Washington Vs. Arizona: Tony Wroten And Huskies Down Wildcats, 69-67

Washington beat Arizona 69-67 in a fiercely contested Pac-12 conference matchup on Saturday evening at the McKale Center in Tucson.

ESPN's nationally-televised game came down to the final seconds, with the Huskies holding off a late Arizona run. Huskies freshman Tony Wroten made a game-winning block in the game's final seconds to secure a Washington victory. The Huskies led by nine points with 2:35 left in the game, but Arizona slowly chipped away at the lead, eventually tying the game at 67-67 after a Solomon Hill three-pointer.

Washington inbounded the ball after Hill's basket and drew a blocking foul from Wildcats freshman Josiah Turner — sending C.J. Wilcox to the free-throw line. After Wilcox's made free-throws, Arizona's Josiah Turner's layup was blocked by Wroten at the :02 mark, preventing the game from going into overtime.

The Wildcats' offense benefited from its 21-for-29 performance at the free-throw line, and also the play of Hill. The junior forward tallied 28 points and 11 rebounds in the losing effort. Washington had four players in double-figures, led by Wroten's 17 points.

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Washington Vs. Arizona Score: Wildcats Lead Huskies 32-29 After First Half

Arizona ended the first half on a 9-2 run, giving them a 32-29 first half lead over the Washington Huskies. The two Pac-12 powerhouses are battling for conference supremacy in Saturday's game at the McKale Center in Tucson, Arizona.

The Huskies took control of the game early on, scoring 14 points in five minutes. After the first TV timeout, Arizona scored ten unanswered points in about three minutes, putting them up 17-14 at the 10:44 mark.

Wildcats forward Solomon Hill leads all scorers with nine points, he also has five rebounds. Washington is getting its offensive production from Aziz N'DIaye who has eight points and three rebounds.

This game has been sloppy so far, with a combined 18 turnovers between the two teams. Terrence Ross needs to step it up for the Huskies if he plans on leading his team to a victory. He only has three points on 1-for-5 shooting through the first half.

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Washington Vs. Arizona: Game Time, TV Schedule And More

The Washington Huskies will visit the Arizona Wildcats on Saturday in Pac-12 action. The game will be televised on ESPN and will also be the site of College Gameday.