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randy · April 30, 2015

Career Game #344

Nov 17, 2010: #22 Memphis (2-0) @ UCLA (1-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, motion
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr C Charles Keady 17.0 ppg, 11.0 rpg
Notes: MEM averaging 42 rpg in their 1st 2 games

1st Half

Excellent defense, which was focused on stopping MEM's C Charles Keady. Keady went scoreless on 0-5 FG. The big lead lead we established early allowed me to give more time to our freshmen, who collective scored 15 pts.

Halftime: Up 43-20

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 53%, MEM 27%
Paint: UCLA 30, MEM 10

Key Players

UCLA: C Chris Condill 8 pts, 5 rebs, 2 stls

2nd Half

Lead went as high as 33 with 11 mins left. I pulled out my starters and let the reserves finished the game

Final Score: Memphis - 61, UCLA - 86

Box Scores

McFadden 16, 3, 1, 4 3s

Walton 15, 2, 2

Blevins 13, 5, 1

Condill 10, 11, 3, 2 stls (*)

Fuhs 9, 1, 0

Dixon 8, 3, 5, 3 tos

Irvin 6, 0, 0

Williams 5, 4, 0

Burton 2, 4, 1

Tucker 2, 3, 6

Roberts 0, 1, 1

Team Stats

FG: 56-39%

Rebs: +8

TOs: -5

Pts in paint: +20

2nd chance: +10

Fast break: +10

Post game observations

(+): Good start to the season, playing good defense against possible national title contenders.

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #345

Nov 21, 2010: #12 Duke (1-0) @ #11 UCLA (2-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, triangle
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Fr SG Ashley Zim 22 pts in their 1st game
Notes:

1st Half

A close game with 12 lead changes. Fr SG Dickey Walton picking up where he left off from the previous game, scoring in double figures already. We defended well against DUKE's 3pt shooting. We missed 7 FTs already

Halftime: Up 38-34

Key stat(s)

3PT: UCLA 4-7, DUKE 2-13
Fast break: UCLA 4, DUKE 8

Key Players

UCLA: SG Dickey Walton 11 pts

2nd Half

We are attacking the rim more, esp SG Jim McFadden. However, we continue to miss from the line; just 13-23 FT

10:28, Up 53-47

Even our big men are putting in their share of inside baskets. SG Dickey Walton's 3 in our last play gave us our largest lead so far. Both teams in the penalty

5:47, Up 66-53

We maintained control of the game and still led by 14 with 2 mins remaining. We slowed down the game, and get another good win.

Final Score: Duke - 65, UCLA - 74

Box Scores

McFadden 21, 2, 2, 2 3s (*)

Walton 16, 2, 0, 2 3s

Blevins 12, 6, 1

Irvin 8, 4, 1

Burton 6, 3, 0, 2 stls

Williams 3, 6, 1, 2 blks

Dixon 3, 0, 3

Condill 2, 5, 1

Tucker 2, 4, 5

Fuhs 1, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 51-42%

Rebs: -1

TOs: -5

Pts in paint: +12

2nd chance: -3

Fast break: -4

Post game observations

(+): Good 2nd half for SG Jim McFadden. But a significant factor in this game is the collective contribution of our big men, giving us more balance to our offense

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #346

Nov 24, 2010: #11 UCLA (3-0) @ Xavier (0-2)

Scouting Report

Offense: slow pace, balanced, 5 out
Defense: m2m, presses half of the time
Key Players: So SF Marvin Jack 11.0 ppg, 7.0 rpg
Notes: XAV averaging just 57 ppg in their 1st 2 games

1st Half

XAV shooting the ball consistently well right from the opening buzzer. We need to do a better job in contesting their outside shots. SF Chris Williams went down with an injury earlier

Halftime: Down 29-39

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 36%, XAV 52%
Asts: UCLA 6, XAV 13

Key Players

UCLA: SG Dickey Walton 9 pts, 2 rebs

2nd Half

We made some improvements on our shooting, but we're still struggling to contain XAV's shooters

11:27, Down 44-55

Still just a manageable 10 pt deficit with 7 mins remaining. But then, our shooting went cold, giving us no chance to make a late comeback

Final Score: UCLA - 60, Xavier - 79

Box Scores

Walton 18, 2, 1

McFadden 12, 3, 1, 2 stls, 3 tos

Irvin 7, 3, 0

Condill 6, 7, 0

Blevins 5, 3, 0

Tucker 4, 1, 2

Fuhs 4, 1, 1

Burton 2, 4, 1, 2 stls

Dixon 2, 3, 3, 6 tos

Milton 0, 1, 0

Williams 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 39-53%

Rebs: +1

TOs: +1

Pts in paint: +2

2nd chance: +5

Fast break: -20

Post game observations

(-): Lots of break down on our defense. Not only in defending the perimeter (XAV shot 8-19 3PT), but also in transition giving up 20 fast break pts

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #347

Nov 28, 2010: Oklahoma (2-2) @ #18 UCLA (3-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, high post
Defense: 2-3 presses on occasion
Key Players: So SG Kevin Martin 16.5 ppg, 4.5 rpg
Notes: OK shooting just 38.4% FG

1st Half

Shot well from the outside to counter OK's zone. We also did a good job controlling the defensive rebounds

Halftime: Up 40-29

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 53%, OK 35%

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 11 pts, 2 stls

2nd Half

Our 5 2nd half turnovers preventing us from pulling away for good

11:38, Up 53-41

OK started to connect on their outside shots, and continue to remain close. We are i the penalty

5:14, Up 68-56

We maintained our 12 pt lead with less than 2 mins to go, and decided to slow down and burn some time

Final Score: Oklahoma - 60, UCLA - 76

Box Scores

McFadden 19, 5, 3, 2 stls, 3 tos (*)

Dixon 14, 4, 4, 2 3s

Blevins 10, 4, 1

Walton 7, 1, 2, 2 blks, 5 tos

Irvin 7, 1, 0

Milton 6, 3, 3

Fuhs 4, 2, 1

Tucker 4, 0, 2

Condill 3, 7, 0

Burton 2, 4, 0

Roberts 0, 1, 1

Team Stats

FG: 50-36%

Rebs: +3

TOs: -1

Pts in paint: Even

2nd chance: -6

Fast break: -7

Post game observations

(-): Good FG shooting against the zone defense

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #348

Dec 5, 2010: #9 LSU (5-1) @ #18 UCLA (4-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, outside, flex
Defense: 2-3, presses on occasion
Key Players: So C Brian Oliver 19.0 ppg, 15.3 rpg
Notes: LSU are the defending national champs

1st Half

Challenge in defending against LSU's C Brian Oliver is that he is threat both inside and out. Our transition baskets helped keep us in the game

Halftime: Tied at 35

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 42%, LSU 39%
Fast break: UCLA 8, LSU 0

Key Players

UCLA: SG Dickey Walton 12 pts, 4 rebs
LSU: C Brian Oliver 11 pts, 10 rebs

2nd Half

LSU got off with an early 9-2 run earlier. We've slowly come back in this low-scoring 2nd half so far

11:57, Down 42-44

LSU's C Brian Oliver now with a 20-20 game! We are in the penalty again

7:34, Down 49-52

LSU getting a lot of opportunities from the line

3:46, Down 55-59

SG Jim McFadden hits a 3. Down 1. But LSU's C Brian Oliver scored 5 unanswered pts. Timeout

2:22, Down 58-64

3 unproductive possessions including 2 turnovers, before we finally scored, Still a 6pt deficit, but with only 0:43 left. We hits a quick 3. Not yet over. Down 3. We gave up a foul. LSU splits. Down 4. Another quick 3! Down 1. Quick foul. LSU splits. Timeout

0:10, Down 66-68

SG Jim McFadden about to take a 3. But he found a much open PF Justin Blevins, who puts up a medium range jumper. Shot is good! We go to OT! We were down 6 with less than a minute left earlier

Halftime: Tied at 68

LSU getting crucial offensive rebounds here in OT

2:15, Down 70-74

Teams traded misses. We get a steal and scored on the break. Down 2. After and LSU timeout, they committed a turnover. A miss by SG Dickey Walton. LSU the hit a big 3. Timeout

0:51, Down 72-77

SG Jim McFadden refusing to give up, and hits a 3! Down 2. 0:39. No need to give up a foul yet. PF Justin Blevins gets a steal, and the outlet to McFadden is good!

0:27, Tied. LSU scores inside! Last timeout

0:11, Down 77-79

SG Jim McFadden has the ball. McFadden opted to pass; he should have taken the shot. C Anthony Burton forced to put up a shot. Blocked by LSU's C Brian Oliver! Game over. Oliver finished the game with 25 pts, 22 rebs, and 3 blks

Final Score: LSU - 79, UCLA - 77

Box Scores

McFadden 21, 6, 2, 2 stls, 5 tos, 2 3s

Walton 20, 11, 4, 2 3s

Burton 11, 8, 0, 2 blks

Blevins 6, 2, 2

Fuhs 5, 1, 0

Tucker 4, 2, 3, 3 tos

Dixon 4, 0, 1, fouled out

Condill 2, 3, 1

Irvin 2, 2, 1, 3 stls

Roberts 2, 1, 1

Williams 0, 1, 1

Holliway 0, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 43-43%

Rebs: -9

TOs: -7

Pts in paint: Even

2nd chance: -7

Fast break: +16

Post game observations

(+): We were able to run, and scored 27 fast break pts
(-): We had no answer against LSU's C Brian Oliver

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #349

Dec 12, 2010: UCLA (4-2) @ Toledo (5-3)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, outside, motion
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr PF Chad Grace 12.9, 7.5 rpg
Notes: TOL shooting just 27.7% 3PT

1st Half

TOL pitting up quick shots, but they are not making them esp from the outside. We took the ball more inside, and got TOL into early penalty

Halftime: Up 37-23

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 46%, TOL 29%
Paint: UCLA 22, TOL 8

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 10 pts, 2 rebs

2nd Half

We have 7 turnovers already here in the 2nd half, making it easy for TOL to come back

11:51, Up 45-42

More turnovers, and TOL in control of the game now. We're in the penalty

7:40, Down 50-54

We just want to close and not let TOL get away for good. SG Jim McFadden finally ties the game

4:43, Tied at 60

Both teams got nothing on their next 2 possessions. TOL hits a 3. SG Jim McFadden answers back with also a 3. Still tied. TOL scored the next 4 pts. McFadden can only managed a split. Down 3. TOL hits 2 FTs. Down 5. We get a FG. Down 3. TOL finally misses. Timeout

1:19, Down 66-69

We had 2 chances to score. Both missed. TOL scores a crucial basket. Down 5. We hit a 3 in the end, but it was too late. Disappointing. We let this one get away after leading by as many as 14

Final Score: UCLA - 69, Toledo - 74

Box Scores

McFadden 24, 2, 1, 3 3s

Dixon 9, 4, 7, 9 tos

Walton 9, 3, 0

Burton 6, 3, 1

Blevins 6, 2, 0

Condill 5, 7, 1

Tucker 4, 2, 2, 3 tos

Fuhs 4, 2, 1

Roberts 2, 3, 0

Williams 0, 3, 0

Irvin 0, 2, 1, 2 stls

Team Stats

FG: 45-43%

Rebs: +6

TOs: +4

Pts in paint: +2

2nd chance: Even

Fast break: -3

Post game observations

(-): 13 turnovers in the 2nd half is just too much. PG Emeka Dixon awful today

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #350

Dec 19, 2010: #1 Maryland (11-0) @ UCLA (4-3)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, shuffle
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Fr SG Shawn Lewis 17.6 ppg, 4.5 rpg
Notes: A high powered offensive team, averaging 76.1 ppg

1st Half

Very difficuly MD's offense, unless you give up a lot of fouls, and that's what happened to us.

Halftime: Tied at 34

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 52%, MD 48%
FT: UCLA 1-2, MD 7-11

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 10 pts, 3 rebs

2nd Half

Got a few stops. MD with 5 turnovers in the 2nd half. Enough to give us a double digit lead

12:07, Up 56-43

We managed to hold off MD despite our penalty situation. Lead up to 18 with less than 4 mins remaining. We started wasting some time at the 2 min mark, and held on for the win. A much needed win against a quality opponent

Final Score: Maryland - 62, UCLA - 76

Box Scores

McFadden 23, 7, 5, 2 blks (*)

Tucker 10, 2, 3

Walton 10, 0, 1, 5 tos

Condill 8, 3, 1, 2 stls

Burton 6, 2, 1

Blevins 5, 4, 2, 2 stls

Dixon 5, 1, 1

Irvin 5, 0, 2

Roberts 2, 2, 1

Fuhs 2, 0, 2

Williams 0, 3, 1

Holliway 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 55-43%

Rebs: -2

TOs: -8

Pts in paint: +18

2nd chance: -2

Fast break: -2

Post game observations

(+): Forced 21 turnovers on MD

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #351

JAG Invitational

Dec 23, 2010: (7) Alabama (5-5) vs (2) UCLA (5-3)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, inside, 5 out
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr SG Jason Boddicker
Notes: BAMA committing 16.2 topg

1st Half

We were hoping for more BAMA turnovers, but they have done a good job keeping the ball. Our shooting and half court defense were a little better

Halftime: Up 34-26

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 45%, BAMA 36%
2nd chance: UCLA 0, BAMA 6

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 10 pts, 5 rebs

2nd Half

A 7-0 run to start the 2nd half gave us more control on our substitution patterns. Although BAMA rallied to cut our our lead to 7 with 3 mins remaining, we had more fresher legs towards the end to finish the job

Final Score: Alabama - 58, UCLA - 67

Box Scores

McFadden 17, 7, 0 (*)

Blevins 16, 0, 1

Williams 7, 7, 0

Dixon 5, 2, 6, 2 blks

Condill 4, 5, 1, 2 stls

Burton 4, 5, 0

Walton 4, 4, 2, 2 stls

Tucker 4, 1, 1

Irvin 4, 1, 1

Roberts 2, 1, 0

Fuhs 0, 2, 0

Holliway 0, 1, 0

Team Stats

FG: 44-38%

Rebs: +5

TOs: +1

Pts in paint: +12

2nd chance: +2

Fast break: +10

Post game observations

(+): Scored 38 points in the paint

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #352

JAG Invitational Semifinals

Dec 24, 2010: (6) West Virginia (8-3) vs (2) UCLA (6-3)

Scouting Report

Offense: slow pace, balanced, motion
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr C Aaron Smiley 11.7 ppg, 6.7 rpg
Notes: WVA allows opponents to shoot 37.1% 3PT

1st Half

WVA off to a quick start, and we played catch up the whole 1st half. I am more worried about our turnovers than our low shooting percentage

Halftime: Up 31-28

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 28%, WVA 44%
TOs: UCLA 8, WVA 5

Key Players

UCLA: C Anthony Burton 7 pts, 7 rebs, 2 blks

2nd Half

6 more turnovers in such a quick span, for a total of 14 for the game

11:35, Down 40-44

We finally got our heads together, and stopped the habit of giving the ball away; only 1 turnover in the last 8 mins. With more opportunities to score, we gptcontrol of the game

3:47, Up 58-51

Lead was still 7 with less than a minute left. WVA started fouling, and PG Emeka Dixon more than happy to get to the line to seal the game

Final Score: West Virginia - 60, UCLA - 69

Box Scores

Dixon 14, 1, 3, 3 tos

Walton 13, 6, 1, 2 blks

Burton 11, 9, 1, 3 stls, 2 blks (*)

McFadden 9, 5, 1, 2 stls, 3 tos

Irvin 6, 4, 1, 2 stls

Williams 6, 2, 0

Tucker 4, 2, 2, 4 tos

Condill 3, 3, 1

Fuhs 2, 4, 3

Blevins 1, 0, 0

Roberts 0, 1, 0

Holliway 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 39-42%

Rebs: +12

TOs: -2

Pts in paint: +18

2nd chance: +7

Fast break: +9

Post game observations

(+): The 15 offensive offensive rebounds we got somehow offset those early turnovers
(-): Although we did better towards the end, those 15 turnovers almost cost us the game

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #353

JAG Invitational Finals

Dec 25, 2010: (2) UCLA (7-3) vs #22 (1) Memphis (8-2)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, motion
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr SF Shannon Brown 16.8 ppg
Notes: We already beat MEM earlier in the season, 88-61

1st Half

MEM's offense much more potent this time. SG Jim McFadden suffered what seems like a slight injury, but he can still play

Halftime: Down 29-34

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 38%, MEM 54%
TOs: UCLA 8, MEM 5

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 8 pts, 2 rebs

2nd Half

We're shooting much better here in the 2nd half. Several players also beginning to contribute on offense

10:16, Up 49-43

Both teams coming up with a lot of good defensive stops, to setup a tight finish. SG Jim McFadden won't be able to continue

3:24, Up 55-51

We got 2 baskets from our big men. Up 8. MEM answers with a 3. Up 5. We miss. Foul called. We're in the penalty. MEM hits both FTs. Timeout

1:11, Up 59-56

Another basket by PF Justin Blevins! Timeout MEM

0:58, Up 61-56

MEM makes it a 1 possession game with a jumper. Up 3. MEM opted to foul quickly. SG Dickey Walton with a split. Up 4. After a MEM timeout, they scored on a drive. Up 2. We made sure we get the ball to PG Emeka Dixon. Dixon got fouled. Dixon knocks down both FTs. Up 4. 0:20 left. MEM threw the ball away. That should do it. Dicon iced the game with 2 more from the line

JAG Invitational Champs!

Final Score: UCLA - 66, Memphis - 60

Box Scores

Blevins 13, 3, 0, 2 blks (*)

Condill 12, 7, 0

Burton 10, 9, 0, 2 blks

McFadden 10, 3, 0

Walton 9, 8, 1, 2 stls

Irvin 8, 1, 0

Dixon 4, 2, 3

Williams 0, 3, 2

Tucker 0, 3, 2, 3 tos

Fuhs 0, 2, 0

Holliway 0, 2, 0

Robert 0, 0, 0

Milton 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 40-44%

Rebs: +17

TOs: +3

Pts in paint: +26

2nd chance: +9

Fast break: +5

Post game observations

(+): We took the battle inside the paint, and our main 4 big man rotation delivered, combining for 43 pts

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #354

Start of conference games

Dec 26, 2010: USC (4-6, 0-0) @ UCLA (8-3, 0-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, 5 out
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr C Keith Reeder 10.1 ppg, 6.4 rpg
Notes: SCAL's defense allowing almost 48% opp FG

1st Half

Decided to rest SG Jim McFadden. Didn't really mattered as we made 8 of our 1st 9 shots, en route to an early 17-2 lead. But as good as we have played offensively, SCAL remained close, and has gotten a lot of pts from the line

Halftime: Up 43-31

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 63%, SCAL 43%
TOs: UCLA 5, SCAL 11

Key Players

UCLA: PG Emeka Dixon 8 pts, 2 asts

2nd Half

Our defense becoming tighter. Our big men eating up SCAL's interior defense

11:34, Up 60-40

SCAL did not see much daylight today against our lock down defense, just 21 pts in the 2nd half

Final Score: USC - 52, UCLA - 78

Box Scores

Burton 14, 4, 1, 2 stls

Blevins 13, 7, 1 (*)

Condill 11, 4, 1

Dixon 11, 1, 3

Tucker 8, 1, 2

Fuhs 7, 4, 3

Walton 7, 3, 1

Irvin 5, 2, 0

Williams 2, 5, 2

Milton 0, 1, 1

Holliway 0, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 50-33%

Rebs: +2

TOs: -14

Pts in paint: +36

2nd chance: +7

Fast break: +8

Post game observations

(+): Best part of our defense today was we're able to control the defensive boards consistently; only 3 2nd chance pts for SCAL

Pac 12 Standings

Arizona, 1-0 (W1)
Arizona St, 1-0 (W1)
California, 1-0 (W1)
Washington, 1-0 (W1)
Stanford, 1-0 (W1)
UCLA, 1-0 (W1)
Washington St, 0-1 (L1)
Oregon, 0-1 (L1)
USC, 0-1 (L1)
Utah, 0-1 (L1)
Colorado, 0-1 (L1)
Oregon St, 0-1 (L1)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #355

Dec 29, 2010: Arizona St (6-4, 1-0) @ UCLA (9-3, 1-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, princeton
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Fr C Jeremy Piper 10.5 ppg, 5.4 rpg
Notes: AZST's bench scored 52 pts in the last game, a road win at that

1st Half

Nice to see we're not wasting our possessions, patiently working the ball inside either on low post plays by C Chris Condill, or the penetrations of our guards

Halftime: Up 53-28

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 71%, AZST 38%
TOs: UCLA 4, AZST 9

Key Players

UCLA: C Chris Condill 17 pts, 4 rebs, 7-8 FG

2nd Half

Still a 26 pt lead midway in the 2nd half. AZST beat us 2 out of 3 times last season; we're a better team this year though

Final Score: Arizona St - 58, UCLA - 79

Box Scores

McFadden 22, 3, 2, 3 3s (*)

Condill 19, 7, 1, 8-10 FG

Watson 13, 4, 1, 2 blks, 3 tos

Tucker 12, 4, 5, 3 tos

Blevins 5, 5, 0

Burton 2, 4, 2

Orvin 2, 3, 0

Dixon 2, 2, 5

Fuhs 2, 2, 2

Williams 0, 3, 0

Team Stats

FG: 52-40%

Rebs: +10

TOs: -4

Pts in paint: +14

2nd chance: +6

Fast break: +2

Post game observations

(+): Limited our turnovers to just 9. Career high for points for C Chris Condill

Pac 12 Standings

Washington, 2-0 (W2)
Stanford, 2-0 (W2)
UCLA, 2-0 (W2)
Oregon, 1-1 (W1)
Arizona, 1-1 (L1)
Arizona St, 1-1 (L1)
Washington St, 1-1 (W1)
California, 1-1 (L1)
Utah, 1-1 (W1)
USC, 0-2 (L2)
Colorado, 0-2 (L2)
Oregon St, 0-2 (L2)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #356

Jan 2, 2011: #19 UCLA (10-3, 2-0) @ Oregon (8-3, 1-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, flex
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Sr PG Justin Robinson 10.5 ppg, 4.3 apg
Notes: OR averaging almost 75 ppg

1st Half

OR shot well in our visit here last season, and their 9-10 FG start today seems to indicate it will be another tough defensive match up for us. OR's agile big men able to rotate quickly against our penetrations. We got to the line several times to keep us close in the game

Halftime: Down 37-42

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 38%, OR 62%
FT: UCLA 12-18, OR 5-8

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 9 pts, 5 rebs
OR: PG Justin Robinson 10 pts, 3 asts

2nd Half

OR still shooting at a very high clip of almost 66% FG, and we're not able to keep up. We are in the penalty

11:04, Down 52-68

We were simply trading baskets, and that is not the way to rally against a hot shooting team. Our defense had no answer today

Final Score: UCLA - 83, Oregon - 97

Box Scores

McFadden 19, 7, 1, 2 3s

Condill 15, 5, 0

Dixon 13, 2, 4, 2 stls, 3 tos, fouled out

Walton 11, 0, 5, 3 tos, 3 3s

Irvin 8, 6, 0

Fuhs 4, 4, 1

Burton 4, 4, 0

Tucker 4, 1, 3, fouled out

Blevins 4, 1, 1

Williams 1, 0, 2

Holliway 0, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 44-62%

Rebs: +3

TOs: +1

Pts in paint: +10

2nd chance: -1

Fast break: -6

Post game observations

(-): Can't expect to win on the road, if we will allow 67% FG to our opponents

Pac 12 Standings

Stanford, 3-0 (W3)
Oregon, 2-1 (W2)
Washington, 2-1 (L1)
UCLA, 2-1 (L1)
Utah, 2-1 (W2)
Arizona, 2-1 (W1)
Arizona St, 1-2 (L2)
USC, 1-2 (W1)
California, 1-2 (L2)
Oregon St, 1-2 (W1)
Washington St, 1-2 (L1)
Colorado, 0-3 (L3)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #357

Jan 5, 2011: Arizona (9-5, 2-1) @ #19 UCLA (10-4, 2-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, high post
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Sr SG Mac Henderson 16.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 4.1 apg
Notes: Henderson, who had several "near triple-doubles" this season, is a walk on playing on his 1st year of college basketball

1st Half

Good interior passing, resulting in either easy baskets underneath, or ARIZ forced to give up fouls. ARIZ's SG Mac Henderson not much of a factor with only 5 pts on 2-8 FG

Halftime: Up 37-24

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 44%, ARIZ 31%
Paint: UCLA 16, ARIZ 4

Key Players

UCLA: C Chris Condill 8 pts, 4-4 FG

2nd Half

An 8-0 run at the start of the 2nd half pushed our lead to 21. C Chris Condill continues to have another good offensive game. He and PF PF Julian Blevins have combined for 12-13 FG so far

11:07, Up 60-38

ARIZ's SG Mac Henderson tried to put his team back, scoring 15 of his 20 pts in the 2nd half. But our dominance inside the paint were too much to overcome for ARIZ

Final Score: Arizona - 58, UCLA - 69

Box Scores

Condill 19, 5, 2, 9-10 FG (*)

McFadden 12, 7, 5

Blevins 12, 5, 1, 2 stls, 2 blks, 4 tos

Williams 8, 3, 1

Walton 7, 5, 3, 3 tos

Burton 5, 4, 0

Dixon 4, 4, 6, 2 blks

Fuhs 2, 1, 0

Tucker 0, 4, 2

Roberts 0, 0, 0

Irvin 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 47-32%

Rebs: +10

TOs: +4

Pts in paint: +36

2nd chance: +1

Fast break: -1

Post game observations

(+): Pts in the paint comparison is 42 to 6

Pac 12 Standings

Stanford, 3-1 (L1)
Oregon, 3-1 (W3)
Washington, 3-1 (W1)
UCLA, 3-1 (W1)
Arizona, 2-2 (L1)
California, 2-2 (W1)
Utah, 2-2 (L1)
Oregon St, 2-2 (W2)
Washington St, 2-2 (W1)
Arizona St, 1-3 (L3)
USC, 1-3 (L1)
Colorado, 0-4 (L4)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #358

Jan 9, 2011: #15 UCLA (11-4, 3-1) @ California (5-8, 2-2)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, inside, motion
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Jr SG AJ Lindquist 12.5 ppg, 3.1 apg
Notes: CAL gives up a conference-worst 74.6 opp ppg

1st Half

CAL having all sorts of trouble against our 3 guard lineup, featuring SGs Jim McFadden and Dickey Walton. Both McFadden and Walton can not only shoot from the outside, but also have the ability to score on penetrations; those 2 combined for 31 pts

Halftime: Up 42-25

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 44%, CAL 28%
3PT: UCLA 5-8, CAL 0-6

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 18 pts, 3 3s

2nd Half

Better shooting by CAL in the 2nd half, but our lead hardly ever moved

Final Score: UCLA - 77, California - 58

Box Scores

McFadden 28, 3, 3, 5 tos, 5 3s (*)

Walton 20, 4, 0, 3 3s

Condill 12, 7, 2, 2 blks, 3 tos, 6-8 FG

Blevins 6, 8, 2

Dixon 5, 0, 2, fouled out

Burton 4, 7, 0

Fuhs 2, 0, 0

Roberts 0, 3, 1

Williams 0, 2, 0

Irvin 0, 1, 1

Tucker 0, 0, 3, fouled out

Holliway 0, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 47-37%

Rebs: +9

TOs: Even

Pts in paint: +2

2nd chance: +5

Fast break: -3

Post game observations

(+): Shot well from the outside, including 8-15 3PT (53%)
(-): Our 2 primary PGs fouled out

Pac 12 Standings

Stanford, 4-1 (W1)
Oregon, 4-1 (W4)
UCLA, 4-1 (W2)
Washington, 3-2 (L1)
Arizona, 3-2 (W1)
Washington St, 3-2 (W2)
California, 2-3 (L1)
Utah, 2-3 (L2)
Oregon St, 2-3 (L1)
Arizona St, 1-4 (L4)
USC, 1-4 (L2)
Colorado, 0-5 (L5)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #359

Jan 12, 2011: Utah (5-9, 2-3) @ #15 UCLA (12-4, 4-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, shuffle
Defense: m2m, press most of the game
Key Players: Fr SG Kyle Stafford 15.8 ppg
Notes: UTAH committing 17.8 topg (#347 Nat'l)

1st Half

Lots of good performances in the 1st half, including surprise contributions from Fr SF Dave Fuhs who is perfect from the field at 5-5 FG; and even walk on C Larry Roberts. Even UTAH shot well, but they lived up to their reputation as being as turnover machine

Halftime: Up 46-29

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 63%, UTAH 52%
TOs: UCLA 7, UTAH 12

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 13 pts, 3 rebs

2nd Half

We were still shooting more than 60% FG midway in the 2nd half. UTAH had no chance; they finished with 21 turnovers

Final Score: Utah - 60, UCLA - 83

Box Scores

McFadden 26, 4, 1, 5 tos, 4 3s (*)

Fuhs 14, 7, 1, 6-8 FG

Dixon 9, 4, 5

Blevins 9, 4, 1

Condill 9, 2, 1, 2 stls

Burton 4, 5, 1

Roberts 4, 1, 1

Tucker 4, 0, 1

Walton 2, 2, 2

Irvin 2, 2, 1

Williams 0, 1, 1

Team Stats

FG: 61-45%

Rebs: +10

TOs: -7

Pts in paint: +24

2nd chance: +9

Fast break: +5

Post game observations

(+): Very efficient shooting today, including SG Jim McFadden who went 11-17 FG (65%)

Pac 12 Standings

Stanford, 5-1 (W2)
UCLA, 5-1 (W3)
Arizona, 4-2 (W2)
Oregon, 4-2 (L1)
Washington, 4-2 (W1)
Washington St, 3-3 (L1)
California, 3-3 (W1)
Oregon St, 2-4 (L2)
USC, 2-4 (W1)
Utah, 2-4 (L3)
Arizona St, 1-5 (L5)
Colorado, 1-5 (L1)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #360

Jan 16, 2011: #14 UCLA (13-4, 5-1) @ Oregon St (4-11, 2-4)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, 5 out
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Sr SG Darcel Nelson 14.3 ppg
Notes: ORST is best in the nation in 3PT shooting at 45.2%

1st Half

We didn't give much daylight to ORST's shooters, limiting them to just 1-4 3PT. On our part, another good shooting performance in the 1st half; we're making our outside shots, and dominating the paint as well. Almost perfect, except for our turnovers. PF Justin Blevins got injured

Halftime: Up 44-30

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 55%, ORST 40%
TOs: UCLA 10, ORST 8

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 13 pts, 3 rebs

2nd Half

It was ORST's turn to commit lots of mistakes. Our shooting slightly dipped off, but we made it up by grabbing plenty of offensive rebounds. Lead was 21 midway in the 2nd half. ORST had a small run, but it happened very late in the game when the result is already settled

Final Score: UCLA - 70, Oregon St - 55

Box Scores

McFadden 23, 10, 0, 3 blks, 3 3s (*)

Condill 13, 9, 1

Dixon 7, 4, 5, 3 tos

Burton 6, 8, 0

Walton 6, 3, 1

Irvin 5, 4, 0

Fuhs 4, 2, 0

Tucker 3, 0, 3

Williams 3, 0, 2

Roberts 0, 6, 0

Blevins 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 39-39%

Rebs: +22

TOs: -3

Pts in paint: +20

2nd chance: +7

Fast break: +1

Post game observations

(+): A dominating rebounding performance, including 17 on the offensive glass

Pac 12 Standings

Stanford, 6-1 (W3)
UCLA, 6-1 (W4)
Arizona, 5-2 (W3)
Oregon, 5-2 (W1)
Washington, 5-2 (W2)
California, 4-3 (W2)
Washington St, 3-4 (L2)
Oregon St, 2-5 (L3)
USC, 2-5 (L1)
Utah, 2-5 (L4)
Arizona St, 1-6 (L6)
Colorado, 1-6 (L2)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #361

Jan 19, 2011: #10 Stanford (13-3, 6-1) @ #14 UCLA (14-4, 6-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, flex
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Fr PG Mike Fleming 18.5 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 5.7 apg, #1 recruit this season
Notes: STAN is so deep that 3 of their players are suspended, including 2-time All American SG Eric Hare, and yet they are still winning

1st Half

STAN's defense has put us on the back seat majority of the 1st half. It was only during the latter part when some of shots began to fall. STAN has taken away our ability to run, and score easy baskets in transition

Halftime: Down 34-35

Key stat(s)

3PT: UCLA 4-4, STAN 2-12
2nd chance: UCLA 0, STAN 5

Key Players

UCLA: PG Emeka Dixon 11 pts, 3-3 FG
STAN: PG Mike Fleming 2 pts, 4 asts

2nd Half

Got a little break when STAN's PG Mike Fleming picked up his 3rd foul early in the 2nd half. STAN's offense looked lost without Fleming inside. SG Jim McFadden starting to heat up here in the 2nd half

12:55, Up 51-43

SG Dickey Walton getting into the scoring act as well, putting in 12 of his 14 pts here in the 2nd half. We're in the penalty, and STAN has taken the lion's share of FT attempts

5:43, Up 68-58

We had an answer for every made FG by STAN. When STAN committed 2 consecutive turnovers, we capitalized on both of them. Lead was 17 with 2 mins remaining. We got ourselves an important win in our conference schedule

Final Score: Stanford - 68, UCLA - 85

Box Scores

Walton 26, 3, 0, 4 3s (*)

McFadden 18, 2, 6, 2 stls, 3 tos, 3 3s

Dixon 11, 5, 11, 2 stls, 3 tos, 3 3s

Irvin 8, 2, 0

Burton 6, 6, 2

Condill 6, 4, 0

Williams 4, 2, 0

Roberts 2, 3, 0

Fuhs 2, 2, 1

Tucker 2, 1, 3, fouled out

Team Stats

FG: 53-41%

Rebs: -2

TOs: -5

Pts in paint: +12

2nd chance: -9

Fast break: +4

Post game observations

(+): SG Dickey Walton with an explosive 24 points in the 2nd half. Regarded as a future cornerstone of the program, he's arrived early.

Pac 12 Standings

UCLA, 7-1 (W5)
Arizona, 6-2 (W4)
Stanford, 6-2 (L1)
Oregon, 6-2 (W2)
California, 5-3 (W3)
Washington, 5-3 (L1)
Washington St, 3-5 (L3)
USC, 3-5 (W1)
Utah, 2-6 (L5)
Oregon St, 2-6 (L4)
Arizona St, 2-6 (W1)
Colorado, 1-7 (L3)

randy · May 1, 2015

Career Game #362

Jan 23, 2011: #13 UCLA (15-4, 7-1) @ USC (7-11, 3-5)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, 5 out
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr C Keith Reeder 8.6 ppg, 5.2 rpg
Notes: We won by 26 (home) in our 1st meeting. SCAL shooting just 28.9% 3PT for the season

1st Half

Big disparity in shooting performance. And we'er not giving too much 2nd chance opportunities for SCAL

Halftime: Up 44-19

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 56%, SCAL 31%
TOs: UCLA 3, SCAL 10

Key Players

UCLA: C Anthony Burton 10 pts, 5-5 FG

2nd Half

SCAL giving their fans something to cheer about, when they opened the 1st half with a 12-0 to cut their deficit to just 13. Took more than 6 mins before we finally scored. We regrouped, SG Jim McFadden hitting a couple of shots, and we got our lead back to a more comfortable gap

11:00, Up 53-32

SCAL never came close after their initial spurt earlier. Used the remaining to try out different combinations. PF Julian Irvin showed a variety of offensive arsenal, including hitting a couple of 3s. Walk on C Larry Roberts almost a double double

Final Score: UCLA - 78, USC - 52

Box Scores

McFadden 14, 3, 2, 2 3s

Burton 12, 7, 0, 6-6 FG (*)

Irvin 12, 3, 1, 2 3s

Walton 12, 2, 2

Roberts 8, 8, 0

Dixon 7, 5, 5, 2, stls, 6 tos

Milton 5, 0, 0

Tucker 3, 3, 5

Williams 3, 0, 0

Condill 1, 1, 1

Fuhs 1, 1, 0

Team Stats

FG: 53-34%

Rebs: +5

TOs: -4

Pts in paint: +16

2nd chance: +4

Fast break: +2

Post game observations

(+): Only 10 turnovers. Also shot 8-16 3PT (50%)

Pac 12 Standings

UCLA, 8-1 (W6)
Oregon, 7-2 (W3)
Arizona, 6-3 (L1)
Stanford, 6-3 (L2)
California, 5-4 (L1)
Washington, 5-4 (L2)
Washington St, 4-5 (W1)
Oregon St, 3-6 (W1)
Arizona St, 3-6 (W2)
Utah, 3-6 (W1)
USC, 3-6 (L1)
Colorado, 1-8 (L4)

randy · May 2, 2015

Career Game #363

Jan 26, 2011: Washington (12-6, 5-4) @ #13 UCLA (16-4, 8-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, triangle
Defense: 2-3, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr SF Michael Davis 20.3 ppg, 6.9 rpg
Notes: The best rebounding team in the conference, with 37.1 rpg (#5 Nat'l)

1st Half

WASH able to kepp close early, but when its time for the respective teams' 2nd unit to play, that is when we created some separation. WASH also had no 2nd chance opportunities

Halftime: Up 37-27

Key stat(s)

Bench: UCLA 19, WASH 6
Off Rebs: UCLA 3, WASH 0

Key Players

UCLA: PG Emeka Dixon 8 pts, 5 asts

2nd Half

Our defense went into lock down mode early in the 2nd half. Took almost 7 mins before WASH finally scored a FG. We led by as many as 23. WASH chopped off a big chunk of that lead with their 3pt shooting

7:15, Up 60-49

Our offense suddenly looking disorganized out there

3:49, Up 61-54

PG Emeka Dixon's 3 earlier was badly needed. Both teams in the penalty

1:22, Up 65-58

WASH forced to give up fouls to stop the clock, otherwise we would be content with wasting time. We shot 7-8 FT to ice the game. Gallant effort for WASH in trying to come back after trailing by a big margin

Final Score: Washington - 62, UCLA - 72

Box Scores

McFadden 23, 7, 3, 2 stls, 4 tos, 3 3s (*)

Dixon 15, 3, 6, 2 stls, 2 blks, 3 tos, 3 3s

Fuhs 9, 1, 2, 2 stls

Walton 8, 2, 0

Burton 6, 2, 0

Blevins 5, 4, 0

Irvin 3, 4, 0

Williams 2, 1, 1

Condill 1, 3, 1, 2 stls

Tucker 0, 0, 4

Team Stats

FG: 43-44%

Rebs: -5

TOs: -8

Pts in paint: -6

2nd chance: -2

Fast break: +3

Post game observations

(+): Close game in most aspects. Forcing WASH to 23 turnovers the only significant difference maker

Pac 12 Standings

UCLA, 9-1 (W7)
Oregon, 8-2 (W4)
Stanford, 7-3 (W1)
Arizona, 6-4 (L2)
California, 5-5 (L2)
Washington, 5-5 (L3)
Washington St, 5-5 (W2)
Arizona St, 4-6 (W3)
Oregon St, 3-7 (L1)
USC, 3-7 (L2)
Utah, 3-7 (L1)
Colorado, 2-8 (W1)

randy · May 2, 2015

Norton update

SG Tim McFadden currently #10 in the list of Norton quarter finalists

randy · May 3, 2015

Career Game #364

Jan 30, 2011: #11 UCLA (17-4, 9-1) @ Washington St (10-9, 5-5)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, shuffle
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr C Jon Hampton 16.3 ppg, 7.7 rpg
Notes: WASHST having troubles with their defense, giving up 71.3 opp ppg and 47.4% opp FG

1st Half

We had early turnover problems. However, our rebounding has made the difference in the 1st half, giving us plenty of 2nd chance opportunities. PF Julian Irvin with a sensational 1st half. Irvin and SG Dickey Walton led our bench attack

Halftime: Up 40-26

Key stat(s)

Bench: UCLA 26, WASHST 11
2nd chance: UCLA 14, WASHST 2

Key Players

UCLA: PF Julian Irvin 14 pts, 6 rebs

2nd Half

Both teams pouring in a lot of pts at the start of the 2nd half, which did nothing to affect our lead

11:39, Up 60-46

Just like in the 1st half, it was our bench that made the difference, We showed multiple offensive weapons out there today

Final Score: UCLA - 90, Washington St - 63

Box Scores

Irvin 20, 7, 1, 9-10 FG (*)

McFadden 20, 3, 2, 2 3s

Walton 15, 2, 0

Williams 9, 4, 1

Fuhs 7, 2, 1

Dixon 6, 1, 2, 3 tos

Condill 4, 10, 1

Burton 4, 6, 0

Tucker 3, 3, 3, 6 tos

Blevins 2, 4, 1

Team Stats

FG: 61-36%

Rebs: +24

TOs: +3

Pts in paint: +20

2nd chance: +17

Fast break: +22

Post game observations

(+): Scored 21 2nd chance pts, and 26 fast break pts

Pac 12 Standings

UCLA, 10-1 (W8)
Oregon, 8-3 (L1)
Stanford, 8-3 (W2)
Arizona, 7-4 (W1)
California, 6-5 (W1)
Washington, 6-5 (W1)
Washington St, 5-6 (L1)
Arizona St, 4-7 (L1)
Colorado, 3-8 (W2)
Oregon St, 3-8 (L2)
USC, 3-8 (L3)
Utah, 3-8 (L2)

randy · May 3, 2015

Career Game #365

Feb 2, 2011: Colorado (5-15, 3-8) @ #11 UCLA (18-4, 10-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, shuffle
Defense: m2m, presses half of the game
Key Players: Jr SF Billy Bell 16.0 ppg
Notes: COL scores the least amount of pts in the conference, at just 56.5 ppg (3rd last Nat'l)

1st Half

After COL missed their 1st 10 shots, our defense got complacent. COL then made 9 of their next 10, before we finished slighly stronger towards the end of the 1st half

Halftime: Up 33-27

Key stat(s)

Paint: UCLA 22, COL 2
TOs: UCLA 3, COL 8

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 12 pts, 3 rebs

2nd Half

Including the buzzer beating 3 to end the 1st half, COL's 15 of their last 19 pts came from beyond the arc. No one is makings shots consistently on our end except SG Jim McFadden

10:32, Tied at 43

COL even took a 2pt lead. We woke up, and put up a back breaking 21-1 run led by SG Jim McFadden

1:41, Up 64-46

COL finally hits a FG with 0:38 left, ending almost 10 mins without a basket.

Final Score: Colorado - 49, UCLA - 64

Box Scores

McFadden 25, 6, 1, 3 stls, 3 blks, 3 tos (*)

Condill 11, 10, 3, 3 stls

Walton 9, 4, 2

Dixon 7, 3, 0

Blevins 6, 9, 0

Fuhs 2, 1, 1, 2 stls

Burton 2, 0, 0

Irvin 2, 0, 0

Williams 0, 1, 2

Tucker 0, 0, 2

Team Stats

FG: 45-35%

Rebs: -3

TOs: -11

Pts in paint: +34

2nd chance: +6

Fast break: +10

Post game observations

(+): Our defense stepped up at the right moment. COL with only 1 2nd chance ppoint, and 2 fast break points

Pac 12 Standings

UCLA, 11-1 (W9)
Oregon, 9-3 (W1)
Arizona, 8-4 (W2)
Stanford, 8-4 (L1)
Washington, 7-5 (W2)
California, 6-6 (L1)
Washington St, 5-7 (L2)
Arizona St, 4-8 (L2)
Oregon St, 4-8 (W1)
USC, 4-8 (W1)
Colorado, 3-9 (L1)
Utah, 3-9 (L3)

randy · May 3, 2015

Career Game #366

Feb 6, 2011: #9 UCLA (19-4, 11-1) @ Arizona St (9-12, 4-8)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, princeton
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Fr C Jeremy Piper 11.0 ppg, 5.2 rpg
Notes: We beat AZST in our previous meeting, where we scored 53 pts in the 1st half, on the way to a 21 pt win

1st Half

It's a match up between our inside attacks vs AZST's outside shooting, withboth teams finding success on their own strategies. We need to force more turnovers on AZST. I am hoping this game will not boil down to FT shooting; we have missed 8 of 9 FTs already!

Halftime: Up 39-36

Key stat(s)

Paint: UCLA 30, AZST 12
TOs: UCLA 5, AZST 3

Key Players

UCLA: C Chris Condill 12 pts, 6-6 FG

2nd Half

A 12-2 run by AZST to start the 2nd half. Foul calls have not been kind to us. We came back slowly after being down by 7

11:17, Tied at 52

Our defense has definitely improved after that initial salvo by AZST earlier. We just nee to minimize our turnovers; 7 already here in the 2nd half. Both teams in the penalty

6:01, Up 62-57

SF Dave Fuhs having a good game, scoring 4 of our last 6 pts, and keep AZST at bay

2:48, 68-62

AZST scored. Down 4. We had 2 unsuccessful possesions, before PG Emeka Dixon got fouled and hit 2 FTs. Up 6. AZST scores quickly. Up 4. Dixon with a jump shot and it's good! TImeout AZST

0:51, Up 72-66

AZST missed their next 3 shots from beyond the arc. Had stretches when our defense wasn't at its best, but I'm glad to pull off the win

Final Score: UCLA - 74, Arizona St - 66

Box Scores

Condill 14, 5, 0

McFadden 13, 5, 2, 2 stls, 4 tos (*)

Fuhs 11, 9, 1

Blevins 8, 6, 1

Dixon 8, 5, 8

Burton 8, 5, 0, 2 blks

Walton 7, 3, 2

Tucker 4, 0, 2, fouled out

Williams 1, 1, 0

Roberts 0, 2, 0

Irvin 0, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 47-39%

Rebs: +9

TOs: +1

Pts in paint: +36

2nd chance: +12

Fast break: +9

Post game observations

(+): Almost went exclusively inside,s coring 50 points in the paint
(-): Shot just 7-16 FT (44%)

Pac 12 Standings

UCLA, 12-1 (W10)
Oregon, 10-3 (W2)
Arizona, 9-4 (W3)
Stanford, 9-4 (W1)
Washington, 8-5 (W3)
California, 6-7 (L2)
Washington St, 6-7 (W1)
Arizona St, 4-9 (L3)
Oregon St, 4-9 (L1)
USC, 4-9 (L1)
Colorado, 3-10 (L2)
Utah, 3-10 (L4)

randy · May 3, 2015

Career Game #367

Feb 9, 2011: #15 Oregon (17-5, 10-3) @ #9 UCLA (20-4, 12-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, flex
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Jr C Greg Bruton 10.2 ppg, 5.3 rpg
Notes: We gave up a season high 97 pts to OR in our last meeting, which resulted to our only conference loss so far. OR averages 77.1 ppg (#2 Nat'l)

1st Half

We were the better shooting team, but our opportunities got limited because of turnovers. OR scored majority of their pts with their inside plays

Halftime: Up 44-35

Key stat(s)

FG: UCLA 54%, OR 43%
Paint: UCLA 14, OR 22

Key Players

UCLA: SG Jim McFadden 13 pts, 4 rebs

2nd Half

We're more successful in stopping OR's inside plays, and forcing them to shoot from the outside

11:24, Up 55-43

When OR cut our lead to 8 and looking to build on their momentum, SG Dickey Watson hit back-to-back 3s. That changed the complexion of the game, as OR never able to recover for the rest of the game

Final Score: Oregon - 64, UCLA - 75

Box Scores

McFadden 23, 4, 2 (*)

Walton 17, 4, 2, 2 3s

Dixon 9, 3, 2

Burton 6, 8, 0

Condill 6, 7, 0

Blevins 6, 1, 0

Tucker 4, 2, 4

Fuhs 2, 1, 0

Irvin 2, 1, 0

Williams 0, 3, 1

Roberts 0, 1, 0

Team Stats

FG: 42-45%

Rebs: +2

TOs: -5

Pts in paint: Even

2nd chance: +4

Fast break: +6

Post game observations

(+): We made the necessary improvements in the 2nd half. After giving up 22 pts in the paint in the 1st half, OR only had 4 in the 2nd half. After committing 8 turnovers in the 1st half, we limited our errors to just 3 in the 2nd half.

Pac 12 Standings

UCLA, 13-1 (W11)
Oregon, 10-4 (L1)
Stanford, 10-4 (W2)
Arizona, 9-5 (L1)
Washington, 9-5 (W4)
California, 7-7 (W1)
Washington St, 6-8 (L1)
Arizona St, 5-9 (W1)
Oregon St, 5-9 (W1)
USC, 4-10 (L2)
Colorado, 3-11 (L3)
Utah, 3-11 (L5)

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