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allowing the Ducks one more
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of the title.
If they could just beat Arizona.
So, with the Pac-10 title on the
line, Oregon came back — and
won, 75-71.
Now it comes down to Friday.
Oregon State, the most improved
team in the conference, is all that
stands between the Ducks and an
other Pac-10 championship.
Oregon has won the last seven
Civil War matchups.
“Maybe that’s why it’s happen
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time, and we didn’t get to do it on
our home court, and maybe that’s
why we got this one on the road.”
The Beavers “are going to be
coming with all barells blazing.
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be wild.
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n’t as enthusiastic about her team
after the first 20 minutes of play.
While Arizona shot the lights out
and connected with 58.6 percent of
its first-half shots, Oregon shot 37.5
percent in the half and could not
muster any consistent offense.
“We couldn’t have put our
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to be down 17 on the road, but
our kids just dug down and said
‘We’re not losing this basketball
game,”’ Runge said. “We talked at
halftime that we had to get stops
to get back in it, and that’s where
we did a tremendous job.”
On the shoulders of sophomore
point guard Shaquala Williams,
who played every minute for the
second time in her career, and
freshman forward Courtney Moore,
Oregon played its way to victory in
its gutsiest win of the season.
Arizona’s Lisa Griffith hit a
three with 16:20 left, giving the
Wildcats their biggest lead, 55-33.
Two possessions later, the come
back began. Junior forward Lind
sey Dion dished the ball to
Williams for the easy hoop, then
threw a full-court lob to Jamie
Craighead for the transition layin
on the next possession.
Wildcat guard Felecity Willis
went to the bench with 13:02 left
after Dion accidentally clawed
her face while both players
scrambled for a loose ball.
Without Willis — who finished
with a game-high seven assists —
Arizona began to flounder.
Then, in came Moore.
The freshman forward, who
teammates call “little Bri” be
cause of her likeness to junior for
ward Brianne Meharry, played a
whole lot like Bri, scoring 13 of
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her career-high 17 points down
the stretch.
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the first time since the 5:48 mark
in the first half.
Arizona guard Monika Crank
hit a jump shot coming out of a
timeout with 8:39 left, but Ari
zona failed to score another point
for almost eight minutes.
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Wolvert pulled Oregon to with
in eight by making a pair of free
throws. After another Arizona
turnover, Moore scored the
game’s most spectacular hoop
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bound basket. She scored again
on a Craighead assist three pos
sessions later, pulling the Ducks
within two, 65-67, with 5:20 left.
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who hit a three-pointer from deep
and gave Oregon its first lead of the
game, 68-67, with 4:05 remaining.
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