March Madness: UNLV loses to California for another early exit

Allen Crabbe clapped his hands toward the crowd roar. Richard Solomon nacata his hips and sank. Mayor Robert Thurman Reserve raised his fist lightly, just grateful for the chance to play again.

Haas Pavilion and HP Pavilion 50 miles to the only difference between the two characters, and the NCAA tournament proved monumental stage.

This is as close to the Berkeley campus, encouraged by a strong contingent of support, Crabbe had 19 points and nine rebounds, Thurman in math and 12 points from its 12-seeded fifth-seeded California 64-61 UNLV scored in the second round Thursday.

"I do not believe in the theory of Homefield because there are people who do not buy tickets to see that many of us do not watch basketball, they bought a ticket."

Sure were.

The Golden Bears (21-11) in the second half without a basket for more than 11 minutes Rebels Runnin '(25-10) was held. UNLV Cal zone defense with 40 minutes to the confusion that Montgomery was not used because of the long stretch from 1986 to 1977 I was in Montana recall.

This impressive nine-point lead protective pull off a draw. Kell his tournament win for the first time since late 2010 UNLV withstand the pressure.

This bear is again number 4 seed Syracuse in San Jose, will play the winner of Montana 81-34 on Saturday.

"It is in this area that I played this year," Crabbe, the Pac-12 - Conference Player of the Year said. "We took them to their rhythm."

Missed by a point in the final seconds before the rebels were accompanied by lots of free and cheap inbounds pass to seal the defeat.

Dejean-Bryce Jones scored 15 points and rookie Anthony Brampton, Ontario. Bennet NBA prospect, to volatiles from 15 UNLV, which Cal 76-75 show how to Berkeley on December 9 points, 10 rebounds, and shook the beginning of the end. Despite the higher seed selection, technology-rich Silicon Valley is located in the heart of Cal students, supporting the rebels.

Montreal Khem Birch five points, four rebounds and UNLV finished with four blocks.

The two parts are filled with fans all over the rebels, and the red and black faithful to the rest of the crowd was sprinkled around the blue and gold coated. Conditional Cal let his presence known, each with their feet roaring.

UNLV coach Dave Rice refused to specify the location as an excuse. However, another early exit from the tournament long enough to complain.

"We are very disappointed," he said.

Justin Cobbs added 13 points and five rebounds and 11 points and seven rebounds from Richard Solomon, as long Montgomery Heart and Hustle game type preached. The Rebels outscored 32 percent, 44 Cal.

The Bears started the second half as they first had - speed pressure, which vary in zone defense and swishing shots with ease by Cobbs to a 3 - pointer to 37-31 go.

Rebels than six consecutive Cobbs and Crabbe 45-37 Cal scored 8-0 with two guards on the jet traffic over the tray. Bennet was a 3 - pointer with the reply of the bank to a slap on the ass by Crabbe Crabbe, Cobbs ago after contaminated by the three free points.

Who was injured early in the first game - the rebels to bring back again with 5:16 remaining in the field after 16 runs: Mike Moser missed shots. 11:14 without a basket at the end of the drought, and perhaps even more impressive was that only Cal 52-46 covers.

"I feel very bad," said Bennett. "I want to go far in this tournament, everything was working for us.".

Thurman was on the top of a power of about UNLV after halftime. The largest are in their last five games, scoring 12 points in the second half of many field goals (five), the Rebels team (eight).

6 ft -10 finished ahead of all their members and Benet basket rule - at both ends for all but the last minute - NBA Draft Lottery estimates.

"I got really lucky and really good Justin Allen prevails because" Thurman from the floor, 6 June said. "And I had to be considered for older children."

Matthew Thurman was eventually adopted, not all errors in the UNLV game spread.

The bear broke and five three-point play that began when Bennett outmuscled for Crabbe for a layup with 14.4 seconds left for a 60-58 cushion cut, including the mid-point in the mortar.

Cobbs and Anthony Marshall UNLV 2 points each have a free period to cut the lead 62-61 before Marshall scored a couple. The rebels lost the ability to Cobbs and Crabbe close smell with 1.6 seconds left that the first precious seconds to win.

Crabbe made two shots, then desperation inbounds near midcourt Solomon intercepted a pass to the game forever sealed.

Cal's second seed, 12 Pac-12 - San Jose was the winning team. One day before the conference tournament champion Oregon Midwest second round match to fifth-seeded Oklahoma State 68-55 defeat.

"It shows that our conference is difficult," Cobbs said. "It is difficult, from top to bottom teams. Well just play. They took all the bad press, so it can not be true."