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			Huskies rally to beat Buffaloes in OT 
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			 [January 19, 2017] 
			Freshman sensation Markelle 
			Fultz turned in his finest performance yet as Washington stormed 
			back from a big deficit to beat Colorado 85-83 in overtime Wednesday 
			night at Alaska Airlines Arena in Seattle. 
 Fultz posted a career-high 37 points, eight assists, five rebounds, 
			three steals and three blocked shots for Washington (9-9, 2-4 
			Pac-12). David Crisp scored 14 points, including a big 3-pointer in 
			the waning moments.
 
 Xavier Johnson posted 24 points and 11 rebounds for Colorado (10-9, 
			0-6). Derrick White recorded 23 points and eight assists. Wesley 
			Gordon tallied 11 rebounds and five blocked shots.
 
 Colorado went up by 17 early in the second half. Washington 
			responded with a 7-0 run to cut the deficit to 10 on a 3-pointer by 
			Dominic Green. The Huskies got within nine on another 3-pointer by 
			Green and reduced the deficit to seven on a 3-pointer by Crisp.
 
 The Buffaloes briefly re-established a double-digit lead, but the 
			Huskies staged an 11-3 run to get within two on a layup by Matisse 
			Thybulle with just over five minutes remaining. Fultz put the 
			Huskies up by two in the final minute, but Johnson made a layup with 
			11 seconds remaining to force overtime at 67-67.
 
 Two free throws by Fultz put Washington ahead 80-79 with 45 seconds 
			left in the extra session. Colorado went up 81-80 on a basket by 
			Johnson, but the Huskies prevailed after Crisp made a 3-pointer with 
			29 seconds left.
 
			
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			Colorado Buffaloes guard Dominique Collier (15) dribbles past 
			Washington Huskies guard David Crisp (1) during the second half at 
			Alaska Airlines Arena at Hec Edmundson Pavilion. Colorado Buffaloes 
			forward Tory Miller (14) sets a screen at left. Mandatory Credit: 
			Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports 
             
			Washington trailed 18-17 following a dunk by Matthew Atewe midway 
			through the first half, but then Colorado opened up a big lead. The 
			Buffaloes went up by 10 on a layup by Tory Miller and carried a 
			39-24 advantage into the break after Fortune made a 3-pointer late 
			in the half. 
			
			 
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