Georgia head coach Tom Crean secured his 400th career victory with Georgia's upset of No. In the last two contests, Abdur-Rahim has scored more points and connected on more field goals and 3-pointers than he did in his 14 career outings prior to that as outlined below. Equally impressive as the totals was the efficiency in which he scored. Abdur-Rahim exploded for a career-high 20 points against Wofford and followed that with a 15-point showing versus No. Speaking of two games, it appears the Jabri who was ranked as one of the nation's top-40 prospects in the Class of 2020 has re-emerged in Georgia's last two outings. He suffered a foot injury during his senior season at Blair Academy and only played in two games. It's probably glossed over too much that this fall is the first time Jabri Abdur-Rahim has played extended minutes in nearly two years. Following a Wright free throw, the Tigers' midcourt attempt to force overtime found the rim but was off the mark. Memphis pulled within two with seven seconds left. Oquendo followed that with a steal and breakaway dunk with 1:34 left that put Georgia up 80-77. The Bulldogs trailed for 16:42 of the second half but surged ahead on shot clock-beating 3-pointer from Abdur-Rahim with 1:56 remaining. Neither team led by more than seven points at any point in the game and the score was separated by three possessions only three times – and that for a combined 59 seconds. Every time we needed something, our fans carried us." They were great all game, but the last eight minutes, they carried us. Our fans – our students and our Georgia fans – were so good. I really appreciate getting to hug my wife and daughter and then my son after the game. "It was a real honor to beat such a good team at home and have it be the way it is with that kind of force and energy from our fans," Crean said. The victory was the 400th career win for Georgia head Tom Crean. Jabri Abdur-Rahim scored 15 points, including a key 3-pointer that gave the Bulldogs the lead for good, while Bralen Bridges and Jailyn Ingram added 10 points each. Oquendo exploded for 24 points, while Wright added 17, as well as career-best tallies of six rebounds and 38 minutes. 18 Memphis, 82-79, last Wednesday at a raucous Stegeman Coliseum. Career-high scoring outputs from Kario Oquendo and Christian Wright led a quartet of Bulldogs in double figures as Georgia upset No.
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