple of baskets each

2:53, Up 73-65

Another WASH split FT was answered by PG Antonio Parke's 3rd triple of the game, to extend our lead to 10

After teams traded baskets, WASH hits a 3. We miss, and then WASH with another FG. Timeout

0:59, Up 78-73

We'll slow down

They fouled intentionally. We hit both FTs. Up 7. A good defensive play by C Elliott Dare, and we get back the ball. Foul again by WASH, and we hit 2 more FTs. Up 9. No chance for WASH now


Final score: USC - 85, Washington - 73

Box Score

[INDENT]Coley 24, 5, 1, 7-11 3PT (*)
Parker 16, 3, 5, 4 tos
Stuart 8, 9, 0
Bailey 8, 3, 3
Wheat 7, 2, 3, 3 tos
Martin 6, 3, 0
Dare 5, 9, 1, 4 blks
Dissinger 4, 3, 1
Owes 4, 2, 0
Slay 3, 3, 1
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 49-39%
REB: +14
TO: +6
Paint: +16
2nd Chance: +8
Fast Break: +5
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. A tough road game, but we managed to get a victory in the end. We were patient, and waited for WASH to coll down a bit on their offense. That was all we need to make a run, and I am pleased that everybody pitched in for their victory

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #7 USC, 12-2 (W7)
2. #10 Arizona, 11-3 (W1)
3. UCLA, 10-4 (W5)
4. Stanford, 10-4 (W1)
5. Washington St, 9-5 (W3)
6. Oregon, 6-8 (L1)
7. California, 6-8 (L5)
8. Oregon St, 6-8 (L1)
9. Arizona St, 5-9 (L4)
10. Colorado, 3-11 (L3)
11. Utah, 3-11 (W2)
12. Washington, 3-11 (L2)

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2/13/03: Oregon St (8-15, 6-8) @ #6 USC (21-3, 12-2)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced (fast)

Tip off (1st Half)

15:51, Down 4-5

11:40, Up 11-9

7:40, Down 15-18
We can't sustain any momentum because of our 6 turn overs

3:54, Down 22-25
Twice in thegame, we came up with a string of pts to take the lead, but immediately giving it up again


Halftime, Down 28-29

Highlights

• Our 10 turn overs affected every part of our game, including only getting 10 pts inside the paint

Adjustments

• Defense sets: M2M
• Pace: Increase to 5

Start of 2nd Half

15:54, Up 35-34

11:57, Tied at 43
We momentarily took another 5-pt lead, but it's gone again. 13 turn overs now

7:56, Down 48-50
ORST extended their run to 10-0, and lead by 5. SG Malik Owes (9 pts) kept us in the game. ORST is now in penalty. We should attack the basket more. Going to favor inside

Inside baskets by C Hasheem Bailey and Elliott Dare took us ahead by 4. ORST forced to call a timeout

5:45, Up 54-50

ORST called for several fouls, but we were able to hit only 1 of our last 5 FTAs. ORST connecting on 2 jumpers, including a 3, to tie the game

4:21, Tied at 55

We get a steal and scored on a breakaway jam. Up 2. ORST turns the ball over again, and they got for a foul. This time, we hit both FTs. Up 4. We get another steal, and another inside basket. Up 6

ORST turned it over again. We hit another inside basket. Up 8. 1:05. That should do it


Final score: Oregon St - 57, USC - 66

Box Score

[INDENT]Stuart 15, 5, 2 (*)
Bailey 12, 5, 0, 2 blks
Slay 12, 3, 1
Owes 12, 1, 0
Coley 5, 1, 1, 5 tos
Dissinger 4, 2, 2, 2 stls
Martin 3, 4, 0
Dare 2, 7, 0, 3 blks, 3 tos
Wheat 1, 0, 4, 2 stls
Parker 0, 3, 3, 4 tos
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 43-45%
REB: +6
TO: -4
Paint: +6
2nd Chance: +11
Fast Break: +9
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. Good defensive sequence towards the end of the game, to limit ORST to only 2 pts in the last 5 mins
2. Sub par performances form our starting guards PG Antonio Parker and SG Kaniel Coley, combining for 9 turn overs. Both were not in the end game, when we turned the game around

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #6 USC, 13-2 (W8)
2. #10 Arizona, 11-4 (L1)
3. UCLA, 11-4 (W6)
4. Washington St, 10-5 (W4)
5. Stanford, 10-5 (L1)
6. Oregon, 7-8 (W1)
7. California, 6-9 (L6)
8. Oregon St, 6-9 (L2)
9. Arizona St, 5-10 (L5)
10. Colorado, 4-11 (W1)
11. Utah, 4-11 (W3)
12. Washington, 3-12 (L3)

[randy]

2/16/03: Washington St (17-8, 10-5) @ #6 USC (22-3, 13-2)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: 2-3
2. Offense focus: Balanced

Injury

1. SF James Slay - sore foot (86%, 2 days); won't play, SF Brian Dissinger to start at 3

Tip off (1st Half)

14:31, Down 6-9

11:32, Tied at 11

6:07, Down 21-25

4:09, Down 21-32
A succession of fouls, and FTs awarded to WASHST. I got called for a T as well


Halftime, Down 29-36

Highlights

• My T somehow fired up the squad, but we feel we're still a long way down in this game. We need more energy, and play with more sense of urgency

Adjustments

• Defense sets: M2M
• Pace: Increase to 6

Start of 2nd Half

15:46, Down 39-44
We were hitting our shots, including 2 3pt shots by SG Kaniel Coley, but WASHST able to keep up

11:43, Tied at 48
We finally tied the game, on SG Kaniel Coley's 5th triple of the game.

7:18. Up 54-53
We got the lead on a fast break

4:25, Tied at 58

3:50, Down 58-62

3:03, Tied at 62

2:44, Down 62-64

2:28, Tied at 64

WASHST: Miss. I called a timeout

2:07, Tied at 64

USC: Miss by SG Kaniel Coley
WASHST: Steal by PG Antonio Parker
USC: Turn over
WASHST: They run the break and score. Timeout

1:12, Down 64-66

We'll go favor Inside

USC: Kaniel Coley fakes a 3. He moves closer. Pull up jumper is good

0:56, Tied at 66

WASHST: They hit a 3! Timeout again

0:44, Down 66-69

Increase pace to 8. We go 2 for 1. Not necessarily needing a 3

USC: SG Kaniel Coley gets the ball from beyond the arc. Is he thinking 3? Coley puts up a shot. Coley rattles home the three ball! Coley with 27 pts, 7th triple of the game

WASHST: Not calling a timeout. Turn over. Timeout (my last)

0:16, Tied at 69

We go back to a pace of 6. Last shot

USC: Everybody knows who is going to get the ball. SG Kaniel gets the pass. He appears to square up for another 3pt shot. He passed instead to C Elliot Dare at the low post. Dare with a kickout to PG Antonio Parker at the top of the key. Parker lets one go. Parker sticks it from deep for three! Timeout WASHST

0:03, Up 72-69

We can foul; we only have 4 team fouls. Go 1-2-2 zone

They can't even put up a shot.

What a game!


Final score: Washington St - 69, USC - 72

Box Score

[INDENT]Coley 27, 5, 1 (*)
Dare 12, 8, 2, 2 blks
Parker 10, 3, 5, 4 tos
Bailey 7, 2, 1, 3 blks
Stuart 6, 6, 5
Dissinger 6, 2, 1
Owes 2, 2, 1
Henry 2, 0, 0
Martin 0, 1, 0
Wheat 0, 0, 3, 3 stls
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 50-49%
REB: +4
TO: +2
Paint: +4
2nd Chance: +4
Fast Break: Even
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. Even the stats don't lie on how close this game was. We were just lucky to snatch this one
2. I called upon SG Kaniel Coley and PG Antonio Parker for their poor performances in our last game. Today, they were the ones who hit two big shots in the end

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #6 USC, 14-2 (W8)
2. #10 Arizona, 12-4 (W1)
3. UCLA, 12-4 (W7)
4. Washington St, 10-6 (L1)
5. Stanford, 10-6 (L2)
6. Oregon, 8-8 (W2)
7. California, 6-10 (L7)
8. Oregon St, 6-10 (L3)
9. Arizona St, 5-11 (L6)
10. Colorado, 5-11 (W2)
11. Utah, 4-12 (L1)
12. Washington, 4-12 (W1)

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2/20/03: #7 USC (23-3, 14-2) @ Colorado (8-17, 5-11)

Scouting Report

1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced

Tip off (1st Half)

15:52, Up 9-5

11:53, Tied at 13
COL 3-3 3PT

7:32, Down 17-18

4:55, Up 26-22
Down by 3 earlier, 17-20. We go on a 9-2 run


Halftime, Up 34-30

Highlights

• Both teams shooting below 40% FG, and almost the same in rebounds. Our 8-2 advantage in fast break pts may have been the difference, but COL converted 4 3pt shots

Adjustments

• Defense sets: 1-2-2
• Focus: Favor Inside

Start of 2nd Half

15:02, Up 41-34

10:57, Up 50-40
COL got it close to within 3 on a couple of occasions, but we were able to quickly recover, mostly on inside shots

7:28, Up 59-45
We scored on a number of transition pts

3:23, Up 73-50


Final score: USC - 79, Colorado - 59

Box Score

[INDENT]Slay 17, 3, 4, 4 stls, 2 blks (*)
Coley 12, 5, 0
Stuart 11, 2, 1
Dissinger 8, 0, 0
Bailey 7, 7, 0, 3 tos
Martin 6, 3, 0
Owes 6, 2, 1
Dare 5, 12, 3, 4 stls, 4 blks
Parker 5, 1, 1, 6 tos
Wheat 2, 2, 4
[/INDENT]

Team Stats Comparisons

[INDENT]FG: 48-36%
REB: +4
TO: -3
Paint: +28
2nd Chance: +9
Fast Break: +23
[/INDENT]

Notes

1. Our +6 fast pts differential in the 1st half increased to +23 at the end of the game. That was how we established a big lead during the middle of the 2nd half

Pac 12 Conference Standings

1. #7 USC, 15-2 (W9)
2. #12 Arizona, 13-4 (W2)
3. UCLA, 13-4 (W8)
4. Washington St, 11-6 (W1)
5. Stanford, 11-6 (W1)
6. Oregon, 8-9 (L1)
7. California, 7-10 (W1)
8. Oregon St, 6-11 (L4)
9. Arizona St, 5-12 (L7)
10. Colorado, 5-12 (L1)
11. Utah, 4-13 (L2)
12. Washington, 4-13 (L1)