The Seattle Times · Nov 4, 2016
Three Takeaways from Washington’s 109-103 win over Western Washington
Washington’s Matisse Thybulle prevents Western’s Trey Drechsel from getting away on the defensive board, forcing a held ball that went the Huskies way in the 2nd half. (Dean Rutz / The Seattle Times) In the past two victories – one official and one unofficial – the Huskies have surrendered 205 points.
That’s crazy.
Washington outgunned Division II Western Washington 109-103 in Thursday’s exhibition, which was eerily similar to the Huskies’ 107-102 win over Long Beach State 107-102 in the first round of 2016 National Invitation Tournament.
The 103 points was the most a Lorenzo Romar UW team has ever allowed.
In 2002, the Huskies were beaten 105-60 by then-No.19 Stanford.