Post by johnjaymilwaukee on Dec 30, 2003 2:13:19 GMT -6
Box Score: UWM 66, Santa Clara 64
www.jsonline.com/sports/coll/dec03/196257.asp
UWM falters late
Howell lifts Broncos with three big hoops
Associated Press
Posted: Dec. 30, 2003
Santa Clara, Calif. - Jim Howell broke a Santa Clara drought with three consecutive baskets to lift the Broncos to a 66-64 victory over UW-Milwaukee in the opening game of the Cable Car Classic Monday night.
Howell scored his final basket on a dunk with 57 seconds left to make it 65-62.
Adrian Tigert made a reverse layup for UWM with 43 seconds remaining, and the Panthers had possession after a time-out with 16.7 seconds left. But after a shot by Ed McCants was blocked, Santa Clara (8-5) rebounded and Doron Perkins made one of two free throws with 6.8 seconds left to account for the final score.
The Associated Press/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel coverage continues at:
www.jsonline.com/sports/coll/dec03/196251.asp
From the Dec. 30, 2003 editions of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Santa Clara Downs UWM, 66-64
McCants scores 20 but Panthers fall
Dec. 29, 2003
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Kyle Bailey scored 18 points and J.R. Patrick added 11 as Santa Clara claimed an exciting 66-64 win over the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the first game of the Cable Car Classic Tuesday night at the Leavey Center.
The Panthers (5-4) could not overcome a 22-5 scoring deficit at the foul line and 27.3 percent shooting in the second half. UWM led by as many as eight points in the first half and still held a 62-61 lead following a Dylan Page hoop with 2:36 remaining.
The Broncos (8-5) grabbed a 63-62 lead with 2:13 remaining on a dunk by Jim Howell and pushed the lead to 65-62 on a Howell basket on a runout with 55 seconds remaining. Adrian Tigert scored with 43 seconds remaining to pull the Panthers within 65-64.
The uwmpanthers.com article continues at:
uwmpanthers.ocsn.com/sports/m-baskbl/recaps/122903aaa.html
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Men's Basketball
SCU survives wild ending
By Laurence Miedema
Mercury News
Posted on Mon, Dec. 29, 2003
Santa Clara guard Doron Perkins didn't have a difficult time separating his offense from his defense Monday in the 37th Annual Cable Car Classic.
Perkins missed all six of his field-goal attempts, but he had three steals and blocked two shots in the final 16.7 seconds to help the Broncos beat Wisconsin-Milwaukee 66-64 at the Leavey Center.
Santa Clara (8-5) advances to the Cable Car Classic championship game today against BYU, which beat Idaho State. The Broncos have won the past two title games and three of the past four years.
Laurence Miedema's article continues at:
www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/sports/colleges/santa_clara/7596099.htm
The San Jose Mercury News
Howell Bout That
Jim Howell hit three crucial shots late to rally the Broncos past UW-Milwaukee.
Dec 29, 2003
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Jim Howell broke a Santa Clara drought with three consecutive baskets to lift the Broncos to a 66-64 victory over UW-Milwaukee in the opening game of the Cable Car Classic Monday night.
Santa Clara will play the winner of the Brigham Young versus Idaho State game in Tuesday championship tilt at 8 p.m. at the Leavey Center. UW-Milwaukee will play the loser in the consolation game at 6 p.m.
The Broncos have now advanced to five-straight Cable Car Classic championship games and will be looking to equal its longest streak of championships in its own tournament at three with a win in Tuesday's title game.
The santaclarabroncos.com article continues at:
santaclarabroncos.ocsn.com/sports/m-baskbl/recaps/122903aaa.html
Santa Clara Men's Basketball
www.jsonline.com/sports/coll/dec03/196257.asp
UWM falters late
Howell lifts Broncos with three big hoops
Associated Press
Posted: Dec. 30, 2003
Santa Clara, Calif. - Jim Howell broke a Santa Clara drought with three consecutive baskets to lift the Broncos to a 66-64 victory over UW-Milwaukee in the opening game of the Cable Car Classic Monday night.
Howell scored his final basket on a dunk with 57 seconds left to make it 65-62.
Adrian Tigert made a reverse layup for UWM with 43 seconds remaining, and the Panthers had possession after a time-out with 16.7 seconds left. But after a shot by Ed McCants was blocked, Santa Clara (8-5) rebounded and Doron Perkins made one of two free throws with 6.8 seconds left to account for the final score.
The Associated Press/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel coverage continues at:
www.jsonline.com/sports/coll/dec03/196251.asp
From the Dec. 30, 2003 editions of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Santa Clara Downs UWM, 66-64
McCants scores 20 but Panthers fall
Dec. 29, 2003
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Kyle Bailey scored 18 points and J.R. Patrick added 11 as Santa Clara claimed an exciting 66-64 win over the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the first game of the Cable Car Classic Tuesday night at the Leavey Center.
The Panthers (5-4) could not overcome a 22-5 scoring deficit at the foul line and 27.3 percent shooting in the second half. UWM led by as many as eight points in the first half and still held a 62-61 lead following a Dylan Page hoop with 2:36 remaining.
The Broncos (8-5) grabbed a 63-62 lead with 2:13 remaining on a dunk by Jim Howell and pushed the lead to 65-62 on a Howell basket on a runout with 55 seconds remaining. Adrian Tigert scored with 43 seconds remaining to pull the Panthers within 65-64.
The uwmpanthers.com article continues at:
uwmpanthers.ocsn.com/sports/m-baskbl/recaps/122903aaa.html
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee Men's Basketball
SCU survives wild ending
By Laurence Miedema
Mercury News
Posted on Mon, Dec. 29, 2003
Santa Clara guard Doron Perkins didn't have a difficult time separating his offense from his defense Monday in the 37th Annual Cable Car Classic.
Perkins missed all six of his field-goal attempts, but he had three steals and blocked two shots in the final 16.7 seconds to help the Broncos beat Wisconsin-Milwaukee 66-64 at the Leavey Center.
Santa Clara (8-5) advances to the Cable Car Classic championship game today against BYU, which beat Idaho State. The Broncos have won the past two title games and three of the past four years.
Laurence Miedema's article continues at:
www.bayarea.com/mld/mercurynews/sports/colleges/santa_clara/7596099.htm
The San Jose Mercury News
Howell Bout That
Jim Howell hit three crucial shots late to rally the Broncos past UW-Milwaukee.
Dec 29, 2003
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Jim Howell broke a Santa Clara drought with three consecutive baskets to lift the Broncos to a 66-64 victory over UW-Milwaukee in the opening game of the Cable Car Classic Monday night.
Santa Clara will play the winner of the Brigham Young versus Idaho State game in Tuesday championship tilt at 8 p.m. at the Leavey Center. UW-Milwaukee will play the loser in the consolation game at 6 p.m.
The Broncos have now advanced to five-straight Cable Car Classic championship games and will be looking to equal its longest streak of championships in its own tournament at three with a win in Tuesday's title game.
The santaclarabroncos.com article continues at:
santaclarabroncos.ocsn.com/sports/m-baskbl/recaps/122903aaa.html
Santa Clara Men's Basketball
