BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) -- Khalid Reeves scored 26 points and
No. 16 Arizona turned back a rally by 18th-ranked California
with a 22-0 run to pull away to a 96-77 victory Sunday.
  
   Joseph Blair and Damon Stoudamire each scored 20 points,
while Reggie Geary had 13 and Ray Owes 10 as each starter for
Arizona (19-4, 8-3 Pac-10) reached double figures to reverse the
Wildcats overtime loss to Cal earlier this season.

   California (16-5, 8-3), down to just seven scholarship
players because of season-ending injuries to three others, had a
six-game winning streak snapped.
  
   Lamond Murray's 28 points led the Golden Bears, while Monty
Buckley had 19 and Jason Kidd 18.
  
   Arizona went up 59-45 on a 3-pointer by Stoudamire before
Michael Stewart scored six straight points to ignite a 16-2
burst by Cal. Kidd capped the streak with a steal and driving
layup to tie the score 61-61 with 11:07 left.
  
   A layup by Murray brought Cal within 67-65 with 8:00
remaining but the Bears then failed to score for nearly six
minutes, allowing the Wildcats to go up 87-65 before Murray made
a layup with 2:15 left to end the drought.
  
   Reeves hit a 3-pointer to put Arizona up 74-65 and then Cal
coach Todd Bozeman was called for a technical by referee Charlie
Range with just under six minutes left. Bozeman was aggresively
complaining about Geary's trash talking when Range slapped him
with the technical. 

   Reeves made both free throws and Arizona got the ball and
scored again for a 77-65 lead and Cal never recovered.
  
   Arizona led 49-36 at halftime, closing the period with an
11-4 burst capped by a dunk by Owes that epitomized the Wildcats
inside domination.
  
   Blair scored 12 of his points in the first half, all coming
in close as Arizona outrebounded Cal 21-11.