MBB: #12 UCLA @ Oregon (Feb. 24, Thu 6:30 PM ESPN)

[greenyellow]

FEB. 24 (THU) 6:30 PM
UCLA
EUGENE, OR
TV: ESPN

[greenyellow]

Oregon up 5 at half but it could be so much more if they didn't have so many turnovers.

[Everythingsducky]

Definition of a sadist: This guy, flipping channels between the Ducks and Blazers games. Both games painful to watch.

[greenyellow]

If this were any other Altman team, I'd feel safe with them having a 9 point lead this late.

[rockthief]

they have moved the ball around tonight, but some of that has been crazy turnovers. THey are killing it on rebounds and assists. What a confounding team this is.

[greenyellow]

Time for Oregon to not get dumb on the inbound plays and make their free throws.

[greenyellow]

Ducks win 68-63 to complete the season sweep of UCLA. If only they'd made it easier on themselves by playing closer to this level every night and not dropped easily winnable games to bad teams.

[rockthief]

Hooray for the win. I have to say that 19 turnovers is insanely bad.

[droop10]

They pulled it out. I will say that I don’t know how a team with this many experienced ball handlers struggles against the press and has so many unforced sloppy turnovers, but they powered through. I do think they are better than both LA teams. I think Arizona is legitimately the only team more talented in the conference, so there’s hope yet. If they can win out the regular season and win a game or two in the tournament, they should be in. It was nice to actually hear a crowd and some sense of home court advantage last night, as opposed to the library they usually play in. Still believe there’s no excuse for more games to not have that kind of environment.

[UOducksTK1]

Yeah out assist to turnover ratio is awful.

UCLA played more awful than us so we won. Juzang getting hurt certainly helped.