Behind the Numbers: Ducks Drop Dawgs

The Washington Huskies blew a 16-point second-half lead as they fall to the Ducks in overtime. Mike Martin looks at the other stories Behind the Numbers.

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In the second half, the Huskies couldn't find the bottom of the net, missing all six shots from behind the arc. That's in stark contrast to hitting 5 of 13, including Isaiah Stewart's first trey of the season.

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The message from Oregon to Washington was clear:  You will have to earn this one at the free-throw line.  Only four Huskies made shots from the field in the second half: One  for each Isaiah Stewart, Jamal Bey, Nahziah Carter and Marcus Tsohonis.  

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Despite bodies coming at Stewart from all directions, the young forward was able to stay out of foul trouble for the entire game, ending with 3 personals. He did this while blocking 5 shots and making 2 steals.  At the other end of the court, he drew 13 fouls and fouled out Shakur Juiston.  

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Both rosters were chock full of top-shelf athletes.  With each team stifling on defense, they combined for 2 fast-break points the entire night.   

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Just when it seems impossible to praise him more, Isaiah Stewart finds added ways to impress. He played all but two minutes, including the entire second half and overtime. He finished two rebounds shy of a double-double in the first half and one shy of a double-double in the second half.