STANFORD, Calif. – Courtney Ramey had 14 points while hitting 4 of 7 3-pointers to help the Arizona Wildcats take a 44-41 halftime lead over Stanford on Saturday at Maples Pavilion.
In an offensively charged first half, the Wildcats shot 54.8% from the field but allowed the Cardinal to hit 60.7%. Both teams hit at least half of their 3-pointers, too: UA was 8 of 16 while Stanford hit 6 of 10.
Stanford held the edge inside overall, outscoring UA 22-14 in the paint and outrebounding the Wildcats 14-12 in the first half. People are also reading… But the Wildcats used defense to climb ahead in the final minutes of the half. Specifically the defense of Pelle Larsson. Stanford jumped out to a 10-5 lead after getting 3s from Harrison Ingram and Raynaud, through Ramey fired in three 3s over the first eight minutes to help the Wildcats keep pace.
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