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Early 2012-13 Ranking: Teams 31 to 45
Huskies, Ducks Squander Chances to Advance
Thursday turned into a day of missed opportunities for a number of bubble teams across the country, and the Pac-12 may be in danger of being a one-bid league as a result of two results that bookended the day in Los Angeles. Top-seed Washington dropped a tough 86-84 decision to nine-seed Oregon State and poor foul shooting for both teams played a role in the finish.
Bracketology: Saturday Afternoon Bubble Update
Saturday Afternoon
#3 Duke vs. #6 North Carolina: Saturday's Preview
Davis Leads #1 Kentucky Past Vanderbilt: Saturday's Quick Hitters
#4 Kansas clinched their eighth consecutive Big 12 title with a wild 87-86 overtime win over #3 Missouri, placing head coach Bill Self in some esteemed company. Here are today's "Quick Hitters":
Poll: Which Bubble Team Is Most Likely to Get a Bid?
Lobos Strengthen Grip on Mountain West: Saturday's Recap
With games at #13 San Diego State and against #11 UNLV this week, Steve Alford's New Mexico Lobos had a great opportunity to not only take control of the Mountain West but also make a statement nationally.
Mission accomplished.
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Washington vs Arizona: Prediction & Fan Poll
ARIZONA (19-8, 10-4 Pac-12) AT WASHINGTON (18-8, 11-3 Pac-12)
Time: 3 p.m. (Noon PT)
#19 Michigan vs. #6 Ohio State: Saturday's Preview
Previews of the top Sears BracketBusters games can be found here.
Blue Devils Storm Back From 20 Down: Thursday's Recap
With hopes of not only remaining a factor in the ACC race but also notching their first win at #5 Duke since 1995, NC State was more than motivated for Thursday night's battle. And they played that way out of the gates, scoring the first eight points of the game and leading by as many as 19 points in the first half. But while the Wolfpack would continue to control play in the early portion of the second half, the foul trouble that developed for Mark Gottfried's team in the first half began to take its toll.

