University of Washington

    Season-worst offense sinks Huskies

    Bob SherwinBy Updated:5 Comments3 Mins Read
    Washington forward Matthew Bryan-Amaning scored just six points against WSU Sunday / Drew Sellers, Sportspress Northwest file

    Oregon State 68, Washington 56

    Date: February 3, 2011

    Venue: Gill Colieum

    City: Corvallis, OR

    Attendance: 5,783

    Washington had its season-worse shooting night as Oregon State went on to upset the 20th-ranked Huskies, 68-56. UW shot just 32 percent from the floor, 24 percent from three-point range and 47 percent from the foul line. The loss dropped the Huskies (15-6, 7-3) out of a first-place tie in the Pac-10 and likely out of the top 25. Scott Suggs had a career-high 18 points, just four in the second half. Isaiah Thomas, the team’s leading scorer, was held to nine points.

    Star of the game
    Jared Cunningham The OSU sophomore guard had a team-high 19 points and played stiffling defense in leading the Beavers to the upset. He made 13 of 17 free throws.

    Play of the game
    OSU senior guard Calvin Hayes finished off a three-point play that gave the Beavers a seven-point lead with 1:48 left, 61-54.

    Misplay of the game
    An uncontested layin by Devon Collier in the first 30 seconds of the second half, stepping in front of Matthew Bryan-Amaning. Colliers grabbed a rebound and put it back in without any resistence. That set the tone for the half.

    Highlights

    • Scott Suggs had a career-high 18 points, making 5 of 11 three pointers, as the Huskies lone offensive bright spot.
    • Venoy Overton saw extended time of the court, 18 minutes, in which he ran the floor with Isaiah Thomas on the bench.

    Lowlights

    • Isaiah Thomas scored a season-low nine points, hitting just two of 11 attempts. He also had seven turnovers.

    Notable

    Said

    • “We were just undisciplined. If there’s one guy not defending, then you sit him on the bench. When there’s two, same thing. When it’s a team that’s doing it, then that’s on me.” – UW Coach Lorenzo Romar on his team’s lack of defense.
    • “We’re disappointed in ourselves. We’re not playing as we should be playing. We know how to play and we’re just not doing it. We need to turn that around, right now.” – Scott Suggs after the loss.
    • “You can negate any of this, if you guard. That will get you through the storm if you play defense. That’s something we pride ourselves in doing.” – UW Coach Lorenzo Romar after his team’s 68-56 upset loss to Oregon State.

    Numbers

    • 9-10. The first number is the free throws the Huskies made against OSU. The second is the number they missed.
    • 2 of 18. Three-point shots missed by the Huskies team, taking away Scott Suggs’ 5-for-11.
    • 8. Consecutive victories by UW over OSU that ended Thursday with the Beavers’ 68-56 victory.
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    5 Comments

    2. Golstriker on

      The Huskies played like they were in a fog. And their coach sat there like he was in a fog too. Somebody needs to kick these young men in the backside so they can get their game on again. Right now they are sleepwalking out there. And Thomas, the guy everyone likes to praise all the time, is the worst one of the bunch now. Time to recalibrate this team because they are in constant “daze” mode right now.

    3. Larry Stonebraker on

      This is the first day in ages that I’ve read the women’s basketballs story in the Times and skipped reading the men’s story. Your synopsis above tells the sad tale.

    4. Doug Sera on

      Play the Starting Five as usual for 1st Quarter,then if they aren`t executing start new line-up.Romar knows (hopefully?) what teammates should work well. Learn how to play against the Zone..Oregon is a sleeper that could be another defeat if the Dawgs play the way they did like OSU game. Go Dawgs!!!