Oregon ) /v Emerald Sports Duck guard Orlando Williams goaa up strong In Oregon's 62-20 win over Washington State Saturday In McArthur Court. Wazzu Ducks’ second victim By Erick Studerucka EmeraKJ Sports Reporter After enduring the disap pointment of missing potential game-winning shots against Fresno State and Vanderbilt ear lier in the season, it seemed only fitting that Antoine Stoudamire emerged the hero in the Ducks' 62-60 win over Washington State Saturday night in McArthur Court Stoudamire hit the winning Held goal with only four seconds remaining in the game. After taking the bail from guard Andre Collier at the top of the key with 10 seconds left on the clock. Stoudamire drove down the left side of the lane and shot an off balance eight-foot jumper that went through the basket as Stoudamire crashed to the floor. The Cougars had one final chance to tie the game, but Ben nie Seltzer's shot was high off the backboard as time expired, giving the Ducks their second consecutive Pacific-10 Confer ence victory. The scene at center court after the game was remi niscent of an NCAA champi onship celebration as Duck fans commemorated the rare confer ence win. Stoudamire's final shot was the exclamation point on a bril liant H minutes of basketball in which he scored 11 points and dished out two assists. Sloudamire finished the night with a team-high 2.1 points and seven rebounds. Sloudamire said he had no preconceived idea of what he was going to do when he received the ball with to sec onds remaining. "I never know what I'm going to do before 1 get the hall." Sloudamire said. "But 1 knew it was going to go in. I had a good look and just hit it." Early in the game, it appeared Oregon wouldn't lie close enough at the end to give Sloudamire the chance for the game winner Coiigar guard Eddie Hill was unstoppable from outside during the first 10 minutes of the game, hitting five of six three-point field goal attempts. Hill finished with 29 points and seven three-pointers, a Washington State record. Despite scoring only one Held goal in the final 9 14 of play in the first half, the Ducks trailed only 14-10 at the half, thanks to an effective trapping defense that forced nine Washington State turnovers. Four minutes into the second half. Hill hit two consecutive three-pointers to give the Cougars their largest lead of the evening. 43-12 After Oregon took a timeout to regroup. Orlan do Williams connected on a deep three-pointer from the left corner to start the Oregon come back. which gave the Ducks a 47-46 lead with 10 minutes remaining. From that point, the teams traded baskets, setting up what Oregon head coach Jerry Green called a "win/tie" situation, where the Ducks patiently wait ed for the last shot of the game. "We certainly didn't want a win/tie/lose situation.” Green said. "We didn't want the ball going back to the other end." Both Stoudamirn and Green said the crowd of 6.271 became a factor during the game. "I have to give the crowd credit for staying in the game the full 40 minutes, even when we got down by 11 at the start of the second half," Stoudamire said. "The crowd was great," Green said. "I keep telling the kids that someday we re going to have the fourth level full." The loss dropped the Cougars to 7-6. good for fifth place in the Par -10. 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