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Heading into the final weekend of regular-season play and the Pac-12 crown is still up for grabs, though No. 8/7 OREGON is in the drivers seat holding onto a one-game lead. Four teams are still in mathematical contention for league title, with the top teams separated by just two games.
Five teams are also still competing for the top-four seeds in the Pac-12 Tournament to be held at KeyArena in Seattle, March 1-4. The top four seeds receive a first-round bye.
In addition to the Ducks earning a top-10 ranking in the latest polls for the 15th-consecutive week, UCLA joins them at No. 10 in both the
Associated Press
and
USA Today
/WBCA polls. The Bruins have been top-10 for four week in a row. OREGON STATE is just out of the top 10 at No. 12/11 and STANFORD is No. 16/20.
Games this week start Thursday on Pac-12 Networks with the Los Angeles schools hosting Utah and Colorado. Both UCLA and USC are coming off close losses, while the Utes and Buffs have won their last two games.
ARIZONA STATE has a big challenge in the final weekend as it tries to claim one of the top-four seeds ahead of Oregon State. Both teams play on the final day of the regular season. ASU has to go through Oregon first as the Ducks look to hang on to first and claim their first Conference title since 1999-2000.
Pac-12 Networks will televise the majority of the final regular-season womens basketball games this week, including the final five games of the regular season on Sunday.
UCLAs Jordin Canada broke the Pac-12s all-time assist record, a record which has stood since 1991. Oregons Ruthy Hebard also set the NCAA record for consecutive field goals made, sinking 33-consecutive shots.
OSUs Marie Gulich was voted the Pac-12 Player of the Week after leading the Beavers to a pair of crucial wins last week. Utahs Tori Williams was tabbed the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week for the second time this season.
In the final reveal of the NCAAs top-16 seeds, three Pac-12 teams were among the teams listed. The Ducks were tabbed the No. 6 overall seed, while the Bruins were the No. 10 seed. Both teams have been in all three reveals, while the Cardinal were at No. 16 to appear for the first time. The seedings demonstrate where the teams stand in the NCAA Tournament if the season ended on Feb. 18.
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
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Thursday, Feb. 22
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Utah at USC
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P12N
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6 p.m. PT
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Colorado at #10/10 UCLA
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P12N
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8 p.m. PT
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Friday, Feb. 23
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#8/7 Oregon at Arizona State
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P12N
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5 p.m. PT
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California at Washington State
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Live Stream
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7 p.m. PT
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#12/11 Oregon State at Arizona
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P12N
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7 p.m. PT
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#16/20 Stanford at Washington
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P12N
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8 p.m. PT
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Saturday, Feb. 24
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Colorado at USC
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Live Stream
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1 p.m. PT
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Utah at #10/10 UCLA
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Live Stream
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2 p.m. PT
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Sunday, Feb. 25
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#8/7 Oregon at Arizona
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P12N
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11 a.m. PT
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#16/20 Stanford at Washington State
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P12N
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1 p.m. PT
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#12/11 Oregon State at Arizona State
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P12N
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1 p.m. PT
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California at Washington
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P12N
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3 p.m. PT
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Teams
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Pac-12 Record
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Overall Record
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Oregon
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13-2
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24-4
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Stanford
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13-3
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19-9
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UCLA
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12-3
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21-5
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Oregon State
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12-4
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21-6
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Arizona State
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10-6
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19-9
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California
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9-7
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18-9
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Utah
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8-8
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17-10
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USC
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7-9
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17-10
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Colorado
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5-11
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14-13
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Washington State
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3-13
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10-18
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Arizona
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2-14
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6-21
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Washington
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1-15
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7-20
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PAC-12 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
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Player of the Week
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Freshman of the Week
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Feb. 19
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Marie Gulich, OSU
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Tori Williams, UTAH
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Feb. 12
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Ruthy Hebard, ORE
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Michaela Onyenwere, UCLA
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Feb. 5
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Brittany McPhee, STAN
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Kiana Williams, STAN
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Jan. 29
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Jordin Canada, UCLA
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Satou Sabally, ORE
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Jan. 22
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Monique Billings, UCLA
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Tori Williams, UTAH
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Jan. 15
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Kristine Anigwe, CAL
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Michaela Onyenwere, UCLA
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Jan. 8
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Borislava Hristova, WSU
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Kiana Williams, STAN
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Jan. 1
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Sabrina Ionescu, ORE
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Satou Sabally, ORE
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Dec. 26
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Sabrina Ionescu, ORE
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Kianna Smith, CAL
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Dec. 18
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Sabrina Ionescu, ORE
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Annika Jank, COLO
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Dec. 12
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Kristine Anigwe, CAL
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Annika Jank, COLO
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Dec. 4
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Sabrina Ionescu, ORE
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Satou Sabally, ORE
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Nov. 27
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Alanna Smith, STAN
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Kianna Smith, CAL
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Nov. 20
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Jordin Canada, UCLA
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Annika Jank, COLO
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Nov. 13
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Sabrina Ionescu, ORE
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Satou Sabally, ORE
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