For 32 minutes, Washington did everything it needed to do against Seattle University.
The Huskies led at halftime and then outscored Seattle 17-4 over the first 10 minutes of the second half en route to building a 20-point lead.
But then everything seemed to fall apart at once.
It was mental, seniors Matisse Thybulle and David Crisp said afterward. UW thought it had the game won so it stopped playing like it didn’t. Because of that, the Redhawks pulled within two points with just more than a minute remaining.
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