Connecticut (UConn) Huskies vs Syracuse Orangemen
Men's Basketball - Photographs (photos) of the game
A Basketball Photo Story
Gampel Pavilion March 6, 2005
Connecticut (UConn) shot 65 percent from the field in the second half to put
away Syracuse, 88-70, Saturday afternoon and earn a share of the Big East regular
season conference title before another sellout crowd of 10,000+ at the Harry A. Gampel
Pavilion in Storrs,CT. This was UConn’s fifth win in a row and ninth straight victory
in conference play. The Huskies’ record improves to 21-6, 13-3 in the Big East.
This was also a meeting of the 700 club. Both Head Coaches Jim Calhoun and Jim Boeheim
recently reached that lofty milestone of 700 wins. Both were presented with trophies by
Big East Commissioner Mike Tranghesethe.
The game itself was a terrific matchup of goliaths. Syracuse with it's premier players
of Hakim Warrick and Gerry McNamara were outmatched and outplayed by UConn's combination
of super deep quality big men and a championship guard - Marcus Williams. The entire team
turned up the defense in the second half to stifle any hope for Syracuse. Denham Brown (21),
Charlie Villanueva (14) and Marcus Williams (10) were high scorers for UConn. Rashad Anderson
UConn's leading scorer again did not suit up as he is still recovering from an infection.
The following photographs were shot from our seats - very far from the court! I hope they give you
some feel for the game.
All photos were shot using a Canon 1D MKII with a 300mm f2.8 IS lens.
Copyright 2005 Jerry Molaver
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