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End of Game

Second Half

• (0:00) Game Over. Washington State beats Winthrop 71-40
• (0:16) 40-71 WINTHROP Chris Gaynor made Three Point Jumper.
• (1:03) 37-71 WASH ST Nikola Koprivica made 2 of 2 Free Throws.
• (2:02) 37-69 WASH ST Caleb Forrest made Two Point Jumper. Assist Nikola Koprivica.
• (2:10) 37-67 WASH ST Washington State 30 Second Timeout.
• (2:52) 37-67 WINTHROP Chris Gaynor made Three Point Jumper.
• (3:38) 34-65 WINTHROP Winthrop 30 Second Timeout.
• (3:41) 34-65 WASH ST Aron Baynes made Two Point Jumper. Assist Daven Harmeling.
• (4:16) 34-63 WASH ST Aron Baynes made Free Throw.
• (4:16) 34-62 WASH ST Aron Baynes made Two Point Jumper and is fouled.
• (4:40) 34-59 WASH ST Robbie Cowgill made two Free Throws.
• (6:15) 34-58 WASH ST Robbie Cowgill made Two Point Jumper. Assist Derrick Low.
• (6:48) 34-56 WASH ST Robbie Cowgill made Two Point Layup.
• (7:21) 34-54 WINTHROP Charles Corbin made Free Throw.
• (7:35) 33-54 WINTHROP 30 Second Timeout. (This is turning into a blowout!)
• (7:39) 33-54 WASH ST Aron Baynes made Two Point Layup.
• (8:17) 33-52 WASH ST Kyle Weaver made Two Point Layup. Assist Taylor Rochestie.
• (9:16) 33-50 WASH ST Derrick Low made Three Point Jumper. Assist Taylor Rochestie.
• (10:36) 33-47 WASH ST Taylor Rochestie made Two Point Layup.
• (11:45) 33-45 WASH ST Robbie Cowgill made Two Point Dunk alley oop. Assist Taylor Rochestie.
• (12:20) 33-43 WASH ST Derrick Low made Three Point Jumper. Assist Taylor Rochestie.
• (12:25) 33-40 WASH ST 30 Second Timeout.
• (12:41) 33-40 WINTHROP Michael Jenkins made Two Point Jumper.
• (13:02) 31-40 WASH ST Derrick Low made Two Point Jumper.
• (13:20) 31-38 WINTHROP Taj McCullough made Two Point Dunk on the break.
• (14:52) 29-38 WASH ST Caleb Forrest made Two Point Layup.
• (15:52) 29-36 WASH ST Foul on Robbie Cowgill. TV TIMEOUT.
• (16:04) 29-36 WINTHROP Foul on Mantoris Robinson (bailed out on a jump shot).
• (17:06) 29-36 WINTHROP 30 Second Timeout.
• (17:11) 29-36 WASH ST Derrick Low made Three Point Jumper. Assist Robbie Cowgill.
• (19:06) 29-33 WASH ST Robbie Cowgill made Two Point Jumper. Assist Derrick Low.
• (19:35) 29-31 WASH ST Aron Baynes made Two Point Layup. Assist Derrick Low.

• Halftime

First Half

• (0:00) Both teams miss jump shots and we reach the end of the first half, tied at 29
• (0:59) Winthrop Timeout
• (1:19) Washington St. Robbie Cowgill made Slam Dunk, Assist Taylor Rochestie
• (2:52) Winthrop Justin Burton missed Jump Shot
• (3:39) TV Timeout
• (3:42) Washington St. Taylor Rochestie made 3-pt. Jump Shot, Assist Derrick Low
• (3:57) Winthrop Taj McCullough made Jump Shot, Assist Justin Burton
• (4:19) Washington St. Kyle Weaver made 2 out of 2 Free Throws
• (4:46) Winthrop free throw made
• (5:01) TV Timeout
• (5:30) Washington St. Weaver with the 2 to tie it at 18
• (7:07) Winthrop Gaynor with a three point prayer goes in
• (7:48) Washington St. Gill with a layup
• (8:52) Washington St. Baynes with a dunk off a no look pass
• (9:12) Winthrop 2 points off the fast break
• (9:38) Winthrop gets the jumper to roll in
• (10:20) Washington St. Weaver hits the 2 pt jumper
• (11:03) Washington St. Baynes get the dunk
• (11:35) Timeout
• (11:55) Winthrop layup for 2
• (12:19) Score is tied at 8
• (12:55) Washington St. Powers home a dunk
• (13:15) Winthrop Eagles scores 2 on a putback
• (14:32) Winthrop Eagles McCullough for 2 inside good
• (14:55) Winthrop Eagles McCullough for 2 inside good
• Washington St. second free throw good
• (15:11)Washington St. Free throw good
• (15:30)Timeout: Washington State leads 4-2. Lots of missed shots.
• (17:01)Winthrop Eagles Shot clock violation
• Washington St. scores 2 more
• Washington St. scores 2
• (19:05):Winthrop Eagles McCullough scores for 2
• (20:00)Washington St. controls the tip

• Awaiting Tip-off...

Washington State Winthrop Bracket

• Washington State had a very successful season playing in the Pac-10 Conference, as they were one of six teams from that league to accept tournament bids. The Eagles are back for a second straight season in the tournament, and Notre Dame can certainly attest to Winthrop's ability to play at this level.

2008 East Region Bracket

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Washington State Winthrop Pre-Game Analysis

• The Cougars of Washington State are making their second straight tournament appearances, and sixth overall in school history. They finished tied for third in the Pac-10 Conference this season, including a sweep of the season series against fellow tournament teams USC and Oregon. They also defeated Gonzaga earlier this season, yet the Cougars have struggled against against the top two teams in their league, losing all four games against UCLA and Stanford, and then falling short a third time to Stanford in the conference tournament. Tony Bennett's team hopes they don't leave their hearts in Pullman, or their perimeter shooting. Four players averaged double figures in points per game for the season, led by outside scoring threat Derrick Low. Fellow guards Kyle Weaver and Taylor Rochestie can also light up the scoreboard from downtown, as the three-headed shooting trio were responsible for 159 of the team's 204 three-point field goals made this season. Winthrop gained notoriety in last year's tournament by knocking off Notre Dame for their first tournament victory in seven tries. They may not still be a household name nationally, but they are the 'Carrington family' of the Big South. Their league dynasty extended again this past season, not missing a beat when longtime coach Gregg Marshall left and was replaced by assistant Randy Peele. The Eagles have played through this season with heavy hearts following last May's passing of teammate DeAndre Adams in a car accident, and after finishing as runners-up in the Big South regular season standings, they had their way with regular season champion UNC Asheville in the championship game. The Eagles are led in scoring by Michael Jenkins (14.3 ppg) and Taj McCullough (11.5 ppg), but the Eagles like to win games with their defense, allowing an average of 58 points per game by their opponents.

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