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Providence College
West Virginia *
2/9/2005 12:00:00 AM | Men's Basketball
Feb. 9, 2005
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) - Tyrone Sally scored 15 points and Jeff Parmer missed a last-second 3-pointer as West Virginia extended Providence's Big East winless streak 67-65 Wednesday night.
Sally broke a 58-all tie with eight straight points for a 66-58 lead with three minutes left.
But WVU (14-7, 4-6 Big East) turned the ball over three straight times.
Providence (10-13, 0-9) capitalized, hitting a 3-pointer and feeding a dominating Ryan Gomes inside twice to pull within one, 66-65. Gomes finished the game with a career-high 33 points and 16 field goals made. The 16 field goals made is a high this season in the league. Gomes also went over 1,000 points in BIG EAST action for his career.
Big East leading 3-point shooter Donnie McGrath then missed a wide open look from the top of the key, and D'or Fischer blocked Gomes' shot with 16 seconds left.
The Mountaineers have won two straight Big East games for the first time this year.
Providence, conversely, has lost its last 12 Big East games and is off to the worst conference start in school history.
Kevin Pittsnogle, in his just third start of the year, scored 13 points for West Virginia. Frank Young added a career-high 11.