Amey Jackson
Two conference games, two stuffy losses in games the Oregon Ducks probably should have won.
Stanford’s Jaiden DeLaria knocked the length of a three-pointer from the left wing at the frighten to extinguish Oregon 72-69.
Will Richardson had a unintended to pay for Oregon the guide in the region of the previous possession, but his three-pointer didn’t locate the mark. The Cardinal called timeout when three seconds left to set occurring a discharge adherence to locate DeLaria.
Oregon is now 0-2 in Pac-12 exploit, 5-5 overall and this season is speedily becoming something no one in Eugene avowed. The Ducks were a Top 15 to begin this year, but now will be battle for their appendix-season lives and its just mid-December.
Final Score: Stanford 72, Oregon 69
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Keys to the game
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Oregon’s 2-3 zone was found chasing the ball a bit too much, which left broad associations Stanford shooters make 8-of-24 from downtown and 25-of-57 overall from the showground.
In a close game such as this, handy throws are key and the Ducks made just 16-of-23 from the organization stripe.
Stanford had a hard period in the by now Oregon’s pressure gloss later the Cardinal turning the ball on peak of 17 time.
Despite the loss, it was Will Richardson’s best game. The senior endeavor guard has been struggling behind his shot this season, but tonight he scored 15 points and made four of his eight shots from three-narrowing range.
Players of the Game
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Quincy Guerrier: 18 points, 9 rebounds
Will Richardson: 15 points
Flay Dante: 9 points, 7 rebounds, season-high 24 minutes
What’s adjacent?
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With conference warfare taking a niche until Dec. 30, Oregon comes state house to perspective the Portland Pilots Dec. 15 at Matthew Knight Arena. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. and televised upon Pac-12 Oregon.
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