Hoops HD Daily Rundown – Saturday, Feb 24th

HOOPS HD SURVIVAL BOARD WATCH (CLICK HERE to view the Whole Board):

-UTRGV AT SEATTLE U (WAC). UTRGV will be mathematically eliminated from qualifying for the conference tournament with a loss

-ALABAMA STATE AT FLORIDA A&M (SWAC). FAMU will be mathematically eliminated from qualifying for the conference tournament with a loss

-SEMO AT UT MARTIN (Ohio Valley). SEMO will be eliminated if they lose and if Southern Indiana wins at Western Illinois

-PENN AT HARVARD (Ivy League). Penn will be eliminated with a loss

-PRINCETON AT DARTMOUTH (Ivy League). Dartmouth eliminated with a loss

-BROWN AT CORNELL (Ivy League). If Brown wins, Dartmouth is eliminated even if they win their game.

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HIGHLIGHTED GAMES:

John Stalica’s UTR Game of the Day is a true Clash of the Titans!! To check it out – CLICK HERE

-HOUSTON AT BAYLOR (Big 12). Both teams look to be solid protected seeds, and Houston looks like they’ll almost assuredly end up ranked #1 on Monday if they can get this win. It won’t be easy, though. Baylor is 12-1 at home and is looking to bounce back from a road loss to BYU, so they will be jacked WAAAY up for this one!

-DUKE AT WAKE FOREST (ACC). This will likely be a tough road game for the Blue Devils. I don’t think Wake is inside the bubble at all, but if they can somehow pull off this one it would make us all sit up and take notice. Duke appears to be cruising to a protected seed and has been a fairly solid road team, but this would probably be among their best road wins of the year so far if they’re able to pull it out. It should be a good one!

-BYU AT KANSAS STATE (Big 12). The one thing BYU could really use to make their profile look a whole lot better is a notable road win. A win at K State would certainly qualify. K State has lost seven of their last eight, and for now is out of the picture, but their next three games (including this one) are winnable and if they get all three of them they can begin to turn things around.

-IOWA AT ILLINOIS (Big Ten). These two teams are pretty far apart on paper, but Iowa has had a much better week than Illinois. The Hawkeyes have won three of their last four and knocked off both Wisconsin and Michigan State in that stretch. Illinois is coming off a loss to a pretty weak Penn State team and really looking to bounce back today.

-CINCINNATI AT TCU (Big 12). Cincinnati is outside the bubble and if they want to get back inside of it then these are the games they’re going to have to find a way to win. TCU is solidly in the field and should easily land in the top half of the bracket if they continue to hold serve.

-SOUTH CAROLINA AT OLE MISS (SEC). Ole Miss’s tournament hopes are fading. A win today would help, but even with the win they’d still have a lot of work to do. South Carolina looks to be solidly in, but their resume and metrics could use some work. A road win like this would make an already impressive resume look a little bit better.

-NORTH CAROLINA AT VIRGINIA (ACC). Virginia’s profile looks good, but on the court the Hoos have looked like the complete opposite of good in their last couple of games. They’re at home, and they are capable of playing at a high level, so it won’t be an easy game for North Carolina by any means. It’s a chance for Virginia to add a good win to their resume, and for North Carolina it’s a chance at a quality road win which can keep them within reach of the #1 line.

-ALABAMA AT KENTUCKY (SEC). Kentucky had been playing really well, and this past weekend they picked up a huge road win at Auburn, but followed that up with an upset loss (albeit at the buzzer) on the road against LSU. Still, I think they’re playing at a really high caliber and will be way up for this one against a very good Alabama team today. Alabama is looking like they’ll end up as a protected seed, and a win like this can solidify their case even more.

-TEXAS TECH AT UCF (Big 12). Texas Tech is just 2-5 on the road and could really make their resume look better with a win in this one. UCF is not the easiest place to win, but it is perhaps easier than most of the rest of the Big 12, so the Red Raiders will really want to take care of business in this one.

-OKLAHOMA AT OKLAHOMA STATE (Big 12). BEDLAM!!!!! Sadly, it may be the last time we see these two play for a long time. Oklahoma has just two true road wins and another one would make their resume look a lot better (at least to me). Oklahoma State has had a miserable year, but they’ve won their last two against BYU and at Cincinnati, so they’ve suddenly been looking a lot better, and they should be way up for this one. It sucks this series is ending!! It really does!! If college sports were really “about the game” like so many people like to say it is, then there is no way these two would not continue to play after this year!!

-VIRGINIA TECH AT PITTSBURGH (ACC). Pitt was blown out by Wake Forest in their last game, but prior to that they had been playing really well. They are good enough to win out until the end of the regular season, and if they do I think the committee will give them one hell of a look. Anything short of that and they’ll be under a lot of pressure in the ACC Tournament.

-TEXAS AT KANSAS (Big 12). Texas is a solid tournament team, and Kansas is a solid protected seed. Seeing as how Kansas is at home, they should be able to hold serve in this one. A loss for Texas wouldn’t really set them back, but a win would REALLY boost their resume.

-AUBURN AT GEORGIA (SEC). This looks to be a winnable road game for Auburn, and the more true road wins they can rack up, the stronger their profile is.

-BOISE STATE AT WYOMING (Mountain West). I think Boise State is pretty safely inside the bubble and will stay there so long as they hold serve, but many others at Hoops HD still have them very close to the bubble. Either way, this is a game they got to win, and winning at Wyoming is not always easy.

-VILLANOVA AT CONNECTICUT (Big East). Nova is on the bubble and UConn is on the #1 line. One way for Nova to take a huge step toward landing inside the bubble would be to find a way to win this game, but UConn has pretty much been unstoppable at home. They don’t just win at home. They blow really good teams out at home.

-TEXAS A&M AT TENNESSEE (SEC). TAMU is squarely on the bubble, so a game like this is a huge opportunity for them to land on the right side of it. It’s far easier said than done, though, especially when you look at TAMU’s three straight losses and how much they’ve been struggling lately, and how Tennessee may be moving up to the #1 line after Arizona’s most recent loss.

-WASHINGTON STATE AT ARIZONA STATE (Pac 12). Wazzu just picked up the single most impressive that any team has managed all year, and while many may think this should be easy after that, it’s still a road game, and it’s sometimes very difficult for a team to refocus after such a big win.

-COLORADO STATE AT UNLV (Mountain West). Colorado State is safely inside our bubble and will remain there so long as they hold serve. This would be a nice road win against a UNLV team that isn’t in the field, but that has really been playing well lately, and still has some opportunities to pick up some big wins, climb the MWC standings, and maybe make a run at the bubble.

-BUTLER AT SETON HALL (Big East). This is a super bubblicous game that both teams really need, ESPECIALLY Butler. Both teams have a lot of good things on their resumes, and both will get serious looks, but both also need just a little bit more to lock themselves in, which is what makes this such a huge game for both teams.

-MISSISSIPPI STATE AT LSU (SEC). I’ve been beating up on Mississippi State all year because they’ve only won one true road game. They DESPERATELY need another one, and while they’ve still got games at Auburn and at Texas A&M, this is perhaps their most winnable remaining road game. If they don’t get this one, then it will be even harder to get the other two, so they REALLY need to win this game.

-UTAH AT COLORADO (Pac 12). This is another bubblicous game. Utah has not been good on the road at all, and may have actually saved their season when they beat UCLA at the buzzer earlier this week. If they can follow that up with another road win in this one, they will have breathed a lot of life back onto their resume.

OTHER NOTABLE GAMES:

Vanderbilt @ Florida (SEC) – The Gators just missed out on a huge win earlier this week as they came up just short at Alabama. They should be able to hold serve in this one, though

Washington @ Arizona (Pac 12) – Arizona is still in good shape and could still end up with a #1 seed if they win out. They should be able to bounce back in this one

West Virginia @ Iowa State (Big 12) – Iowa State had a pretty solid showing at Houston earlier this week, but came up short. That’s not too discouraging since Houston is one of the toughest places in the country to win. They should be able to bounce back today in a very winnable home game against WVU

Boston College @ NC State (ACC) – if NC State has any shot at all at making the field, they’ll need to probably win four of their last five remaining games, which would mean holding serve in games like as well as beating either UNC or Duke

Air Force @ New Mexico (Mountain West) – New Mexico is solidly inside our field and has been very good at home this year. They should hold serve against AFA.

Grand Canyon @ Abilene Christian (WAC) – GCU needs to bounce back from the loss earlier in the week. If they win out they should still be inside the bubble.

Incarnate Word @ McNeese (Southland) – McNeese should at least be in serious discussion for a bid if they win out. Anything short of that and they’ll definitely need the auto-bid. A win today and a TAMUCC loss at Lamar gives them at least a share of 1st place

James Madison @ Georgia Southern (Sun Belt). JMU is in a race with Appalachian State for 1st place, and both teams are very close to the bubble, but both also probably have to win out to get any sort of a serious look

Drake @ Northern Iowa (Missouri Valley) – it’s a rivalry game, it’s potentially a tough road game for Drake, and it’s one they absolutely have to win to have any shot at all at landing inside the bubble

Appalachian State @ Marshall (Sun Belt) – App State should be right on the bubble if they win out, but anything short of that and they’ll almost assuredly need the auto-bid

Oregon @ California (Pac 12) – Oregon is somehow still just one game out of 1st place in the loss column and they have games remaining at Arizona and at home against Colorado and Utah, so the chances to play their way inside the bubble are actually in front of them

Florida State @ Clemson (ACC) – Clemson is a virtual lock to make the tournament and can still end up with a protected seed if they finish strong. They should be able to hold serve in this one

UIC @ Indiana State (Missouri Valley) – Indiana State needs to win out just to stay on the bubble, and even that may not be enough without the auto bid. They sure as hell can’t afford to lose a game like this at home

San Diego @ Saint Mary’s (West Coast) – SMC continues to climb the rankings and the seedlist and will stay in great shape so long as they keep holding serve

San Diego State @ Fresno State (Mountain West) – San Diego State is in play for a protected seed, and should be able to hold serve in this one

Santa Clara @ Gonzaga (West Coast) – The Zags are squarely on the bubble and pretty much need to win out in order to feel like they are reasonably safely inside of it

Pepperdine @ San Francisco (West Coast) – San Francisco is outside the bubble, but if they win out and beat either Gonzaga or Saint Mary’s in the WCC Tournament, they will have a very compelling case for a bid

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UNDER THE RADAR WATCH:

East Tennessee State @ Samford (SoCon) – Samford can clinch at least a share of 1st place with a win today. While I think they’ll be on the board, I also (unfortunately) think they’ll need to win the auto-bid to make the field.

UC Irvine @ UC San Diego (Big West) – perhaps the toughest remaining game left on the Eaters’ schedule. A win gives them a two game lead over UCSD with four games remaining

Eastern Kentucky @ Central Arkansas (Atlantic Sun) – EKU can clinch at least a share of 1st place with a win, and clinch it outright if Stetson also loses to Kennesaw

Grambling @ Southern (SWAC) – it’s the Bayou Classic on the Hardwood!! And the two teams are tied for 1st place!!!

Yale @ Columbia (Ivy League). 1st place implications for Yale, and 4th place implications for Columbia, which means major conference tournament implications for Columbia

Princeton @ Dartmouth (Ivy League) – 1st place implications for Princeton as they are in a three way race for the #1 seed

Bryant @ Vermont (America East) – These are the top two teams in the conference, and Vermont clinches 1st place (and home court advantage in the conference tournament) with a win tonight

-Eastern Washington @ Northern Colorado (Big Sky) – these are the top two teams in the league. Eastern Washington has lost two straight, but still has a one game lead over Northern Colorado with just four games to go. This is probably one of the more pivotal games of the day when it comes to conference standings

Louisiana Tech @ New Mexico State (Conference USA) – LA Tech is tied with Sam Houston wiht 4 games to go, and the two play each other on the second to last game of the season

Sam Houston @ UTEP (Conference USA) – see above^^^^

High Point @ Charleston Southern (Big South) – High Point has a 1/2 game lead over UNC Asheville with just 3 games to go

Charleston @ Towson (Coastal Athleitc) – Charleston has a 1 game lead over UNC Wilmington with three games to go, and since UNCW swept the regular season series, CofC will have to win it outright to get the #1 seed

Norfolk State @ Coppin State (MEAC) – Norfolk State has a 2 game lead in the standings with 5 games to go, but their next three (including this one) are all on the road

Central Connecticut @ Sacred Heart (Northeast Conference) – CCSU can get within a game of Merrimack with just two games remaining. The 1st place team gets home court advantage in the conference tournament

Little Rock @ Lindenwood (Ohio Valley) – Little Rock can tie for 1st with Morehead State with a win today, and with just two games to go after today

UT Martin @ SEMO (Ohio Valley) – UT Martin can tie for 1st with Morehead State with a win today, and with just two games to go after today

Colgate @ American (Patriot League) – Colgate has already clinched 1st place and home court advantage during the conference tournament. They are now just playing to protect their NCAA Tournament resume if they win the auto-bid

North Dakota @ North Dakota State (Summit League) – North Dakota has a big rivalry game today on the road, and they’re also tied for 1st place with South Dakota State with just two games to go. The two will play each other this Thursday in a game that could decide 1st place

Saint Thomas @ South Dakota State (Summit League) – South Dakota State is tied with North Dakota State with just three games to go, and the two will play each other this Thursday

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Under the Radar Game of the Day – Saturday, February 24th

Georgetown (8-18, 1-14) at DePaul (3-23, 0-15) – 6:00 PM ET (CBS Sports Network)

East meets West (no, not East-West that DePaul plays semi-annually) in this matchup of Big East titans. (Well, maybe they were once titans in the Iron Age of the NCAA). The resistable force meets the movable object as the Georgetown Hoyas travel to Chicago to take on the DePaul Blue Demons. Also keep in mind that this is not the first time we’ve had a historic matchup to determine the 2024 Hoops HD Stallings Award (click here for a list of past winners) this year – DePaul did beat Louisville earlier this season at home in front of a packed crowd of tens of people.

One way or another, a long losing streak will come to an end today. Georgetown has lost eight road games in Big East play in a row (their last win was actually at Butler 370 days ago). DePaul has lost 16 games in a row against Big East foes – their last win came against Seton Hall in the Big East Tournament. If you go solely by regular season Big East games, the Blue Demons have lost a staggering 27 games in a row against Big East teams; their last such win was on 1/18/23 against #8 Xavier last season. And plenty of tickets are available for tonight’s titanic struggle in the South Chicago Loop!

But there was a time when both teams were relevant nationally; here is some video footage below. We have confirmed that this is not one of Stalica’s deepfakes/made-up rivalries:

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Hoops HD Daily Rundown – Friday, Feb 23rd

HOOPS HD SURVIVAL BOARD WATCH (CLICK HERE to view the Whole Board):

-PENN AT DARTMOUTH (Ivy League). Dartmouth will be eliminated if they lose and Columbia beats Brown. Penn is eliminated if they lose, and either Columbia or Harvard wins.

Cal Poly in the Big West is still alive, but barely. They lost their game at Cal State Fullerton, but Cal State Bakersfield lost at Long Beach State, so they are still mathematically alive until Saturday. EDIT: Cal Poly cannot win any tiebreakers and has been eliminated. If the Puppet bothered reading the emails that Chad sent him, he would know this.

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NEWS AND NOTES:

-For our latest HOOPS HD BRACKET RUNDOWN Video Podcast – CLICK HERE

-For John Stalica’s UTR Game of the Day – CLICK HERE

-Washington State was picked to finish 11th, and then as the season played out and we got into conference play they started to look like they might be decent, then it started to look like they could get inside the bubble, then it started to look like they were solidly inside the bubble, and now it’s starting to look like they’re going to finish 1st in the Pac 12 and be seeded well inside the top half of the bracket. Their win at Arizona last night was the first home loss of the season for any of the four teams that the committee gave a #1 seed to last week. They are collectively 56-1 at home. Wazzu is who has that one win, and it is for now the best singular win that any D1 team has managed all year long.

As far as the game itself, it was awesome!! It was close all throughout, the lead and momentum seesawed back and forth, and in the final minute of play when it looked like Arizona was in control with a 3pt lead, Wazzu converted the very rarely seen 4pt play to get the lead and ultimately get the win!!

-Grand Canyon played a great first half on the road against a pretty good Tarlton State team and seemed to be cruising. Then in the second half Tarlton came back and actually ended up pulling off the upset 77-74. It’s always damaging when an Under the Radar team loses any games in conference, and this loss is no different. I still think Grand Canyon SHOULD be inside the bubble if they win out through the regular season, but it’s not a guarantee like it would have been had they avoided this loss.

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HIGHLIGHTED GAMES:

-YALE AT CORNELL (Ivy League). These are two of the teams in a three-way race for the Ivy League title. Both have a slim shot at landing inside the bubble if they win out, and both these teams are really good, so it should be a good one.

-NEVADA AT SAN JOSE STATE (Mountain West). It’s a road game for Nevada, but it’s against an exceptionally weak team and it would be a bad loss for the Wolfpack if they’re not able to hold serve.

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Under the Radar Game of the Day – Friday, February 23rd

Yale (17-7, 8-1) at Cornell (19-4, 8-1) – 7:00 PM ET (ESPN+)

Ivy Madness takes its next Act to Ithaca, New York for a matchup between co-leaders Yale and Cornell tonight. Yale won the first matchup at home 80-78 against the Big Red; the Bulldogs begin their final road trip of the regular season with a game at Columbia to follow tomorrow night. Danny Wolf averages 14.7 points a game for Yale.

Cornell, in contrast, begins their final homestand tonight with games against Yale and Brown. Next week, the Penn-Princeton double looms for the Big Red. More recently, Cornell beat Dartmouth 89-80 at home; Chris Manon led Cornell with 25 points.

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Hoops HD Bracket Rundown – Feb 22nd

PROGRAM NOTE: This was recorded Thursday, Feb 22nd at 9pm, est, and the seedlist was built before the show was recorded. None of the games that were played that day, particularly Grand Canyon at Tarleton State or Washington State at Arizona, were factored in.

A full Hoops HD panel have all submitted their own individual seedlists. They were then cross country scored by Chad to form a master seedlist, and it is revealed to the panel Selection Sunday style team by team and line by line. They discuss, assess, and debate each team as they are revealed. See who the #1 seeds are, who the rest of the protected seeds are, who is on the bubble, and who just missed it.

Below is the final bracket, but don’t look at it until you’ve watched the show!!

And for all you radio lovers, below is an audio only version of the show…

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Hoops HD Daily Rundown – Thursday, Feb 22nd

NEWS AND NOTES:

-For our latest UNDER THE RADAR Video Podcast, along with our UTR CONFERENCE WATCH where we indicate who’s on pace to wrap up 1st place, home court advantage, or who’s in danger of being eliminated from qualifying for their conference tournaments – CLICK HERE

-We have one potential elimination from the HoopsHD Survival Board tonight — Cal Poly will be eliminated with a loss tonight at Fullerton combines with a Bakersfield win at Long Beach.

-For John Stalica’s UTR Game of the Day – CLICK HERE

-Duke blasted Miami FL on the road 84-55. Miami was one of my preseason picks to make the Final Four. I’m starting to think that I may not have been correct in that.

-Illinois fell at Penn State in one of the crazier finishes of the night. The Illini struggled throughout the game, but appeared to be in control when they held a 7pt lead with less than 1:20 to play. They missed several freethrows, which kept Penn State in it, and then they fouled Penn State as they were shooting a 3 with just 4 seconds left. When the dust cleared, Penn State had pulled the 90-89 upset and the fans stormed the court. As Chad Sherwood said, it was one of the most energetic crowds we’d ever seen that was supporting a team with a losing record!

-Florida led Alabama at Alabama for most of the game, but after being seemingly ice cold for at least 30 minutes of play, Bama hit a couple of 3s, the crowd got into it, and they were able to come back and force overtime. Florida had a chance to win at the end of regulation (as did Alabama), but couldn’t score on their last possession. Then the Tide got control in the OT and pulled off the 98-93 win. It’s not a bad loss for the Gators by any means, but a win would have really boosted their resume and shot them up the seedline.

-We figured Dayton might struggle yesterday. Well, they did. In fact they lost yesterday at George Mason 71-67. Dayton is obviously safely in the field barring some sort of a historic collapse, but I don’t think they have any real shot at a protected seed anymore.

-Kentucky at LSU was another crazy finish. Kentucky was in control for most of the first half, but LSU came out strong out of the locker room, got the lead and it was close the rest of the way. Kentucky hit a shot with 12 secs to go to give themselves a 1pt lead, and then made a great defensive play blocking what would have been a game winning shot for LSU. The problem is they blocked it right into the hands of Jordan Wright, who found Tyrell Ward wide open for a game winning layup, and LSU pulled off the 75-74 upset. Kentucky had been playing so well that it was a game you were really expecting them to win even though it was on the road, and it may be a bit of a setback because LSU is nowhere near the field, but overall they are still in much better shape than they were a week ago. The video of the last play may be the most tweeted video in history, BTW.

-Colorado State vs New Mexico was yet another Mountain West game between two solid tournament teams that came down to the wire. New Mexico held a lead for most of the second half, but Colorado State hung in and actually took a lead in the final ten seconds. A layup and foul on New Mexico’s last possession helped them escape with a 68-66 win. This would have been a really big road win for Colorado State that would have helped their seeding. It’s not a bad loss, but it was a missed opportunity to really strengthen their resume.

-Samford had to make some big plays in the final minute of their game against Furman to get the 74-72 win. They are one step closer to clinching 1st place in the SoCon, and their hopes of landing inside the bubble are still barely flickering.

-Providence, who is squarely on the bubble, got a much needed 79-75 road win at Xavier. Any road win in a conference like this goes a long way toward getting a team on the right side of the cut line.

-Nebraska, who had been awful on the road and who needed road wins on their resume more than anything else, got a big 85-70 road win at Indiana last night. It may not seem like much on the surface, but it’s still a very big win for a team that needed to do something on the road. It’s just their second true road win of the season.

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HOOPS HD SURVIVAL BOARD UPDATE (CLICK HERE to view the Whole Board):

-CAL POLY AT CAL STATE FULLERTON (Big West). Cal Poly will be mathematically eliminated with a loss tonight and a Cal State Bakersfield win at Long Beach State

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HIGHLIGHTED GAMES:

-RUTGERS AT PURDUE (Big Ten). Rutgers has been playing better and getting closer to the bubble. A win tonight would really put them on the map, but that’s easier said than done. Purdue is squarely on the #1 line despite losing their last game at Ohio State, and it’s just not easy to beat #1 seed caliber teams on the road.

-SMU AT FLORIDA ATLANTIC (American). FAU continues to be a wildly inconsistent team, sometimes even within the same game. They fell behind by 25 in their last game at South Florida, but came back and almost won it. They’re at home, and they’re facing an SMU team that they should beat, but with FAU you just never know and with SMU, if they were to get a win like this, then suddenly they are looking like a team that could make the field.

-APPALACHIAN STATE AT OLD DOMINION (Sun Belt). App State will likely be on the bubble if they win out, but anything short of that won’t be enough, and even winning out won’t guarantee them a spot in the field.

-OHIO STATE AT MINNESOTA (Big Ten). Minney keeps inching closer and closer to the bubble and needs to hold serve tonight.

-GRAND CANYON AT TARLETON STATE (WAC). This is perhaps GCU’s toughest remaining game. They should still be able to win it, despite it being on the road against a fairly good Tarleton team, and if they do they they are running down hill. If they win out through the end of the regular season they should be in the NCAA Tournament regardless of what happens in the conference tournament.

-MICHIGAN AT NORTHWESTERN (Big Ten). Northwestern is solidly in our projected field right now, and they will remain there so long as they can continue to hold serve in games like this.

-GONZAGA AT PACIFIC (West Coast). The Zags are right on the bubble and should be able to make the field if they win out through the regular season. If they lose a game like this then they’re really in trouble.

-WASHINGTON STATE AT ARIZONA (Pac 12). These are the top two teams in the conference. Both are in the rankings and both are solidly in our field with Arizona looking like a potential #1 seed and Wazzu looking to really improve their resume with one of the bigger singular wins any team will manage all year. Washington State won the first meeting, but beating Arizona at Arizona is an entirely different level.

-UC SANTA BARBARA AT UC IRVINE (Big West) (Gouch0-Eater Cup). It’s the Gouch-Eater Cup!!!! One of our new favorite made up rivalries!!! UC Irvine is the 1st place team in the Big West and can get one step closer to clinching the title with a win tonight.

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