SEATTLE — The Washington men’s basketball team targeted Saturday’s rematch against No. 6 Arizona as a chance to rekindle their flickering NCAA Tournament hopes. And for about 25 minutes, the Huskies kept pace with fleet-footed Wildcats. However, midway in the second half, Arizona shifted its high-octane offense into another gear that sparked a 19-1 run and Washington never recovered. The Huskies’ 95-72 defeat left the sold-out crowd of 9,268 at Alaska Airlines Arena groaning and tempered enthusiasm around a team that had won four of its previous five games before its latest setback. Washington…
