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Parker Friedrichsen, Ryan Beasley Help Washington Turn Back Mississippi Valley State 77-64
Washington hit 17 3-pointers and pulled away after halftime to improve to 2-0.
- On Monday night, the University of Washington Huskies defeated the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils 77-64, moving to 2-0 behind a record-tying perimeter shooting performance in Seattle.
- Mississippi Valley State fell to 0-2 following an 84-57 loss at Oklahoma last Friday, carrying a long-running statistical record as one of the nation's least successful programs.
- Washington tied a school record by hitting 17 of 50 three-pointers, with reserve guard Parker Friedrichsen leading the team with 17 points on 5-for-11 shooting from beyond the arc.
- Using a 13-0 second-half run capped by Ryan Beasley's consecutive three-pointers, the Huskies pulled away while dominating the boards 46-25 against the Delta Devils.
- Mississippi Valley State travels to face Oregon on Wednesday, while Washington prepares for a Saturday road game against the University of Utah in Salt Lake City.
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Washington 77, Mississippi Valley State 64
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (0-2)
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Washington shatters program mark for trey attempts in win over MVSU
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Washington ties program mark with 17 treys in victory over MVSU
Ryan Beasley compiled 16 points, 10 rebounds and six assists as Washington tied the single-game program mark by sinking 17 3-pointers en route to a 77-64 victory over Mississippi Valley State on Monday in Seattle. The Huskies (2-0) took 50 shots from 3-point range, shattering the school mark of 37 attempts and falling just shy
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Parker Friedrichsen, Ryan Beasley help Washington turn back Mississippi Valley State 77-64
Parker Friedrichsen scored 17 points off the bench and Ryan Beasley posted a double-double to guide Washington to a 77-64 victory over Mississippi Valley State
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