Uche Ofoegbu scored a career high 21 points last Thursday night at Santa Clara.
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1/28/2016 7:01:00 AM | Men's Basketball
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USF begins its second go around in the West Coast Conference tonight when the Dons face the Portland Pilots at the Chiles Center beginning at 7:00 p.m. The game will be televised on Comcast Sports Northwest but will be available in the Bay Area market on TheW.tv.
The Dons bring a 10-9 overall mark and a 4-5 record into tonight's game with the Pilots, which stand 9-13 overall and 3-6 in the WCC. The first game between the two teams was a wild affair, as USF rallied from a 15-point deficit midway thought the second half to pull out a 107-95 victory on the Hilltop.
As the Dons reach the 20-game mark of the season tonight, longtime USF play-by-play announcer Pat Olson sat down with first year assistant coach Sundance Wicks to preview this week's games and gives his assessment of the team as it prepares for the crucial stretch drive of the season. Wicks addresses the ups and downs of the team over the first 19 games of the season, the play of Uche Ofoegbu and Ronnie Boyce and what the team needs to do better over the last 10 regular season games of the year to secure an upper echelon finish in the WCC.Â
USF begins its second go around in the West Coast Conference tonight when the Dons face the Portland Pilots at the Chiles Center beginning at 7:00 p.m. The game will be televised on Comcast Sports Northwest but will be available in the Bay Area market on TheW.tv.
The Dons bring a 10-9 overall mark and a 4-5 record into tonight's game with the Pilots, which stand 9-13 overall and 3-6 in the WCC. The first game between the two teams was a wild affair, as USF rallied from a 15-point deficit midway thought the second half to pull out a 107-95 victory on the Hilltop.
As the Dons reach the 20-game mark of the season tonight, longtime USF play-by-play announcer Pat Olson sat down with first year assistant coach Sundance Wicks to preview this week's games and gives his assessment of the team as it prepares for the crucial stretch drive of the season. Wicks addresses the ups and downs of the team over the first 19 games of the season, the play of Uche Ofoegbu and Ronnie Boyce and what the team needs to do better over the last 10 regular season games of the year to secure an upper echelon finish in the WCC.Â
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