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Couldn't find the non UConn news thread, so putting this here. Sounds like Talia von Oelhoffen is the latest high schooler to jump ahead and enroll in classes, will be available for Oregon St. soon.
 
Pac-12 is having a fabulous early start in both the men and women NCAA.


The teams are 14 and one




The Pac-12, a football doormat with dysfunctional leadership, has surged to the forefront of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament. In glorious, emphatic and unexpected fashion, the league has locked down 25% of the Sweet 16. In order of least surprising to most: No. 7 seed Oregon, No. 6 USC, No. 11 UCLA and No. 12 Oregon State. Only Colorado, the highest-seeded Pac-12 team of them all at No. 5, has been dismissed.

No other league has more than two teams. The lordly Big Ten, universally considered the premier conference in the country, advanced exactly one of its nine teams, in what has to be the most embarrassing performance by a league.

 
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Pac-12 is having a fabulous early start in both the men and women NCAA.


The teams are 14 and one
Colorado men and Washington State women lost. Combined record of 14-2 I believe: (5-1 wbb and 9-1 mbb not including Oregon's 1st round bye)
 
Colorado men and Washington State women lost. Combined record of 14-2 I believe: (5-1 wbb and 9-1 mbb not including Oregon's 1st round bye)
Colorado has a really good reason to explain why they might not have been focused on the game. I'll give them a pass.
 

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