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Washington Huskies Stumble Against USC Trojans at Galen Center

In a recent face-off at the Galen Center, the Washington Huskies fell to the USC Trojans with a final score of 61-92. This outcome leaves the Huskies with a challenging road ahead, as they navigate through their season. The game was marked by high energy and strategic plays from both teams, but ultimately, the Trojans secured a decisive victory.


Feb 18, 2023; Seattle, Washington, USA; Washington Huskies guard Keyon Menifield (23) dribbles against the Oregon State Beavers during the second half at Alaska Airlines Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion. Mandatory Credit: Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports

Huskies' Efforts and Highlights


Despite the loss, several players from the Washington Huskies showcased commendable performances. Mekhi Mason led his team in scoring with 19 points and added three assists to his tally. His shooting accuracy from both beyond the arc and within was notable, hitting 50 percent of his attempts from each range. Following closely behind was Great Osobor who contributed significantly with 17 points, seven rebounds, and an impressive seven assists. Osobor's defensive play also stood out as he managed to steal the ball three times during the game.


The team's overall effort included securing five steals and delivering 21 assists throughout the match. However, turnovers proved costly for them as they gave up possession 16 times which allowed USC to capitalize on these opportunities.


Trojans' Dominant Performance


On the opposing side, USC Trojans demonstrated why they were formidable opponents by maintaining an efficient offensive strategy that led them to victory. Their shooting accuracy was remarkable with a field goal percentage of 56 percent and an even more impressive three-point shooting percentage of 58 percent.


The Trojans capitalized on turnovers by scoring 21 points off them and dominated in rebounding with a total of 30 rebounds compared to Washington's 24. Their ability to convert free throws also played a crucial role in their win as they achieved a free throw percentage of 94 percent.


Looking Ahead


The Washington Huskies are set for their next challenge against Oregon Ducks at Alaska Airlines Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion in Seattle on March 9th at 3:00 PM EDT. Fans can catch this upcoming game live on BTN network which promises another exciting college basketball showdown.


As we look forward to seeing how Washington will bounce back in their next game after this setback against USC Trojans, it remains clear that every match is an opportunity for growth and improvement for these young athletes.


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