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Nate Bittle's free throws cap Oregon's comeback to beat USC
- On Saturday at the Galen Center, Oregon rallied in the final 59 seconds to beat USC 71-70 after a 7-0 run, with Nate Bittle sinking two free throws and Dezdrick Lindsay stealing the ball to seal the win.
- USC entered the game in a must-win posture to protect its NCAA tournament hopes, having lost 11 of 12 games and with Chad Baker-Mazara questionable due to a knee strain.
- Drew Carter, Oregon, made a 3-pointer with 50.6 seconds left to cut USC's lead to 70-69, following Evans's inside score and foul with 59 seconds remaining.
- The loss leaves USC facing a damaged tournament résumé, with Baker-Mazara's late foul trouble and turnover impacting their chances, which 'aren't necessarily dead,' with four games remaining.
- This coming week Oregon faces Wisconsin on Feb. 25 and Northwestern on Feb. 28 after their upset win.
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USC men suffer critical loss to lowly Oregon
LOS ANGELES — Chad Baker-Mazara scored 21 points in his first game back from injury, but it wasn’t enough to get the USC men’s basketball team a critical win against Oregon on Saturday. The Ducks scored the final seven points as the Trojans lost 71-70 at the Galen Center, dramatically reducing their chances of making the NCAA Tournament. Ezra Ausar added 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Trojans (18-9, 7-9 Big Ten). Alijah Arenas chipped in 13 p…
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