Oregon Point out Beavers’ momentum halts in 29-issue blowout decline to Colorado

Times following earning a profitable Pac-12 report on the period, the Oregon Condition Beavers (10-8, 6-6) were humiliated Monday night by Colorado (15-5, 9-4) in a 78-49 blowout decline. 

The Buffaloes shot a scorching 55.8% from the floor and a stable 38.5% from three-issue range in opposition to the Pac-12’s ideal three-point protection. In the meantime, the Beavers shot 32.7% and 25.% respectively in the lopsided reduction.

Senior Ethan Thompson led Oregon Point out with ten points on 3-9 from the discipline. 

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In this article are the vital takeaways. 

The Superior

The three-position defense was even now alright.

Though Colorado shot 38.65%, it was only on 13 makes an attempt and Colorado designed just two next-half a few-tips on 9 tries. Oregon Condition did not let the three-stage line destroy them but in its place, it was within the arc the Beavers could not get a quit. 

The Poor

Oregon State had too quite a few turnovers.

The Beavers had 11 initial-50 percent turnovers top to 19 Colorado details and trailed by 13 at the split. Just getting extra mindful with the basketball would have retained Oregon Point out in the activity longer.

Oregon State finished the recreation with 19 turnovers which plainly Wayne Tinkle are unable to be content with. 

Oregon State could not buy a basket.

This article has talked about how poorly Oregon State shot from the floor but the Beavers even shot a pitiful 56.3% from the cost-free-throw line (9-16). Even when no 1 is guarding Oregon State the Beavers however missed photographs. 

It was not their evening. 

The Spotlight

Roman Silva, who ended the match with 7 points on 3-4 from the field, experienced a nince layin with the foul late in the first half. 

The Stat

The Beavers shot 32.7% from the floor and 25.% from three-place range. 

The Following Game

Oregon Condition travels to Arizona on Thursday, February 11th to take on the Wildcats at 5:00 p.m. PT on Pac-12 Network.