Tigers Power Past UCSD

Updated 9:36 AM PST, Thu, Nov 20, 2008

TWITTER FACEBOOK

Anthony Brown scored a game-high 19 points to lead Pacific to a 66-58 victory over UC San Diego.

STOCKTON, Calif. -- Anthony Brown scored a game-high 19 points to lead Pacific to a 66-58 victory over UC San Diego.
 
Jordan Lawley led San Diego with 14 points. Kelvin Kim made all four of his 3-point attempts to score 12 for the Tritons while teammate Shane Poppen added 10. Lawley's drive to the basket brought San Diego within 54-49 with four minutes to play. But the Tritons didn't get any closer.

Sam Willard had 12 points and 10 rebounds for the Tigers, who won their home opener for the sixth consecutive season. Willard had six points in a 10-2 Pacific run midway through the second half that gave the Tigers their biggest lead at 49-34. Joe Ford scored 10 points for Pacific, which never trailed in the game.

First Published: Nov 20, 2008 9:33 AM PST

TWITTER FACEBOOK

  • 0% furious 0
  • 0% sad 0
  • 0% bored 0
  • 0% thrilled 0
  • 0% intrigued 0
  • 0% laughing 0
processing
          No comments have been posted yet.

          You have 2000 characters left

          processing
          So My City

          You are posting in (change)

          550/550 characters

          (jpg, pngs, or gifs allowed)

          (jpg, pngs, or gifs allowed)
          *Tip: You can also post moments via email or Twitter.

          processing

          View Your Moment in

          Posted by | 1 second ago

          Don't Miss

          politics

          5 hours ago

          Opinion Divided Along Party Lines

          Local congress members were split on the plan that moved reform closer to reality.

          Read It

          local_beat

          6 hours ago

          Close Call for Homes Near SDSU

          A brush fire on SDSU property is being investigated as arson. It broke out Saturday night at Adobe Falls Road in Del Cerro.

          politics

          2 hours ago

          Obama's Littlest Constituents

          Being president isn't child's play, but Barack Obama has made time for kids throughout his political career.

          Loading...
          Birthdate:
          You must be at least 13 to sign up.
          Gender:
          invalid

          By clicking the button below, I accept the terms of use and privacy policy

          Already Signed Up? Login Below.

          processing
          Here's what we're posting:

          *Only used for verification. We do not store your password.
          processing