Huskies Too Much for Lions

Brandon Roy scored 19 points and Ryan Appleby had 18, all on three-point shooting, leading No. 25 Washington to a 112-65 victory over Loyola Marymount on Friday at Seattle.

Washington (6-0) took advantage of 22 turnovers by the Lions and scored a school-record 65 first-half points on the way to its 28th straight home win at Bank of America Arena. The longest home winning streak in the nation will get a stern test in the Huskies’ next game, against eighth-ranked Gonzaga on Dec. 4.

Wes Wardrop scored 13 points to lead Loyola Marymount (1-2), which withered under Washington’s relentless, full-court defense. The press forced Loyola Marymount into a series of bad passes, lost dribbles and baffled looks -- and 28 turnovers in all.

Matthew Knight, who scored 40 points over his first two games, finished with eight for Loyola Marymount.

Northeastern 102, Cal State Northridge 81 -- Bobby Kelly scored a career-high 23 points to lead five Northeastern players in double figures in the opening round of the Golden Bear Classic at Berkeley.

Mike Efevberha scored 23 points for Northridge (2-1), becoming the first player in school history to begin his career with three straight 20-point games.

Since moving to Division I in 1990-91, the Matadors have never started a season 3-0.

Jose Juan Barea had 19 points, nine assists and four rebounds for the Huskies. Shawn James had 14 points and three blocked shots, tying Reggie Lewis as the school’s career leader in blocks.

North Carolina 83, UC Santa Barbara 66 -- David Noel scored six of his 14 points during the decisive run at Chapel Hill, N.C., to help the Tar Heels remain unbeaten.

Alex Harris had 13 points to lead the Gauchos (2-1), and teammate Joe See scored 11.