Stanford gets first road sweep since ’10

One-time Washington commit Daejon Davis returned to his hometown and had 16 points, Reid Travis also finished with 16 points, and Stanford completed its first twogame road sweep in conference play in nearly eight years with a 73-64 win over Washington on Saturday night.

The Cardinal had not won both games of a Pac12 trip since sweeping the Oregon schools in February 2010. Stanford (10-8, 4-1 Pac-12), which won at Washington State on Thursday, has won four in a row.

Michael Humphrey had 13 points and nine rebounds, and Kezie Okpala added 10 points for the Cardinal.

Davis was the star, playing a few miles from where he was a prep star at Garfield High School and on the court he was originally slated to play collegiately. Davis de-committed from Washington after Lorenzo Romar was fired last March and instead ended up at Stanford.

Davis was the subject of boos and chants from Washington fans throughout, but he silenced those same fans hitting a 3-pointer with 3:23 left to push Stanford’s lead to 65-60. Davis added 10 rebounds and five assists.

Jaylen Nowell led Washington (13-5, 3-2) with 20 points. SAINT MARY’S 91, PEPPERDINE 67 >> Jock Landale scored 32 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to help lead the Gales (17-2, 6-0 West Coast Conference) to their 12th-straight win.

It was Landale’s 10th double-double this seaso. Jordan Ford added 20 points, Tanner Krebs had 16 points and seven rebounds and Emmett Naar dished 14 assists in addition to his five points.

Saint Mary’s plays at Gonzaga (16-3, 6-0) on Thursday night.

• Gonzaga kept pace with SMC by winning 7565 at USF on Saturday. The Dons were short-handed without second-leading scorer Chase Foster (ankle) and Taavi Jurkatamm (concussion). WASHINGTON STATE 78, CAL

53>> The Bears (7-11, 1-4) kept things close early, but were undone by a 13-1 run early in the second half by a Cougars team that entered winless in Pac-12 play and was 8-8 overall.

The Bears have dropped four straight and there is little hope on the horizon. The Bears next play the Arizona schools, both ranked among the Top 20, and then head to south to play UCLA and USC.

The Bears trailed 37-34 early in the second half, but scored only eight points the final 10 minutes.

Cal was led by two freshmen: Justice Sueing (14 points, 8 rebounds) and Juhwan Harris-Dyson (10 points, 11 rebounds). AIR FORCE 78, SAN JOSE STATE 71 >> The Spartans rallied from an 18-point first-half deficit and led 51-50 with just over nine minutes remaining, but the Falcons pulled away in the final minutes to send SJSU to its sixth-straight loss.

Ryan Welage had 17 points and Jalen James scored 13 for the Spartans (3-14, 0-6 Mountain West), who have lost 11 of their last 12. BYU 84, SANTA CLARA 50 >> Josip Vrankic had 20 points and seven rebounds, but the Broncos (6-12, 3-3 WCC) couldn’t overcome several long scoring droughts (missing 16 straight shots at one point) and trailed by as many as 38. VILLANOVA 78, ST. JOHN’S 71>> Donte DiVincenzo hit six 3-pointers and scored 25 points to the No. 1 Wildcats (16-1, 4-1 Big East) were flawless from the free throw line in the final minute to silence a rowdy crowd and hold off upsetminded St. John’s at Madison Square Garden, which

was looking for its first win over a No. 1 team in 33 years. TEXAS TECH 72, WEST VIRGINIA 71 >> Keenan Evans scored 20 points, Brandone Francis had a career-high 17 and the No. 8 Red Raiders won the firstever Top 10 matchup on its home court, snapping the No 2 Mountaineers’ nation-leading 15-game winning streak.

Evans hit a lean-in jumper to give the Red Raiders (15-2, 4-1 Big 12) a four-point lead in the final minute and send the first sellout crowd of the season into a frenzy. The Mountaineers had their nationleading 15-game winning streak stopped. MICHIGAN 82, MICHIGAN STATE 72 >> Moritz Wagner scored a career-high 27 points to help the Wolverines upset the No. 2 Spartans. WICHITA STATE 72, TULSA 69>> Landry Shamet and backcourt mate Conner Frankamp each scored 16 points to help the Shockers (15-2, 5-0) remain unbeaten in its first season in the American Athletic Conference.

Corey Henderson missed a 3-pointer with 10 seconds left that would have put Tulsa ahead by one. PURDUE 81, MINNESOTA 47

>> Vincent Edwards scored 25 points in 29 minutes on 9-for-14 shooting to help lead the No. 5 Boilermakers (17-2, 6-0 Big Ten) to their 13th consecutive victory.

The Gophers (13-6, 2-4) have lost all three games since center Reggie Lynch was suspended and small forward Amir Coffey was sidelined by a shoulder injury. DUKE 89, WAKE FOREST 71 >> Marvin Bagley III had 30 points and 11 rebounds for the No. 7 Blue Devils, who were without Hall of Fame coach Mike Krzyzewski due to a virus. OKLAHOMA 102, TCU 97, OT >> Trae Young scored 29 of his 43 points after halftime as the No. 9 Sooners held off

the No. 16 Horned Frogs. ARIZONA STATE 77, OREGON

STATE 75 >> Shannon Evans scored seven of his 22 points in a late 10-0 run as the No. 11 Sun Devils (143, 2-3 Pac-12) barely held on after an upset home loss to Oregon on Thursday night.

Tres Tinkle scored 18 for Oregon State but missed a 3-pointer that would have won the game at the buzzer. ARIZONA 90, OREGON 83 >> Allonzo Trier scored 25 points and the No. 17 Wildcats (14-4, 4-1 Pac-12) scored eight straight points to go up 84-77 with 72 seconds left.

Women

SAN JOSE STATE 75, AIR

FORCE 74 >> Myzhanique Ladd had 13 rebounds and 15 points, including two free throws with six seconds left, and Taylor Turney scored 14 of her teamhigh 17 points in the second half as the Spartans (6-11, 3-3) held on to send the Falcons to their 16th straight loss. SAINT MARY’S 75, PEPPERDINE 62 >> Megan McKay scored 28 points and Sydney Raggio had a doubledouble to lead the Gaels (12-5, 5-1 WCC) to their fifth-straight win. BYU 65, SANTA CLARA 47 >> Morgan McGwire scored a season-high 23 points, but the Broncos were undone by the Cougars’ hot shooting from 3-point range.

The Broncos (5-12, 1-5 WCC) got within 38-34 with four minutes left in the third. But BYU answered with a 12-2 run to close the period.

GONZAGA 74, USF 47 >> Anna Seilund joined the career 1,000-point club and Anna Pierce led all scorers a career-high with 16 points in the Dons’ road loss. CONNECTICUT 95, HOUSTON 35>> Azura Stevens had 19 points and 10 rebounds off the bench to lead four players in double-figures scoring, and top-ranked UConn (15-0, 5-0 American) won its 145 straight over an unranked opponent.