9. Arizona, upholding the battered honor of the West: The Wildcats made a stirring NCAA tournament run in March and look primed for a full-time return to national prominence. They lost presumptive top-five pick Derrick Williams, but retained coach Sean Miller after his flirtation with Maryland. Miller is the total package and will have Arizona at the top of the Pac-12 for as long as he stays.
And really, somebody from out West needs to represent. BYU and San Diego State had their turns this past season, but don't count on seeing a repeat of those special seasons. With all the early defections to the NBA, the newly expanded Pac-12 looks like it will be embarrassingly weak again.
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I saw that, and my blood boiled.
That’s alright, we can settle it on the court. I just hope somebody pins this up on the bulletin board in our locker room.
The best thing you can do for your children is to love their mother. John Wooden
Top does not equal #1
and Pat Forde has just about as much credibility as my left shoe.
"Every day was a good day at UCLA." -Coach John Wooden
To me, we're not relevant.
Kevin Love’s year was the last, I’m still awaiting one where we’re even considered to be a powerhouse.
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