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SEATTLE -- Nevadas Marcus Marshall knew the clock was running down, knew he didnt have time to try and get around Washingtons Matisse Thybulle. The only option was flipping an off-balance runner toward the basket.He did it just in time.The guy sitting at the top of the building today knew that we were going to him down the stretch because we went to him for 4 1/2 minutes and we rode him, Nevada coach Eric Musselman said. Special players make special shots.Marshall hit the 15-foot runner with less than a second remaining to lift Nevada past Washington 87-85 on Sunday night, making a strong statement the Wolf Pack (8-2) want to be considered contenders when Mountain West Conference play begins.Marshalls shot capped a 32-point night by the senior and was the last of three huge shots he made over the final four minutes as the Wolf Pack picked up their second win this season over a Pac-12 school. Marshall was unable to shake Thybulle, but was able to slide the shot just over the rim with 0.2 seconds remaining.Honestly when I drove I felt some contact so I knew the clock was going down so I just put it up, Marshall said. Im capable of hitting that shot even with contact.Somehow, it was the shot that both coaches wanted. Musselman wanted his star with the ball in his hands. Washington coach Lorenzo Romar got his best defender to force a challenged look at the basket, with Marshall moving to his left and shooting with his right.On one hand, youd like to see Marshall in `Horse or any other game shoot a running right-hander going to his left and see how many times it would go in, Romar said.Marshall was 11-of-24 shooting, but 7 of 7 on free-throws. The Wolf Pack made 22 of 29 at the free-throw line, while Washington was just 11 of 14.Washington (4-5) rallied from an 11-point second-half deficit, pulling even at 85-85 on a pair of free throws from Markelle Fultz with 12 seconds left. Washingtons star freshman finished with 21 points, but appeared to tire in the second half after scoring 15 points in the first half, and twice in the final two minutes had shots blocked. The second block came on a 3-point attempt that could have given Washington the lead with less than a minute remaining.David Crisp also had 21 points, all coming in the second half, and his scoring surge midway through the half got Washington back into the game. Crisp had 12 points during a 3 1/2-minute span, but the Huskies never led in the second half.We just kept talking about, `Were not letting (Fultz) beat us, Musselman said. If Crisp hits another shot, we go home, get on the airplane and thats how it is, but were not letting Fultz beat us under any circumstances.While Marshall was the star, Nevada got a huge contribution from D.J. Fenner off the bench. The Seattle native scored 16 of his 20 points in the second half, while Cameron Oliver added 18 points.We played tough, we played physical and we played confident, Musselman said. I think our guys came in to this building tonight expecting to win.BIG PICTURENevada: The Wolf Pack won their third straight after losing to Iona in the finals of the Great Alaska Shootout and continued their success in close games. Nevada has won five of its past six games decided by 10 points or less.Washington: The Huskies were dominated on the offensive boards again. Nevada had a 17-8 advantage, leading to 19 second-chance points, including 15 second-chance points in the first half.LOSING SKIDWashingtons four-game non-conference losing streak is the longest of Romars tenure. Perhaps most concerning for the Huskies, Romar acknowledged that effort has been an issue at times early in the season.Tonight our effort was better, though, Romar said. But at times, yes, effort is a question.UP NEXTNevada: The Wolf Pack will host UC Irvine on Wednesday.Washington: The Huskies will host Western Michigan next Sunday.Discount Fake Shoes .Y. -- Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo had little trouble picking up his first shutout of the season against a Buffalo Sabres team thats having trouble scoring goals. Cheap Fake Shoes . Irving scored 23 points, Tristan Thompson had 20 points and 10 rebounds and the Cavaliers beat the Denver Nuggets 117-109 on Friday night. https://www.fakeshoes.net/ . PAUL, Minn. Replica Shoes . Luis Suarezs double powered Liverpool to a 4-0 victory over Fulham, and Southampton easily overcame Hull 4-1 to continue the south coast clubs impressive start to the season. Liverpool and Southampton sent Chelsea down to fourth place as the west London club was held to 2-2 at home. Wholesake Fake Nike Air Force 1 . Jay Feely kicked a 41-yard field goal in overtime, and the Cardinals edged the Tennessee Titans 37-34 in overtime after blowing a 17-point lead late in the fourth quarter.DEL MAR, Calif. -- A filly broke down badly during a workout, and her rider was transported to a hospital during training Saturday morning at Del Mar, just hours before Del Mar will present the biggest race of the summer, the $1 million Pacific Classic, featuring Beholder, California Chrome, and Dortmund.Shortly after the first renovation break at 7:45 a.m., the 3-year-old filly Alicanto, trained by Eddie Truman, broke down just past the finish line while working six furlongs from the five-furlong pole. She was euthanized, bringing to 14 the number of horses euthanized due to injuries sustained while either racing or training here this summer. There were nine deaths last summer.Her exercise rider, Manny Rotella, 65, was thrown to the grounnd and did not move until being placed on a backboard by paramedics, who arrived quickly and transported him to Scripps La Jolla Hospital.dddddddddddd According to Truman, Rotella was complaining of pain in a wrist.Alicanto raced once, last year at Del Mar. This was her sixth workout here this summer.Truman was watching the workout from the stands and let out a shriek when the accident happened. He quickly hustled down to the track to assist those who arrived to help Rotella and Alicanto.Training was halted when the incident happened. It reopened after a 30-minute delay.-- additional reporting by Steve Andersen ' ' '