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No. 17 WSU men defeat ASU, 59-47

February 22, 2008

By Communications staff, Washington State University

PULLMAN -Derrick Low scored 15 points and No. 17 Washington State relied on the Pac-10’s best defense to shut down Arizona State in a 59-47 victory Thursday night.

Aron Baynes and Taylor Rochestie both had 10 points and six rebounds for Washington State (21-5, 9-5), which won its fourth straight, the longest current streak in the conference. The Cougars swept the two-game series with Arizona State for the second straight season.

For the complete story, visit https://wsucougars.cstv.com/sports/m-baskbl/recaps/022108aaa.html.

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