Pac-12 Semifinal: How To Watch, Preview and Game Thread: Southern Cal Trojans vs. UCLA Bruins
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Jaime Jaquez, Jr. led UCLA in points, rebounds and assist
Last night, Jaime Jaquez, Jr. carried the Bruins past Washington State by leading the team in points with 23 and rebounds with 11 whille he tied Tyger Campbell for the most assists with four. It was Jaquez’s fifth double-double this season. Speaking of assists, he got an some help from Jules Bernard, who added 19 points.
After the game, head coach Mick Cronin discussed the play of the pair:
Obviously, these two guys both got it going. We were stuck in the mud a little bit, and Jules made some big shots, got us going. He got our energy level up. We got out in transition. I thought that changed the game.
After the Bruins disposed of the Cougars, Southern Cal struggled in the first half against Washington and trailed 39-36 at the break. But the Trojans outscored the Huskies 29-22 in the second half to win by four, 65-61. Boogie Ellis had 17 points and was the only Trojan to score in double figures, though Isaiah Mobley, Drew Peterson and Reese Dixon-Waters each added nine.
Wins by both UCLA and Southern Cal have set up what could potentially be an epic battle tonight in Las Vegas. Of course, each team won on their home court in the two previous matchups between these squads this season.
Last weekend, with the two seed in this week’s tournament on the line, the Bruins came up big and there is a lot at stake in tonight’s rubber match as well. The winner heads to the Pac-12 Championship game tomorrow night against whichever team prevails in the first semifinal between Arizona and Colorado.
UCLA needs to win tonight and tomorrow in order to help boost their seeding in the NCAA Tournament on Selection Sunday, but they can’t be thinking about tomorrow until they’ve taken care of business tonight.
Listen to the Game With TMB!
TuneIn.com now has UCLA’s games listed as “premium” content. So, rather than using TuneIn, you can just listen through the official website like we have done with the small sports for a long time in order to listen to Josh Lewin and Tracy Murray call tonight’s game. Tonight’s game is on Fox Sports 1. As a result, Joe Davis, Casey Jacobsen and Kevin Burkhardt have the call on tonight’s game. If you do want to listen to Lewin and Murray, just be sure to right-click on it so that you can open up another tab and have it going while you chat in the comments below. Listen to today’s game online.
In the meantime, here’s how to watch tonight’s game:
This is your 3-seed Southern Cal Trojans vs 2-seed UCLA Bruins game thread.
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Pac-12 Semifinal: How To Watch, Preview and Game Thread: Southern Cal Trojans vs. UCLA Bruins
Pac-12 Semifinal: How To Watch, Preview and Game Thread: Southern Cal Trojans vs. UCLA Bruins
Pac-12 Semifinal: How To Watch, Preview and Game Thread: Southern Cal Trojans vs. UCLA Bruins
Last night, Jaime Jaquez, Jr. carried the Bruins past Washington State by leading the team in points with 23 and rebounds with 11 whille he tied Tyger Campbell for the most assists with four. It was Jaquez’s fifth double-double this season. Speaking of assists, he got an some help from Jules Bernard, who added 19 points.
After the game, head coach Mick Cronin discussed the play of the pair:
After the Bruins disposed of the Cougars, Southern Cal struggled in the first half against Washington and trailed 39-36 at the break. But the Trojans outscored the Huskies 29-22 in the second half to win by four, 65-61. Boogie Ellis had 17 points and was the only Trojan to score in double figures, though Isaiah Mobley, Drew Peterson and Reese Dixon-Waters each added nine.
Wins by both UCLA and Southern Cal have set up what could potentially be an epic battle tonight in Las Vegas. Of course, each team won on their home court in the two previous matchups between these squads this season.
Last weekend, with the two seed in this week’s tournament on the line, the Bruins came up big and there is a lot at stake in tonight’s rubber match as well. The winner heads to the Pac-12 Championship game tomorrow night against whichever team prevails in the first semifinal between Arizona and Colorado.
UCLA needs to win tonight and tomorrow in order to help boost their seeding in the NCAA Tournament on Selection Sunday, but they can’t be thinking about tomorrow until they’ve taken care of business tonight.
Listen to the Game With TMB!
TuneIn.com now has UCLA’s games listed as “premium” content. So, rather than using TuneIn, you can just listen through the official website like we have done with the small sports for a long time in order to listen to Josh Lewin and Tracy Murray call tonight’s game. Tonight’s game is on Fox Sports 1. As a result, Joe Davis, Casey Jacobsen and Kevin Burkhardt have the call on tonight’s game. If you do want to listen to Lewin and Murray, just be sure to right-click on it so that you can open up another tab and have it going while you chat in the comments below. Listen to today’s game online.
In the meantime, here’s how to watch tonight’s game:
This is your 3-seed Southern Cal Trojans vs 2-seed UCLA Bruins game thread.
2022 Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Tournament Semifinals
Teams: 2-seed UCLA Bruins (24-6) vs. 3-seed Southern Cal Trojans (26-6)
Series Record: UCLA leads, 144-114
When: 8:30 pm PT, Saturday, March 11, 2022
Where: T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, NV
TV: FS1 with Joe Davis, Casey Jacobsen, and Kevin Burkhardt
Live Stream: FoxSports.com and the Fox Sports app
Radio: AM 570 in Los Angeles with Josh Lewin and Tracy Murray
Satellite Radio: Sirius Ch. 133 & XM Ch. 197 (UCLA Call)
Audio Stream:
uclabruins.com
Live Stats: UCLA StatBroadcast
Game Notes:
UCLA
Southern Cal
Go Bruins!!!
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