Utah men’s basketball coachRay Giacoletti couldn’t havedrawn it up as well as it wentat the Huntsman Center Mondaynight.The Utes set several schoolrecords for field goal percentagein their 63-51 defeat ofAir Force. They made 24 fieldgoals out of 30 attempts, goodfor an 80 percent clip. TheNCAA record is 83 percent,set by Maryland in a 1971 clashwith South Carolina.While the Utes shot 81.3 percentin the first half, they stillonly led by two at the break.”I didn’t know what to tellthem at half-time. We were13-16 offensively. What are yougoing to tell them, shoot 16-16?” Giacoletti said after thegame.The Utes shot 78.6 percentin the second half on only 14field goal attempts. They endedup tying a school record forfewest field goal attempts in agame with 30.The U went into Mondaynight’s game ranked third inthe NCAA with a 52.2 percentfield goal percentage. A largereason for their high rate ofsuccess is Andrew Bogut,whose 63.3 percent clip is 10thin the nation. He did little tohurt his ranking after an 11-for-12 night on Monday.Air Force had nobody tostop Bogut from getting tothe basket, starting no playerstaller than 6 feet 8 inches, andsuiting up only one weighingmore than 220 lbs. While theFalcons constantly double- andtriple-teamed the sophomorecenter, the U ran an efficientoffensive game, knocking AirForce out of their defensiverhythm.The Falcons took 14 morefield goal attempts and shot14 more threes, but it was notenough to stop the accurateattack of the [email protected]