Basketball, a sport of two teams comprising five players in each team. The team tries to score points on one another by throwing a ball through a hoop (known as basket) under an organized rules. The team having more points at the end of the game wins. If the shot is of regular jump inside the arch, it is worth of two points. Three points are awarded if the jump shot is beyond the arch and one point for a free throw. Within the court the ball can be advanced by bouncing it or passing it between teammates. If the rest of their marquee games go this well, the Utah Utes should enjoy their best season in years. The Utes buried a season-high 12 three-pointers and raced past Oregon 95-81 at the Huntsman Center on Wednesday night to stretch their winning streak to five games -- the longest in nearly four years. It was the first of four non-conference home games against high-profile teams in the coming weeks. Four players scored in double-figures for the 5-1 Utes, including Tyler Kepkay with 23, Shaun Green with 21, and Luke Nevill with 18 and 10 rebounds. They embraced Oregon's up-tempo style and scored 54 points in the first half, then built the lead to 19 points in the second half before cruising home.