Nevada also lost the second half 46-42, but the dominant first half more than made up for it. Lucas has been cold over the first two games in that department, shooting 1-6 from the three in this one. Nevada went 2-14 from the three-point line, worse than its 4-15 line last game. Not much to highlight here besides the three-point shooting. While we’ll get into Nevada’s three-point shooting, they also held Washington to 29 percent from the three. On top of the turnovers, holding the Huskies to 30 first-half points was huge. Nevada once again won the turnover battle, as Washington gave up 11 compared to Nevada’s six. As a team, the Wolf Pack shot 21-26 from the free-throw line. The free throw game was again on fire for Nevada. Davidson, alongside Tré Coleman, picked up nine rebounds each. Jarod Lucas and Nick Davidson both picked up 13 points for Nevada. On top of the 31 points, he picked up six rebounds, five assists, and a steal. Thanks to a career-high 31 points by Kenan Blackshear, Nevada improved to 2-0 on the season and gets to head back home next week.įinal: Nevada 83, Washington 76 What Went Rightīig shoutout to Blackshear. The Huskies were coming off back-to-back victories before hosting the Wolf Pack, only to see that two-game winning streak end. Nevada played on the road for the first time this season, taking on Pac-12 foe Washington.
