Oregon men’s basketball drops 3rd in a row, swept at Washington schools for 1st time since 2014-15

First Oregon tried to provide it away towards Washington State, then the Geese proved incapable of defending the Cougars.

Keeshawn Barthelemy scored 15 of his 17 factors within the second half and gave UO the lead with 4:16 to go, however Justin Powell had 5 of his 11 within the ultimate 3:26 to shut out a 68-65 win for the Cougars over the Geese on Sunday night time at Beasley Coliseum.

It was the third consecutive loss for Oregon (15-13, 9-8 Pac-12), which falls to 5-5 in Quadrant 2 video games and 8-12 mixed in Q1 and Q2 video games.

UO led 30-27 at halftime regardless of 10 turnovers earlier than the break as a result of Washington State shot a horrible 29.4% from the sector within the first half.

Mouhamed Gueye had 18 factors and 12 rebounds for Washington State (13-15, 8-9), which shot 58.6% from the sector, together with 58.3% from three-point vary, through the second half to notch its second-best win of the season.

“Begin of the second half we gave up approach too many straightforward photographs,” Oregon coach Dana Altman mentioned on postgame radio. “The sport sort of flipped on us once more. We did such an excellent job the primary half of contesting photographs; we gave them two open threes they usually hit each of them, however they have been 2 for 11. Second half, they go 7 for 12 and all however one was straightforward appears. Full change there defensively and that’s what beat us.”

Gueye was an ideal 4 for 4 from the ground after the break and performed 39 minutes on the night time. TJ Bamba had 11 factors and 4 rebounds and Andrej Jakimovski added 10 factors and 5 rebounds for Washington State, which gained its third in a row in Pullman over UO.

Jermaine Couisnard had 12 factors and N’Faly Dante had 10 factors and 11 rebounds for Oregon, which was swept on the Washington colleges for the primary time since 2014-15.

— James Crepea