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Huskies Go 0-for-Michigan on Homestand
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- The Huskies fell behind early as Michigan State opened with a 10-0 stretch, creating a cushion that carried into the game’s first half.
- Diallo showcased his typical driving game, helping the Huskies stay competitive in the opening stretch before MSU pulled away.
- Washington’s early offense found balance with all five starters scoring in the opening minutes, briefly giving UW a lead before MSU’s run changed momentum.
- Huskies struggled from three, continuing a shooting drought by halftime and finishing well behind MSU’s 3-point pace.
- Steinbach and Diallo led UW offensively in the second half, with 17 and 18 points respectively, but it wasn’t enough to close the gap.
- UW’s rebounding effort was outmatched, with MSU winning the extra possessions late and contributing to the final margin.
- Washington’s depth was tested, as the Spartans used 11 players in the opening half to press the pace and keep UW on its heels.
- The Huskies’ chance at momentum from their earlier moral victory over Michigan did not translate into a competitive follow-up against Michigan State.
- UW’s next test comes quickly as they head to Nebraska on a Wednesday road trip, seeking better results in Big Ten play.
- A broader spotlight in the arena underscored the eventful context of the game, aligning with a busy NFL playoff week across town.
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