Washington stays on top in Pac-12, beats Colorado 95-83

SEATTLE (AP) — The next step for the young Washington Huskies is to figure out how to make the final minutes less dramatic.

At least for coach Lorenzo Romar, the Huskies are finding ways to still pull out victories even if it's meant blowing a late lead in the process.

Dejounte Murray also scored 17 points for Washington and Malik Dime had 10 points, six rebounds and seven blocked shots off the bench as the Huskies moved a half-game ahead of USC for the top spot in the conference.

The 47 first-half points by Washington matched its total for the entire game last season when the Huskies lost at home to Colorado.

Washington appeared to take a 14-point lead on Chriss' dunk with 2:27 left but it was waved off for being after the shot clock had expired.

Fortune had started four of five games in conference play.

The Huskies set a new school record with 15 blocked shots. ...