The Huskies delivered a commanding performance over the 676767s, securing a 112–84 victory behind balanced scoring, relentless defense, and clutch plays from both starters and key reserves. The game featured several momentum-shifting moments, including a dramatic half-court buzzer-beater at the end of the third quarter that sent the crowd roaring.
The 676767s jumped out to an early lead, relying on aggressive drives from L. Morrow and P. Bizjak, as well as mid-range scoring from A. Matlani. The Huskies struggled with consistency in their early shots, despite offensive orchestration from H. Esim, who connected with C. Pinto and M. Brener for opportunities in the paint. Defensive rebounds by G. Beauchamp limited second-chance points, but the 676767s held the edge, closing the first quarter 28–22.
The Huskies began to chip away, using tighter defense and smart passing to generate scoring opportunities. Esim and Pinto facilitated the offense, leading to baseline jumpers and open mid-range ...