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Bittle scores career-high 36 points as Oregon wins 7th straight, tops Washington 80-73 in OT

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SEATTLE (AP) — Nate Bittle scored a career-high 36 points and grabbed 12 rebounds and Oregon hit 6 of 10 from the line in overtime to get past Washington 80-73 on Sunday in a regular-season finale. Read more...

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Nate Bittle goes for 36 as Oregon beats Washington in OT

Oregon 7-footer Nate Bittle dropped a career-high 36 points and added a game-high 12 rebounds as the Ducks outlasted Washington 80-73 in overtime Sunday in Big Ten play at Seattle. Bittle made a go-ahead jumper with 1:04 left in regulation…

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Nate Bittle scores career-high 36 points as Oregon wins 7th straight, tops Washington 80-73 in OT

SEATTLE (AP) — Nate Bittle scored a career-high 36 points and grabbed 12 rebounds and Oregon hit 6 of 10 from the line in overtime to get past Washington 80-73 on Sunday in a regular-season finale.

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Bittle scores career-high 36 points as Oregon wins 7th straight, tops Washington 80-73 in OT

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Nate Bittle has turned into one of those guys for the Oregon Ducks

Darby Winter photo/I-5 CorridorThere was plenty of deja vu to be had during Oregon’s final win of the regular season.Here was Dana Altman’s men’s basketball team peaking at the right time, concluding its seventh consecutive victory with an 80-73 win over Washington to sufficiently propel the Ducks into the postseason with plenty of momentum.Oregon is th…

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UW men have no answer for Oregon's Nate Bittle in overtime loss

Mar. 9—The roar returned to Montlake for one last time.

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Oregon needs overtime to finish off Washington 80-73

A game where the star-player produced his best performance of his career should not need overtime and many nail-biting moments. That game being against the last-place team in the conference, who had nothing to play for at this point in the season furthers that point. Rivalry games are different, however, and Sunday afternoon was no different. Nate Bittle waited until the regular season finale to produce a career-defining performance, and finis…

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