BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -- Lamond Murray, held scoreless while
Arizona State took a 20-point lead over the opening 10 minutes,
finished with 19 points and No. 18 California recovered to hammer
the Sun Devils 95-78 Thursday night.
	Cal (16-4, 8-2 Pac-10), which got 25 points from Monty Buckley,
won its sixth straight and avenged an earlier 63-60 loss at Arizona
State (11-8, 6-4).
	Murray, who also had 15 rebounds, has scored at least 10 points
in a school-record 42 straight games.
	After erasing an early 34-14 deficit to trail just 50-46 at
halftime, the Golden Bears scored the first eight points of the
second half to take a 54-50 lead and never trailed again.
	Cal took its first 10-point lead, 70-60, on Murray's lay-in with
11:16 left. It was up to 84-67 after two free throws by Murray with
5:37 to go, and then ballooned to 92-71 on a 3-pointer by Anwar
McQueen with 3:03 remaining.
	The Sun Devils hit 11 of their first 14 shots to take a 32-12
lead midway through the first half. Stevin Smith hit three
3-pointers and scored 11 points to lead the early charge.
	After two free throws by Ron Riley put Arizona State up 34-14,
Cal mounted an insatiable mission to get even by halftime.
	A quick run of six straight points -- four by McQueen -- cut the
lead to 34-20. But the Sun Devils eventually pushed it back to
43-27 following a 3-pointer by Riley with 5:50 left in the half.
	Then the Bears went on a rampage, scoring 16 straight points
over the next 3:20 to finally pull even at 43 on a 3-pointer by
Buckley.
	After Riley slammed home an alley-oop to break ASU's cold spell,
Akili Jones lofted in a 3-pointer for a 46-45 lead, Cal's first
since going up 3-0 on Jason Kidd's game-opening trey.
	The Sun Devils scored the last five points of the half to go up
50-46.
	Cal guard Randy Duck left the game with a broken left wrist when
he flopped over and crash-landed into a cameraman while trying to
defend Isaac Burton's fast-break layup.