NCAAB Game Recap - Baylor at Washington
Fri Nov 8, 2019 9:30 PM EST

E KY
49
KY
91
F
UNCG
62
Kansas
74
F
ColSt
55
Duke
89
F
UNC
78
UNCW
62
F
IL-C
46
Mem
92
F
Baylor
64
Wash
67
F
Web
34
UtSt
89
F
Sien
63
Xav
81
F
BGSU
79
LSU
88
F
David
66
Aub
76
F
N TX
56
VCU
59
F
(N/A)
51
E MI
93
F
(N/A)
76
Mercer
84
F
Oakl
53
Del
56
F
(N/A)
62
USC-Up
103
F
USMMA
43
Army
80
F
(N/A)
64
SCSt
79
F
(N/A)
53
Norf
93
F
(N/A)
54
Elon
95
F
Dart
68
Buff
63
F
Akr
84
WVU
94
F
(N/A)
65
JU
83
F
ArkSt
43
Miss
71
F
(N/A)
37
Yale
94
F
Maris
58
VMI
56
F
Copp
42
VaTec
74
F
(N/A)
31
Tows
100
F
Vermt
61
StBon
59
F
StFPA
98
Rich
100
F(OT)
ChaSo
49
NCAT
63
F
FAU
60
Mia-FL
74
F
UMassL
87
LIU
74
F
Longw
65
GMas
76
F
LoyIL
63
Furm
87
F
Niag
64
Drex
72
F
Rider
81
DelSt
54
F
SacHr
67
UConn
89
F
W&M
79
Amer
70
F
(N/A)
47
Campbl
101
F
UTSA
60
SIU
72
F
(N/A)
66
CoCar
102
F
Radf
60
Lib
66
F
FaDi
59
DeP
70
F
E IL
52
Wisc
65
F
(N/A)
71
NW
61
F
NoKY
56
Mizzu
71
F
SHSU
58
MissSt
67
F
(N/A)
61
Lamar
106
F
Harv
79
NE
84
F
Reinh
55
GaSo
109
F
Eccle
52
Gram
147
F
HCU
81
ORU
95
F
(N/A)
59
FIU
101
F
ECU
57
Navy
62
F
MsVl
49
Utah
143
F
Ill
83
GrCan
71
F
SIU-E
60
Iowa
87
F
SDak
72
Pacif
62
F
CalLu
56
CBU
112
F
CAPoly
63
SCla
77
F
(N/A)
27
Sac
76
F
InWor
61
N CO
83
F
AzSt
71
Colora
81
F
Portl
65
USC
76
F
FlaAM
52
HI
65
F

Nov 8, 2019, 9:30 PM EST

Final

1

2

T

(16) Baylor

31

33

64

Washington

24

43

67

Washington rallies, stuns No. 16 Baylor 67-64 in Alaska
Sat Nov 9, 2019 1:55 AM

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) Isaiah Stewart opened his collegiate career by stealing a victory from a ranked foe.

The freshman made a go-ahead basket with 30 seconds left, Nahziah Carter scored 23 points and Washington beat No. 16 Baylor 67-64 on Friday night.

Carter hit a tying 3-pointer with 1:38 left. After Baylor missed a pair of 3-point tries, Stewart caught a pass in the lane and hit a short turnaround shot over a defender for Washington's first lead since the opening minutes.

Stewart, a 6-foot-9 forward playing his first game, had 15 points and seven rebounds.

"We knew if we could just get shots and calm down, move the ball, we would be in good shape," Huskies coach Mike Hopkins said.

Baylor failed to make a field goal over the final five minutes, allowing Washington to erase a 63-53 deficit.

"The last five minutes, we'll learn a lot from, and hopefully get better at closing games in the future," Bears coach Scott Drew said.

Carter shot 4 for 6 on 3-pointers in the Huskies' season opener at the Armed Forces Classic. He added seven rebounds to help Washington overcome a 31-24 halftime deficit.

"We were saying we played the worst we possibly could, and we weren't down that many points," Carter said.

Jaden McDaniels had 18 points and seven rebounds for Washington.

Jared Butler had 18 points for the Bears (1-1). Freddie Gillespie had 11 points and 11 rebounds.

MILITARY APPRECIATION

The 5,000-seat arena was packed with members of the military and their families who received complimentary tickets. More than 22,000 Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps personnel, and 4,700 Guardsmen and Reservists are based in Alaska. The event rotates among military bases throughout the world. Marines will host next year at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.

The site was officially neutral, but the crowd turned partisan and loud for Washington as the Huskies drew close and finally went ahead in the closing minute.

BOUNCEBACK

Baylor's preseason All-Big 12 forward, Tristan Clark, missed the second half of last season with a knee injury and scored only three points in the home opener against Central Arkansas. He played 29 minutes against Washington and scored seven points.

BIG PICTURE

Baylor: The Bears cruised in their opening 105-61 victor over Central Arkansas and figured to have a tougher time with Washington. Baylor was ready for the Huskies' 2-3 zone defense and came out firing from long range. Washington responded down the stretch with more height on the perimeter.

Washington: The Huskies lost 80% of their scoring production from last year and hope to replace it with freshmen recruits Stewart and McDaniels.

UP NEXT

Washington returns home to face Mount St. Mary's on Tuesday night.

Baylor has a week off and will face Texas State on Nov. 15 at home.

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Leaders

Baylor PTS +/- AST REB ST BLK
J. Butler 18 0 4 3 0 0
F. Gillespie 11 0 1 11 3 3
Washington PTS +/- AST REB ST BLK
N. Carter 23 0 0 7 3 1
J. McDaniels 18 0 3 8 1 4

Team Comparison

Baylor Wash
Points For 64 67
Field Goals 23/65-35% 24/53-45%
Three Pointers 8/21-38% 7/15-47%
Free Throws 10/12-83% 12/17-71%
Offensive Rebounds 12 5
Defensive Rebounds 23 29
Rebounds 39 39
Blocks 4 11
Steals 6 8
Turnovers 17 20
Personal Fouls 16 15
Technical Fouls 1 0
Ejections 0 0

2019-20 Reg Season - Wash Leads Series 1-0

Date Result Away Pts Ldr Home Pts Ldr
Fri Nov 8 Baylor 64 @ Wash 67 J. Butler 18 N. Carter 23

Game Information

Stadium: Alaska Airlines Center, Anchorage, Alaska
Attendance: 5,117
Game Time: