Gonzaga 87, Santa Clara 82

1 2 OT2OT T
GONZ (17-5) 25 38 915 87
SCU (11-10) 27 36 910 82

Final

7:00 PM ET, February 2, 2008
Leavey Center
Santa Clara, CA

Gonzaga 63, Santa Clara 63

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Team Stat Comparison
GONZAGA SANTA CLARA
Points 87 82
FG Made-Attempted 25-50 (.500) 26-50 (.520)
3P Made-Attempted 9-23 (.391) 10-26 (.385)
FT Made-Attempted 28-33 (.848) 20-26 (.769)
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) 24 (0/0) 28 (0/0)
Largest Lead 8 7
Game Leaders
 GONZAGASANTA CLARA
PointsA. Daye 22B. Angley 28
ReboundsJ. Heytvelt 7M. Henke 8
AssistsJ. Pargo 7B. Angley 6
StealsM. Bouldin 2B. Angley 1
BlocksA. Daye 3J. Bryant 1
 · Team Stats: Gonzaga | Santa Clara
Game Flow
2007-08 Season
DATEGAMELINKS
· Feb 2, 2008 GONZ 87, @SCU 82Recap | Box Score
Mar 3, 2008 @GONZ 88, SCU 54Recap | Box Score
Mar 9, 2008 @GONZ 52, SCU 48Recap | Box Score
Next 5 Games
GONZAGA (ET) SANTA CLARA (ET)
02/04 @SMC 11:00pm
02/09 PEPP 8:00pm
02/11 LMU 8:00pm
02/16 @SF 8:00pm
02/18 @USD 11:00pm
02/04 PORT 11:00pm
02/11 SMC 11:00pm
02/16 @PEPP 11:00pm
02/18 @LMU 10:05pm
02/23 USD 10:00pm
 · Complete Schedule: Gonzaga | Santa Clara
West Coast Conference Standings
TEAMCONF W-LTOTAL W-L
Gonzaga13-125-7
#20 Saint Mary's12-225-6
San Diego11-321-13
Santa Clara6-815-16
San Francisco5-910-21
Pepperdine4-1011-21
Portland3-119-22
Loyola Marymount2-125-26
 · View expanded standings
Associated Press

SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) -- Austin Daye scored 13 of his career-high 22 points in overtime, including the go-ahead basket, as Gonzaga survived Santa Clara's upset bid, escaping with a 87-82 victory on Saturday night.

Steven Gray, who scored 16, made a pair of free throws with 0.3 seconds left in regulation to send the game into overtime.

Santa Clara's Andrew Zimmerman's short basket with three seconds left forced the second overtime.

Josh Heytvelt added 14 points for the Bulldogs (17-5, 6-0 West Coast Conference), who won their eighth in nine games. Jeremy Pargo had 13 points and seven assists.

Brody Angley scored a career-high 28 points to lead the Broncos (11-10, 3-3), who had won three of their previous four games. John Bryant scored 22 points and set a career-high with his 12-of-13 effort from the foul line. Jonathan Gunderson added 15 points.

Santa Clara was all set to celebrate its second straight regular-season upset over the Bulldogs after Bryant blocked a shot in the final four seconds to preserve a two-point lead.

All that remained was for the Broncos to inbound a pass and run out the clock. A long pass was tipped in the backcourt and Gray was fouled by Angley to set the tying foul shots.

Santa Clara ended Gonzaga's 50-game home winning streak last year and was looking to end the Bulldogs' 11-game win streak in Santa Clara.

Gonzaga fell out of the rankings after losing to Oklahoma last Dec. 20, and have won eight of 10 since. Gonzaga looks to pad its conference lead when the team travels to No. 21 St. Mary's on Monday night. It's the first of two games with the Gaels, which will likely determine the WCC regular-season champion.

Gonzaga entered the game with an RPI rating of 30, just behind No. 14 Stanford. The seven-time defending WCC champion Bulldogs have a strength of schedule rating of 33, helped by a tough nonconference slate that featured three top 10 teams, including top-ranked Memphis last Saturday.

The Broncos made 12 of their first 16 shots of the second half and held a 61-54 advantage going into the final four minutes.

The Bulldogs closed to within 63-61 when Austin Daye hit a 3-pointer with 1:32 left.

The Broncos worked the clock, grabbing a key offensive rebound, down to 19 seconds before freshman Ben Dowdell was fouled by Daye during a loose ball.

Dowdell missed both foul attempts. Matt Bouldin grabbed the rebound to set up the tying free throws.

Santa Clara outrebounded the Zags 16-8 in the first half, and that's with the WCC's leading rebounder (Bryant) held to one board.

The rebounding edge helped the Broncos stay with Gonzaga, as both teams struggled from the field over the final eight minutes of the half. The Bulldogs scored the game's first seven points, but Santa Clara recovered to take a 27-25 lead at halftime.


Men's Basketball Scores

Other Scores:

Saturday, February 2nd
Portland 49 Final
20 Saint Mary's 86
Gonzaga 87 Final
Santa Clara 82 2OT
San Francisco 85 Final
Pepperdine 82
San Diego 72 Final
Loyola Marymount 48