Borislava Hristova scored a game-high 18 points at Utah.
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50
Washington State WSU 10-17, 3-12
54
Winner UTAH UTAHW 16-10, 7-8
Washington State WSU
10-17, 3-12
50
Final
54
UTAH UTAHW
16-10, 7-8
Winner
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Washington State WSU 10 15 12 13 50
UTAH UTAHW 18 13 9 14 54

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | | Athletic Communications

WSU Falls at Utah

The Cougs fell short on the road in Salt Lake City.

In Case You Missed It
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – Chasing the game from the outset, the Cougars (10-17, 3-12 Pac-12) could never quite run down Utah (16-10, 7-8 Pac-12) on the road at the Huntsman Center as the Utes took a 54-50 victory Friday night. Down by eight after one quarter, the Cougs fought their way back into the game over the final three quarters of play only to fall just short of pulling off the comeback. Three times the Cougs clawed back to within just one point in the final quarter only to see their go ahead chance rim out. As the seconds ticked down the Cougs got one final chance for redemption when Borislava Hristova hit a trio of free throws after being fouled on a shot behind the arc. The three freebies pulled the Cougs back to within three with just under :10 seconds to play, however Utah would hit one of two from the line to close out the final chance for the Cougs. Overall, Utah would hit 12-of-18 from the line, making six of their final 10 attempts in the fourth quarter.
 
Stat of the Game
WSU hit 7-of-19 from deep, nearly half of their total made field goals (16).

Moments of the Game Things You Need To Know
  • The Cougs dropped the season-series to the Utes by a total of six points.
  • Borislava Hristova scored 18 points to lead the way, her 23rd double-digit scoring game of the season, tied for 3rd most by a Cougar sophomore.
  • WSU assisted on 11 of 16 made field goals.
  • Utah put two in double-figures with Emily Potter scoring 16 points and Megan Huff adding 12.
  • WSU heads to Colorado Sunday to take on the Buffs. The 11 a.m. PT tip can be seen on the Pac-12 Network.
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