NCAA | UCLA wins against Villanova after an epic fight

NCAA – We told you that this university season started very strong. It was confirmed once more last night at UCLA, which beat Villanova in overtime in an atmosphere already worthy of the final tournament.

In one of the duels at the top of this start to the season, between Villanova (#2) and UCLA (#4), in a sold-out Pauley Pavillion (13,659 fans in turmoil), the show was there from end to end. at the end.

After a first half where the two teams answered each other blow for blow, Villanova had nevertheless taken an option on victory following returning from the locker room by passing an 11-2 resulting in a 10-point advantage.

But Tyger Campbell responded to Collin Gillespie (18 points) with two consecutive 3-pointers which added fuel to the California fire. Jaime Jaquez Jr. (21 points, 13 rebounds) and Johnny Juzang (25 points) then took over to bring the Bruins back into contact. But it is indeed Jules Bernard (16 points) who will take out the miraculous shot, with the board and unbalanced, to equalize at 67 everywhere with 30 seconds remaining.

Unable to score on their last possession in regulation time, the Wildcats missed the mark. Because the extension will be one-sided (19-10) with Juzang leading the way and Jaquez rushing in for a basket with the fault that set the Pavilion on fire.

“We love these games”confirmed Juzang followingwards. “That’s where we have the most fun. It is enormous ! »

After their fantastic run during the last “March Madness”, the Bruins therefore keep their momentum. Watch out for UCLA this season!

Maxime Raynaud in double doubles with Stanford

The NCAA evening was rich in clear and flawless victories for the big teams, including Kentucky which won by 40 pawns once morest Robert Morris or Illinois which crushed Arkansas State (92-53).

Moreover, in Arizona’s very easy victory over Rio Grande Valley (104-50), the Frenchy Adama Bal scored his first points while Azuolas Tubeilis, the Lithuanian winger from Arizona, managed a full game at 20 points, 9 rebounds, well helped by Christian Koloko in double doubles, to 18 points, 11 rebounds and 5 blocks.

We will also highlight the very nice double double of Maxime Raynaud (16 points, 10 rebounds, 4 assists) in the defeat of Stanford once morest Santa Clara (88-72). Eddy Kayouloud also stood out off the bench for Central Arkansas with 10 points, 3 rebounds.

The complete stats of the Frenchies

Maxime Raynaud (Stanford): 16 points (7/9 on shots including 1/2 from 3-pointers), 10 rebounds, 4 assists, 1 block, 2 stray bullets in 22 minutes

Eddy Kayouloud (Central Arkansas): 10 points (4/7 on shots), 3 rebounds in 23 minutes

Kane Milling (UC Davis): 6 points (1/5 on shots including 1/5 on 3-pointers), 4 interceptions, 2 assists, 1 rebound, 2 stray bullets in 25 minutes

Honey to the Man (Arizona): 3 points (1/1 shooting including 1/1 3-point), 2 assists, 2 interceptions, 2 stray bullets in 8 minutes

Daniel Batcho (Texas Tech): 1 ball lost in 3 minutes

Clarence Nadolny (Texas Tech): did not play

Alex Tchikou (Alabama): did not play

The main results of the evening

UCLA – Villanova (86-77 ap)
Kansas – Tarleton (88-62)
Purdue – Indiana State (92-67)
Baylor – Incarnate World (87-60)
Duke – Army (82-56)
Kentucky – Robert Morris (100-60)
Illinois – Arkansas State (92-53)
Oregon – Southern Methodist (86-63)
Alabama – South Dakota State (104-88)
Houston – Rice (79-46)
Ohio State – Niagara (84-74)
North Carolina – Brown (94-87)

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