Portland makes a West Coast Conference Tournament-record 19 3-pointers to end the University of San Diego men's basketball season On Thursday night
The University of San Diego men’s basketball season ended under an avalanche of Portland Pilots 3-pointers Thursday evening in the first round of the West Coast Conference tournament at Orleans Arena in Las Vegas.
All five Portland starters scored in double figures, led by guard Tyler Robertson’s 23 points with five made 3-pointers to go with 11 rebounds and six assists. What kind of night was it? Consider that with 8:10 remaining, the Pilots led 71-58 and had 16 made 3-pointers, just two shy of the WCC tournament record of 18.
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