STATS
NCAAB/Scores/Washington at Washington State
February 16, 2021 · 2020-21 · Regular season

01/Box score

18 players
Regular season
WASHINGTON · 8 players
PlayerPOSGSMINPTSREBORDRASTSTLBLKTOPFFG3PFT
Marcus TsohonisGuardGS38294223202113-203-30-0
Erik StevensonGuardGS3918716710027-161-63-4
Jamal BeyGuardGS347404210222-52-31-2
Nate RobertsForwardGS166211010141-20-04-6
Hameir WrightForwardGS342202222151-100-40-0
Cole BajemaGuard273303111001-51-30-0
Nate PryorGuard90110000000-20-10-2
Riley SornCenter30000000020-00-00-0
TEAM20065235181583625-60 · 41.7%7-20 · 35.0%8-14 · 57.1%
WASHINGTON STATE · 10 players
PlayerPOSGSMINPTSREBORDRASTSTLBLKTOPFFG3PFT
Dishon JacksonCenterGS2613202102244-70-05-5
Noah WilliamsGuardGS3812716700412-91-67-8
Efe AbogidiForwardGS259826012434-90-21-1
Ryan RappGuardGS285514300251-61-42-2
DJ RodmanForwardGS232321200111-50-10-0
Aljaz KuncForward3014615101015-52-22-2
Andrej JakimovskiForward166404200102-42-40-0
Myles WarrenGuard62000000001-30-20-0
TJ BambaGuard80101010320-10-00-0
Carlos RosarioForward00000000010-00-00-0
TEAM200633672916251720-49 · 40.8%6-21 · 28.6%17-18 · 94.4%

The box score is one row per player who recorded a line, so a player who did not leave the bench is absent rather than shown as a row of zeros. The TEAM line is the sum of the player rows, which is what the source publishes; it does not include team rebounds, so it can sit below the club’s official rebound total. Field goals attempted includes three-point attempts, so the two columns overlap by design. Season type comes from the box score, because no college basketball fixture in this database carries one of its own. Tip-off time is not shown: the stored hour follows two different conventions in the same column.