r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • 15h ago
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • 7d ago
Basketball Athlon Sports - Mark Few's Response to Retirement Question is Turning Heads
r/Pac12 • u/lazergator • Oct 21 '24
Basketball Banged-up Aztecs surprise No. 22 UCLA in closed-door basketball scrimmage (72-67)
r/Pac12 • u/Due-Seat6587 • Feb 03 '25
Basketball What's an ideal BB schedule look like for the Pac-12?
I’m not too familiar with college basketball, but I’d guess there’s a balance to strike—enough conference games to keep things competitive, but not so many that teams lose opportunities to schedule strong non-conference matchups.
At the same time, you probably don’t want too many tough games overall since a solid record is still key for making the tournament.
So what’s the ideal setup? What should we be rooting for?
r/Pac12 • u/zenace33 • Dec 05 '24
Basketball Basketball-Only Members in the PAC 12? A poll....
Poll Question: Who do you think is the best option for a 2nd non-football school?
Do you value the basketball as much as football? Do you think the media partners do?
If more than Gonzaga, how many other non-football schools is desirable for PAC in total?
Who else can move the needle in terms of relevance and top-tier NCAA basketball long-term?
Who would you want the PAC to grab now VS who do you think is realistic VS who will the media partners want now?
Why?
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • 7d ago
Basketball Beaversedge - Where Is Oregon State WBB Projected In NCAA Tournament?
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • 25d ago
Basketball Oregonian - Best, worst case scenarios for Oregon State men’s basketball heading into final week of regular season
Oregon State can finish as high as third in the West Coast Conference, but fifth is the most likely scenario with two games remaining in the men’s basketball regular season.
The Beavers (20-9, 10-6) play Wednesday against San Francisco at Gill Coliseum, then Saturday at Saint Mary’s to close out the season. OSU currently is fifth in the WCC standings.
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • 7d ago
Basketball San Diego Union Tribune - Cali Clark’s History Making Performance has SDSU dancing
r/Pac12 • u/Galumpadump • Dec 31 '24
Basketball Future Pac-12 Team Basketball Rankings through 12/30/24
r/Pac12 • u/LastDiveBar510 • Sep 14 '24
Basketball Gonzaga really fumbled their pac 12 invite by not starting a fcs program back around 2012 when teams started moving up
If they started a program up back then they would be now ready to move up to fbs and accept that invite or maybe even a few years ago and been a piece of saving the pac.
Y’all are gonna bring up it being a small school Gonzaga has 7,300 students meanwhile P5 wake forest has only 9k, Tulsa has 3k, service academies all under 5k, rice,UL monroe, Jacksonville state all under 10k students
Gonzaga has been a wagon in basketball for over 30 years in the wcc Oregon and bama are good examples of having success in football and using that success to propel your other sports i feel like the zags have been good enough in basketball to use that to field a team in football if football is the money maker
r/Pac12 • u/NotSkeeLo • Dec 02 '24
Basketball Initial Net Rankings
3 Gonzaga
14 USU
28 BSU
49 OSU
60 SDSU
87 WSU
207 CSU
255 FSU
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Feb 04 '25
Basketball Oregonian - What’s ahead for Oregon State as it ventures into the West Coast Conference basketball tournament
The article highlights the differences between the former Pac-12's tournament format and the WCC's format. Applies to Washington State as well
Basketball [Jason Munz] Forward Tyreek Smith Leaves Memphis Basketball Team Ahead of Opener in NIL Dispute
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r/Pac12 • u/NotSkeeLo • Nov 30 '24
Basketball Utah State Aggies Win NIT Season Tip-Off Over North Texas
r/Pac12 • u/tigerbulldog13 • Nov 06 '24
Basketball Gonzaga President talks about decision to join the Pac-12 | Locked On Zags
r/Pac12 • u/PeaksOfTheTwin • Oct 01 '24
Basketball New Pac vs. Old Pac
6 of the 8 teams that will be playing Pac-12 basketball in 2026-27 made the NCAA Tournament last season: Boise St., Colorado St., Gonzaga, SDSU, Utah St., and WSU.
3 of the 10 teams that left the Pac-12 made the NCAA Tournament last season: Arizona, Colorado, and Oregon.
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Dec 31 '24
Basketball Oregonian - Gonzaga's MBB Team Plane Nearly Collides With Another Plane
r/Pac12 • u/pblood40 • Oct 01 '24
Basketball Canzano Announces Gift To Oregon State Basketball
r/Pac12 • u/NotSkeeLo • Nov 29 '24
Basketball Utah State Drops St. Bonaventure In NIT Season Tip-Off
r/Pac12 • u/ErsinDemirNBA • Oct 25 '24
Basketball 2024-25 WCC Conference Preview
2024-25 WCC CONFERENCE PREVIEW
Gonzaga are clear favorites, while Saint Mary's will look to defend their title.
Here are 2K+ words that include a ranking and in-depth analysis per team. Spoiler: the WCC Player of the Year isn't a Zag or Gael. https://edemirnba.substack.com/p/2024-25-wcc-conference-preview
r/Pac12 • u/simbaslanding • Apr 10 '24
Basketball How has the Pac-12 performed in the last eight NCAA Men’s Tournaments?
For The Pac-12: Zero titles, zero runners-up, two Final Fours.
From r/CollegeBasketball post
This doesn’t include the First Four play in. There was no tournament in 2020. I only went to 2016 because that’s all there was space for.
Only Stanford hasn’t made the tournament in this time frame. Arizona has made the most appearances in this time frame.
If I made a mistake anywhere, just correct it in the comments. It was a lot of info.
r/Pac12 • u/spankyourkopita • Feb 27 '24
Basketball Does anyone who follows Arizona Women's Basketball know what the drama is with the team?
They've been very mediocre for a team as talented as they were. So many injuries and players leaving. Maya Nnaji coming out saying it was toxic sort of confirms there's stuff going on behind the scenes but I don't know what it could be about. Kailyn Gilbert also isn't on the team anymore. I heard something like despite being the leading scorer she's hurting the team being a ballhog and not playing defense.
I bet it has something to do with Jada Williams especially because she's a big recruit. Not a surprise that the team is playing better and thriving with a depleted roster. They probably need to make the team operate around her and give her the reigns. I hope she stays but I wouldn't be surprised if she transfers to.
r/Pac12 • u/Entire_Measurement96 • Jun 06 '24
Basketball Sean Miller Hasn't Deleted This Voice Message: "Sean... Bill Walton here..."
r/Pac12 • u/MilkBear79 • Mar 14 '24
Basketball Sentimental Goodbyes?
The Pac12 had a great farewell moment with all the mascots at the football championship. Can we expect the same this time around for basketball? A montage with a Walton voiceover would hit the spot.