SEATTLE -- David Crisp made all four of his 3-pointers down the stretch and scored 26 points to lead Washington to a 94-88 win over Long Beach State on Tuesday night.The Huskies (3-1) failed to connect on their first 13 3-pointers -- meanwhile the 49ers (1-5) made 10-of-17 from range -- but it was the 3-ball that sealed the victory for Washington, which sank its final eight. UW forced back-to-back turnovers with less than six minutes to play, and Matisse Thybulle followed each with a 3-pointer as the Huskies turned a two-point deficit into a 75-68 lead with 5:10 to play.It just wasnt falling, but in the first half, we were guarding, Washington coach Lorenzo Romar said. That allowed us to stay in the game. We talked to our team about it: The shots arent always going to go in.The second half, we did start making shots and I think we forgot about playing defense at that point. Our identity shifted all of a sudden, where we had an offensive mindset.Crisp made four from behind the arc en route to his career-high and Markelle Fultz added 21 points. The guards picked up the slack in the second half from Noah Dickerson, had 17 of his career-high 23 points in the first half and grabbed a team-high seven rebounds.Once he makes one 3, I think David, he can just go up from there, said Fultz, who also dished out six assists. Thats what he does. He makes big shots at big times.The Huskies didnt lead for the first 17 minutes but went on a 14-2 run -- eight from Dickerson -- near the end of the half to lead 36-32 at the break.Evan Payne led Long Beach State with 19 points and Noah Blackwell added 12, making 4 of 5 behind the arc.BIG PICTURELong Beach State: The 49ers can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Tuesdays game against Washington ended a stretch of contests against Wichita State, North Carolina, Louisville and UCLA. All resulted in losses, but Long Beach State played their best game of the stretch in the last game.Washington: Despite what the score against a 1-5 team might indicate, the Huskies played their most complete game of the season. If not for a team of hands that went collectively cold and vice versa for their opponents, the Huskies would have walked away with a decisive win over a team they battled closely in last seasons NIT. Instead, Washington relied on Dickersons best game since arriving on campus and a stellar defensive performance, forcing the 49ers to make shots with hands in their faces, which for the most part, they did.REMATCHTuesdays game featured a repeat of the first round of the NIT last season. The No. 3-seeded Huskies prevailed in a track meet, 107-102. Of the six players to score in double figures in last years meeting only the 49ers Justin Bibbins (17 points, four assists) remained for the rematch.Theyve played us very tough in the past, Romar said. 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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Usain Bolt is leaving and insists hes not coming back.How will track and field ever be the same?The departure of the sports most electric athlete from the Olympics certainly makes the Tokyo Games feel like a less enticing prospect.Thats hardly the only issue track and field faces as it tries to clean up its act and find some new headliners before 2020.A look at what the sport might look like -- needs to look like? -- four years from now.---SPRINT GAMESomebody will have to claim center stage in the marquee events, the mens sprints. The early candidate is 21-year-old Andre de Grasse of Canada. As a teen, he ran one of his first races wearing basketball shorts and borrowed shoes. He stood up in the blocks while others crouched. It launched his career and led him to signing a big contract with Puma -- the same company that sponsors Bolt.In his own small way, de Grasse may have helped nudge the narrative of Bolts story in Rio a bit off line. His pushing of Bolt in the 200-meter semifinal -- probably unnecessary and maybe even a bit reckless -- made for the only real race the Jamaican faced all week.Bolt conceded that push-to-the-finish semifinal played into his inability to break his 200-meter world record a night later in the final. A small victory for de Grasse, even if it was a loss for everyone else.I was just happy to be part of history with him, said the Canadian, who finished second in the 200 final, and third in the 100. If people are talking about him, theyre probably talking about me, that I was in the same race.---STARS AND STRIPESAllyson Felix is 30. She has nine Olympic medals. Six are gold, a record for women on the track. After a long, hard season that didnt go the way she planned, she said Tokyo is nowhere in her thoughts.London, she said, speaking of next years world championships. Thats next on the agenda. As far as the next four years, taking it year by year.When Felix goes, who can step in as the next great female American track star? Heres a nod toward 400-meter hurdler Sydney McLaughlin, who made her first Olympics at 17. McLaughlin is the junior world-record holder in the event who really wasnt thinking about the Olympics this year.She made it to the semifinals at the Olympics. Now, its back for the start of her senior year of high school in New Jersey.---CRIME, DOPING, CORRUPTIONOnce the action got going, a lot of this sports troubles receded to the background. Still, the absence of the Russians could not be ignored. 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For the sports sake, this storyline needs to shift well before Tokyo.---RELAY MATTERSThe 32 medals the U.S. grabbed pretty much hit the mark that Duffy Mahoney, the chief of sport performance for USA Track and Field, predicted if the Russians didnt show.The U.S. won gold in three relays. Not bad. Oh, but that fourth one. The mens 4x100 team flamed out again with an illegal pass of the baton. The U.S. is medal-less in that event for the past three Olympics, hasnt won gold since 2000, and it cant all be blamed on the pressures of racing Bolt.There have been so many studies and working groups and practice plans for this team, and none of them really work.One suggestion: Find runners who want to make relays their top priority. Take a look at the program in Japan, which captured a silver medal Friday night.---A MODEST PROPOSALThe final scene of Bolt in action on the track came in the wee hours of Saturday morning. He was throwing a javelin. Think of the possibilities.Yes, he says his Olympic career is over, but also concedes his coach, Glen Mills, has told him not to rush into retirement.In the past, Bolt has talked about trying the long jump. More realistic -- how about a return to the 400 meters that was once tabbed as his second race, after the 200?He hates the training, but you could see a little gleam in his eyes after South Africas Wayde van Niekerk broke Michael Johnsons 17-year-old world record and set the mark at 43.03. Only two guys really ever had a chance to break that, Bolt said: van Niekerk, of course, and himself.Bolt turned 30 on Sunday. Hes got four or five decades of retired life ahead.What to do?I dont know, I dont know, he said. You just stressed me out. ' ' '