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Saint Mary's (Calif.) defeats Loyola Marymount 52-47 in WCC

PARADISE, Nev. (AP) Logan Johnson had 25 points as Saint Mary's narrowly beat Loyola Marymount 52-47 in the quarterfinals of the West Coast Conference tournament on Saturday night.

Tommy Kuhse had 12 points for Saint Mary's (14-8).

Eli Scott had 18 points for the Lions (13-9). Mattias Markusson added 14 points.

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Leaders
Points: E. Scott18.0
Rebounds: E. Scott8.2
Assists: E. Scott3.6
FG%: E. Scott49.5%
FT%: M. Markusson76.1%
3P%: J. Quintana42.9%
Steals: J. Quintana1.2
Blocks: M. Markusson0.8
AP Rankings
Rank School Rec
1 Gonzaga31-1
2 Illinois24-7
3 Baylor28-2
4 Michigan23-5
5 Alabama26-7
6 Houston28-4
7 Ohio State21-10
8 Iowa22-9
9 Texas19-8
10 Arkansas25-7
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Coaches Rankings
Rank School Rec
1 Baylor28-2
2 Gonzaga31-1
3 Houston28-4
4 Michigan23-5
5 Alabama26-7
6 Arkansas25-7
7 UCLA22-10
8 Illinois24-7
9 USC25-8
10 Florida State18-7
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West Coast Standings
 ConferenceOverall
  W-L W-L
1 Gonzaga 15-0 31-1
23 BYU 10-3 20-7
Loyola Marymount 7-5 13-9
Pepperdine 7-6 15-12
Pacific 6-7 9-9
Santa Clara 4-5 12-8
Saint Mary's 4-6 14-10
San Francisco 4-9 11-14
San Diego 2-7 3-11
Portland 0-11 6-15
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Offense (Rank)
Points: 69.5 (226)
Rebounds: 10.0 (158)
Assists: 12.7 (214)
FG%: 45.8% (80)
FT%: 72.6% (112)
3P%: 33.8% (172)
Defense (Rank)
Points: 68.0 (107)
Rebounds: 25.1 (197)
Assists: 13.0 (186)
FG%: 44.5% (223)
FT%: 71.8% (227)
3P%: 34.5% (235)
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