Oregon Withstands Washington’s 2nd-Half Run to Win Regular-Season Finale
- On Saturday night in Eugene, Kwame Evans Jr. scored 20 points, including the last nine, as Oregon beat Washington 85-79 in the regular-season finale.
- After an early tear, Oregon started 29-8 and led 44-30 at halftime while shooting 58% and hitting 8 of 13 from three.
- Fueled by Steinbach, the Huskies scored 13 points in a 29-8 run that gave them a three-point lead with 24 seconds left.
- The finish hinged on a steal, technicals assessed to Danny Sprinkle, and Evans making five of six free throws before sealing the game.
- Both teams now await Sunday’s Big Ten Tournament pairings to find out who and when they’ll play at Chicago next week, as Oregon's 2025-26 season will be remembered for injuries, disappointment, and Saturday night's wild win over Washington.
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Oregon withstands Washington’s 2nd-half run to win regular-season finale
Oregon’s 2025-26 men’s basketball season will be remembered for injuries, disappointment, underachievement, and Saturday night’s wild win over Washington at home in the regular-season finale.
Wild ending sees Oregon overcome Washington in closing seconds
Kwame Evans Jr. made five of the six free throws he was awarded with 2.5 seconds to play, leading Oregon to an 85-79 win over Washington in the regular-season finale for both longtime rivals in Eugene, Ore., on Saturday night.
Kwame Evans Jr. scores final 9 points, Oregon beat Washington in regular-season finale
Kwame Evans Jr. scored 20 points, which included the last nine of the game, and Oregon blew a 21-point lead before the Ducks rallied to beat Washington 85-79 in the regular-season finale for both teams.
Oregon men’s basketball holds off Washington comeback attempt in 85-79 win in regular season finale
There are definitely worse ways to end what became head coach Dana Altman’s least successful regular season in his 17 years in Eugene. Losses became pretty cookie cutter over the second half of Oregon men’s basketball’s (12-19, 5-15 Big Ten) 2025-26 season: more often than not, the short-handed Ducks found themselves on the negative end of a blowout. Close games became few and far between. So, when Washington (15-16, 7-13 Big Ten) erased a 21-po…
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