Motiejus Krivas delivered the best scoring night of his Arizona career on November 5, posting 30 points in the Arizona Wildcats' 104-84 home win over the Cal Poly Mustangs.
Krivas did most of his damage inside and at the foul line, going 10 of 13 on two-pointers and 10 of 12 from the free-throw line. He also added eight rebounds, one assist, one steal and two blocks in 23 minutes. The performance came with three turnovers and three fouls, but the overall production was enough to headline a comfortable Arizona victory.
Career night in a comfortable win
The Wildcats led 59-41 at halftime and kept Cal Poly at arm's length the rest of the way in the 104-84 result. For Arizona, the margin made it a game where the lead scorer could also get extended minutes and find a rhythm. Krivas took advantage, setting a career scoring high while giving the Wildcats a strong inside presence.
Beyond the point total, the stat line showed a well-rounded outing. Krivas scored efficiently, protected the rim with two blocks and helped on the glass with eight rebounds. For Arizona, that combination matters because it gives the team a dependable interior option who can contribute in more than one way.
The result also added another early-season data point for Arizona as it continued its schedule. But the main story from this one was simple: Krivas produced a career-best scoring performance, and the Wildcats backed it up with a 20-point win.
