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Washington Huskies Dominate Paint, Outmaneuver Oregon State Beavers at Alaska Airlines Arena

The Washington Huskies emerged victorious over the Oregon State Beavers with a final score of 61-51. The Huskies' season record now stands at an unranked status, while the Beavers hold a rank of 9. The home team's robust defense and dynamic offense were on full display as they outscored their opponents in three out of four quarters.


Washington Huskies VS Oregon State Beavers

At the Alaska Airlines Arena, the Washington Huskies showcased their tenacity from the opening quarter, setting a strong pace with 14 points to Oregon State's 5. As the game progressed, it was evident that the Huskies had found their rhythm on both ends of the court. Their offensive efforts were particularly effective in close-range play, where they achieved a remarkable two-point field goal percentage of 54 percent by making 22 out of 41 attempts.


The defensive prowess of the home team was equally impressive; they amassed eight steals and three blocks throughout the contest. This aggressive defense limited Oregon State to just five fast break points and forced them into committing a total of fifteen turnovers. Capitalizing on these opportunities, Washington converted these turnovers into thirteen crucial points.


Oregon State did not go down without a fight though; they managed to sink eight three-pointers and kept up with free throw efficiency by making five out of eight attempts for a free throw percentage rounded to 62 percent. They also edged out Washington in total rebounds with thirty-seven compared to thirty-one for the home side.


However, it was ultimately Washington's ability to execute under pressure that made all difference – highlighted by an assist-to-turnover ratio standing at an impressive figure compared to that for Oregon State which fell below one.


Looking ahead after this conference game victory, fans can catch their next glimpse of action when The Washington Huskies take on Colorado Buffaloes at CU Events Center in Boulder on February 29th at 7:00 PM Mountain Time (MT). This upcoming match will be broadcasted live on Pac-12 Network for enthusiasts eager to follow every play as it unfolds.

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