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Oregon forward Ian Crosswhite had 14 points as the Ducks defeated Washington for their second Pac-10 win of the season.
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Oregon ran the point guard spot
with different variations. Nearly
every Oregon player brought the ball
up at one point. The Ducks are con
tinuing to learn how to deal without
having freshman Aaron Brooks on
the shelf with an injury and how to
run different forms of the offense.
"The encouraging thing was we
were able to get back on our game at
times tonight and look pretty
smooth and do some things," Kent
said. "I'm happy that we got here
and got the win."
Washington got itself in foul trou
ble late in the first half, allowing
Oregon to capitalize. Crosswhite be
came automatic, going 8 for 8 from
the free-throw line in the first half.
As a team, Oregon was 23 for 32
from the foul line.
By the second half, Oregon had
learned how to manage the Husky
offense and defense. Both teams
stayed evenly matched until the
halfway mark of the second half.
Coming out of a timeout, senior
Luke Jackson made one of two free
throws and on the next possession,
converted a three-point play off a
foul. Jackson's three-point play gave
Oregon a 64-56 lead.
"Tonight when we went on our
runs we made stops, we got block
outs and we created turnovers," Jack
son said. "That was a big difference
in the game."
Jackson led all scorers with 24
points, which moves him into sev
enth all-time at Oregon with 1,566,
passing Blair Rasmussen. Jackson
also had seven assists, which ties a
season-high.
Oregon went on a 14-2 run and
never looked back. Oregon's largest
lead was 17 with less than four min
utes left in the game.
The Ducks shot 52 percent from
the field on the night and were 45
percent from the three-point line.
Davis had 19 points, Crosswhite had
14 and Joseph contributed with 11.
Sophomore guard Brandon Roy
led Washington with 18 points and
sophomore Nate Robinson came off
the bench to score 16. Washington
was 47 percent from the field.
Oregon plays host to Washington
State at 5:15 p.m. at McArthur Court
Saturday. It will be a much different
style of play as the Cougars like to
execute a strong half-court offense
and wear their opponents down.
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