It was part of a run that prompted some Arizona fans to leave McKale Center with five minutes to play and the Wildcats down by 15 points. 23 Wildcats on Saturday night, the Bruins’ third consecutive triumph on the home court of their biggest Pac-12 Conference rival dating to 2017. They also held Arizona to 25.4% shooting, the Wildcats’ worst percentage in McKale Center since they started playing here in February 1973. “Thank God it was against us,” Cronin said after Arizona missed all 12 of its three-point shots in the second half. Two days after giving up 27 fastbreak points against Arizona State, the Bruins gave up only four against the Wildcats.

Source: Los Angeles Times February 09, 2020 05:15 UTC