SALT LAKE CITY – Arizona found itself quickly brought down to earth Thursday, trailing Utah 42-25 on Thursday at the Huntman Center.
Bruce Pascoe SALT LAKE CITY – Arizona found itself quickly brought down to earth Thursday, trailing Utah 42-25 at halftime at the Huntman Center.
Arizona shot just 27.3% from the field and hit only 5 of 14 3-pointers while Utah shot 47.4%. Starting guards Kerr Kriisa and Pelle Larsson went scoreless in the half, while forward Azuolas Tubelis missed his first six shots before scoring inside and from 3-point range late in the half. People are also reading… While the Utes led throughout the first half, the Huntsman Center crowd of about 5,000 didn't really make noise until after the first 14 minutes. Utah led just 22-16 with nine minutes left but went on a 13-2 run from there, finishing it by turning Pelle Larsson’s missed dunk into a dunk on the other end from Utah’s Ben Carlson.
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