By james art 
Seattle – the men’s basketball team at the University of California Los Angeles will take some momentum in his USC match next week.
Adee Mara had another strong match, Dylan Andrews scored a new blow to the Pacific northwest and Bruins kept Washington 65-60 on Friday night for their third consecutive victory.
Bruins (14-6, 5-4 large ten), just after winning at home by 85-83 against number 18 Wisconsin, climbed over .500 in a conference game again, heading for the match on Monday night in USC. Washington (10-10, 1-8) lost their sixth consecutive match.
Washington led with seven points in the first half, but Kobe Johnson scored three 7:31 minutes before the end to pull Ucla even at 22-22, and Lazar Stefanovic grabbed the ball from DJ Davis and ran seconds later to give Bruins leads forever.
Mehki Mason scored his second three of the second half to reach Washington to four at 54-50 at 6:41 points, and DJ Davis knocked down at 1:39 remaining points to make the game with one possession of 58 – 55.
Mara, who had 12 points, seven rebounds and five blocked strokes in the night when Tyler Bilado left early with an ankle injury, made a five -point leap at 1:11. Washington received two offensive struggles on his next trip to the bottom and a return from Zoom Dialo reduced the difference to 60-57 by 41 seconds to the end.
This prepared the scene for Andrews, which scored a threesome 0.4 seconds before the end to provide Ucla a 73-71 victory against the number then. 12 Oregon in early December. He came again, burying a step back with 3 points for the lead from 63-57 17 seconds before the end. Sky Clark then stole the ball and made a pair of punishment 10 seconds before the end to secure the victory.
Clark finished with 12 points and six rebounds and shoots 3 for 5 out of 3 points to finish with three assists and two taken balls. Johnson recorded 11 points and 9 rebounds, Eric Daily Jr. had 11 points and 5 rebounds, and Andrews finished with 9 points (at firing 4 for 13) and three assists.
Bilodo, Bruins’ leading realizer with 14.6 points per game, came out of game after game only three minutes. He rolled his ankle as he chased a free ball near the middle of the court at the beginning of the first half.
The Grand Osobor had 19 points and nine fights to overtake Huskies, who had no other players with a double -digit result.
Both teams fought from the pitch, with Bruins fired 41.1% (23 for 56) and Heskis made 41.5% (22 for 53). UCLA scored 9 for 17 of a 3 -point range, while Washington was only 5 for 22.
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UCLA plays against opponent USC on Monday from 7pm
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