Follow Along with Pac-12 Media Day
SAN FRANCISCO – Head Coach Adia Barnes, Sam Thomas and Cate Reese are set to represent Arizona Women's Basketball at Pac-12 Media Day in San Francisco.
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The three Wildcat representatives will go through a circuit of interviews, photo shoots, television hits and a press conference.
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Coach Barnes, Reese and Thomas will join Ashley Adamson, Ros Gold-Onwude and Mary Murphy for a live show airing on the Pac-12 Network, the Pac-12 Now app and Pac-12.com beginning at 12:45 p.m. (MST).
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Following the live show, Arizona's press conference is slated to being at 2 p.m. (MST) with fans able to catch all the action live on Pac-12 Insider, the Pac-12 Now App or Pac-12.com.
A little less than an hour until Sam, Cate and Coach Barnes are live on @Pac12Network and https://t.co/yaT0qr6LX2, tune in! ????#MadeForIt pic.twitter.com/hWKg9gJ5wZ
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Pac-12 Releases 2021-22 Coaches Poll
The Pac-12 announced the results of its preseason coaches poll ahead of media day on Tuesday morning. Arizona is picked to finish fifth in the league.
Reigning conference and national champions Stanford were picked to finish first, garnering 121 points and 11 first-place votes. Oregon, picked to finish second, picked up the remaining first place vote and 108 total points. Following the Ducks, UCLA (101), Oregon State (86) and Arizona (83) were picked to finish third, fourth and fifth respectively.
Washington State checks in at sixth with 70 points, followed closely by Colorado (65). Arizona State (47) edged out USC (45) for the eighth spot while Utah and Washington are slated to finish 10th with 25 points apiece. Rounding out the poll is Cal with 16 points.
The Wildcats are coming off a year in which they finished second in the conference and made a historic run to the National Championship game. Arizona advanced past the Sweet 16 for the first time in program history.
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