After the weekend Oregon remains on top after a tough trip to Washington State. Second, third, fourth and fifth in the standings are separated by just a couple games so the races remain tight. Here are you’re six things to watch as well as the current records.
Oski the Bear was in shock after California’s 76-68 comeback win over Southern California on Sunday night. Photo Credit: Bob Stanton-USA TODAY Sports
1 Wednesday, Washington State is at Arizona State which can be seen on the PAC-12 Network at 7 pm. It’s not out of the question to see the Cougars get the upset here given that ASU lost at Utah last week.
2 Also on Wednesday on ESPN2 tipping at 8 pm is Washington at Arizona. The Wildcats got out of Seattle with a comeback win a few weeks ago, can the Huskies return the favor?
3 Thursday has three games on the schedule starting with Cal at Oregon on ESPNU at 6 pm. In the team’s first meeting the Golden Bears defeated the Ducks and Mike Montgomery has an excellent win/loss record since coming to Berkeley.
4 The second game on Thursday is on the PAC-12 Network at 7 pm with Utah at Colorado. In the first meeting the Utes beat the Buffs in Salt Lake City.
5 ESPNU has the last game of this day when Stanford is at Oregon State which tips off at 9 pm. Like the other games these two played a close first meeting that the Cardinal won by eight in Palo Alto.
6 Ranked conference teams:
AP – Arizona (12) and Oregon (23) they remain the only conference teams receiving votes
Coaches Poll – Arizona (12) and Oregon (23), while UCLA continues to get votes.
Weekly conference standings:
Oregon (10-3, 21-5), Arizona (9-4, 21-4), UCLA (9-4, 19-7), Arizona State (8-5, 19-7), California (8-5, 16-9), Colorado (7-6, 17-8), Southern California (7-6, 12-14), Stanford (6-7, 15-11), Washington (6-7, 14-12), Oregon State (3-10, 13-13), Utah (3-10, 11-14), Washington State (2-11, 11-15)
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