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PAC-12 has been fun this year.
Three top-10, arguably top-5 teams...
Arizona got slaughtered at Oregon, but now the PAC-12 has three top-10 teams.
PAC-12 has been fun this year.
Three top-10, arguably top-5 teams...
For my money, I think Arizona, UCLA and Oregon are 3 of the top6 teams in the country. Half of their losses are to each other, and all of them did well in NonConference. Shame Arizona didn't have Trier all season. They'd probably be #1 in the country.
Not sure how USC got into the big dance with that resume. Yes winning at home against SMU and UCLA are really good wins, but nothing else stands out on their schedule. 10-8 in the PAC-12 is not that impressive either considering outside of the big 3, the rest of the teams are average and they finished 9-8 in their last 17 games.
Agreed. Outside of Arizona/Oregon/UCLA, teams like USC, Cal, Utah, Stanford all crapped the bed. At least three of them should have been tournament teams.
At one point this season Pac12 had 5 top25.
But everyone 4-7 struggled down the stretch. Nobody could win a game on the road.
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