In the end, Gonzaga eviscerated BYU 90-57 before a crowd of nearly 19,000 at at the Marriott Center.
| Sports Edition | | Sunday, Feb. 6, 2022 |
Good morning. On our mind today: No. 2 Gonzaga hands BYU its 4th consecutive loss in dominating fashion, Utah's comeback attempt against Oregon falls short and how starting Udoka Azubuike ahead of Hassan Whiteside paid off for the Jazz. Read these and other stories you need to know. |
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| | | | | No. 2 Gonzaga hands BYU its 4th consecutive loss in dominating fashion |
| | | | | | Jazz start Udoka Azubuike ahead of Hassan Whiteside against the Nets, and it worked |
| | | | | | ‘We’re knocking on the door’: Runnin’ Utes push Oregon to the wire, but big comeback falls just short |
| | | | | | Utah State’s win streak stretches to 5 with emphatic victory over UNLV |
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