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Jaden Bradley, Brayden Burries Boost No. 2 Arizona Past Baylor
Arizona's Wildcats secured a critical 87-80 win with a 14-2 run after trailing by 10 points, extending their Big 12 lead with three games left, officials said.
- On Tuesday, No. 2 Arizona Wildcats beat Baylor 87-80 in Waco to take a two-game Big 12 lead with three games remaining, as Jaden Bradley scored 25 and Brayden Burries had 24.
- Arizona erased a 10-point deficit early in the second half with a 14-point run after Yessoufou opened with a 3-pointer on a pass from Williams.
- Both teams shot an identical 49.2% from the field, with Arizona making 30 of 61 shots and Baylor hitting 29 of 59 during a 13 1/2-minute stretch with 13 lead changes.
- Arizona's three-game streak arrives as four contenders sit at 11-4 in conference, with Tobe Awaka adding 10 points and 13 rebounds as Arizona improves to 26-2 overall and 13-2 in conference.
- With a short turnaround, Baylor's focus shifts to Saturday's road test at UCF, relying on Baylor guard Cameron Carr who scored 26 points Tuesday.
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Bradley, Burries and No. 2 Arizona outlast Baylor 87-80 to take 2-game Big 12 lead with 3 to play
Jaden Bradley scored 25 points, Brayden Burries had 24 and No. 2 Arizona outlasted Baylor 87-80. The win Tuesday night gave the Wildcats a two-game lead atop the Big 12 standings with three to play in the regular season.
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Bradley, Burries & No. 2 Arizona outlast Baylor 87-80 to take 2-game Big 12 lead
Jaden Bradley scored 25 points, Brayden Burries had 24 and No. 2 Arizona outlasted Baylor 87-80 on Tuesday night, giving the Wildcats a two-game lead in the Big 12 standings with three to play in the regular season.The Wildcats erased a 10-point deficit early in the second half, then had to withstand a back-and-forth finish. There was a 13 1/2-minute stretch in which the margin never was more than two points and the lead changed hands 13 times.T…
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