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Chad Baker-Mazara (29), Usc Squeeze Past Minnesota
Minnesota's 10-6 record includes a 9-1 home mark despite the loss, with key fouls and limited turnover points contributing to USC's overtime win.
- On Friday, Minnesota lost 70-69 in overtime to USC Trojans men's basketball team at Williams Arena, ending a five-game winning streak when Chad Baker-Mazara made two free throws with 10 seconds left.
- Early foul trouble sidelined key Gophers Jaylen Crocker-Johnson and Langston Reynolds, and USC outscored Minnesota 14-8 to lead 35-30 at halftime, extending to 41-30 on a 6-0 run.
- Minnesota forced 16 turnovers but scored only six points off them, while Gabe Dynes, 7-foot-5 center, made a free throw to tie the game at 63-63.
- The defeat left Minnesota with a 9-1 home record blemish and conference consequences, dropping to 10-6 overall and 3-2 in the Big Ten, while USC returns home 13-3 overall and will host Maryland on Tuesday.
- Coach Niko Medved's visible frustration grew as Cade Tyson finished with 20 points but had the ball poked away on the final possession, while home fans at Williams Arena loudly booed late calls.
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Chad Baker-Mazara, USC edge Minnesota in OT to finish 3-game trip
MINNEAPOLIS — The flight home will be a lot less gloomy than it looked 24 hours earlier for the USC men’s basketball team. Chad Baker-Mazara had 29 points and eight assists and made two free throws with 10 seconds left in overtime to rally USC to a 70-69 victory over Minnesota on Friday night, the long bright spot during an eight-day stay in the Midwest that included a pair of lopsided losses to No. 2 Michigan and No. 12 Michigan State. “This wa…
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Gophers fall in overtime, 70-69 to Southern California
Minnesota (10-6, 3-2 Big Ten) fell to 9-1 at home this season and snapped a five-game winning streak.
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