Matt Bouldin's career high 26 points proved to be the difference in Gonzaga's two-point triumph on New Year's Eve Monday night against a good 8-4 Utah team. Bouldin caught fire in the second half, scoring 20 points, and ended his career night shooting 8 of 11 and 6-of-8 from 3-point range. Gonzaga, now 10-4 after dropping two straight games, got a valid effort from power forward Josh Heytvelt, who finished with 16 points (14 of those where in the first half).
Gonzaga, up 26-25 at half, scored the first 10 points in the second half, along with a 12-3 run to go up 50-38 with seven minutes left. It seemed as though every Utah push was silenced by a Bouldin stroke from behind the arc.
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