Gallery: UCLA men’s basketball falls to Stanford 107-99 in double-overtime loss
By Michael Zshornack
Jan. 5, 2018 12:27 p.m.
Senior center Ikenna Okwarabizie hooks his arm around Stanford forward Michael Humphrey.
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Freshman guard Jaylen Hands leaps through a Stanford player to the hoop.
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Stanford coach Jerod Haase cheer after an offensive foul is called on freshman guard Chris Smith.
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Senior center Thomas Welsh defends Humphrey by the rim. Welsh injured his nose during the first half of the game and returned with a face mask and new jersey after receiving stitches for the injury.
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Freshman guard Kris Wilkes yells as he dunks the ball. Wilkes had 18 points by the end of the night.
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Players dive for a loose ball.
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Junior guard Aaron Holiday was the top scorer of the game, finishing with 31 points.
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Stanford guard Daejon Davis grimaces in pain after taking a hard fall.
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UCLA coach Steve Alford argues with a referee over a foul call.
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Stanford guard Dorian Pickens scored 26 points, the most on his team. Pickens hit a 3-pointer in the final seconds of regulation to send the game into overtime.
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Holiday directs the UCLA players on the court before inbounding the ball.
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Hands tries to get by Davis to grab a rebound.
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Stanford forward Kezie Okpala dunks the ball with 32 seconds left in the first overtime to put the Cardinal up 93-91.
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The UCLA players crowd Holiday after he sank a buzzer beating three in the final seconds of the first overtime to tie the game.
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Wilkes emphatically cheers on his teammates after fouling out at the start of overtime.
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The UCLA bench goes wild after a layup by Holiday.
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Stanford's bench reacts to Pickens making three in the second overtime that put the Cardinal up 101-99. Pickens' 3-pointer gave Stanford a lead that it never gave up.
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Down eight points, Holiday misses a layup in the final seconds of the game, sealing the loss for the Bruins.
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Stanford assistant to the head coach Tom Orlich embraces Haase after the buzzer sounds and Stanford comes out with the win.
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