2023 Pac-12 Basketball Tournament odds released
Postseason basketball is here on the West Coast, with the Pac-12 Tournament getting underway on Wednesday. In what has been another down year for the conference, there is still time for teams to improve their NCAA Tournament resume.
T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas is the site this season, spanning over four days. Odds for the Pac-12 Tournament have been released, with the favorite not being too big of a surprise. UCLA is looking to double up on conference championships this season, winning the outright regular season one.
Only one other team, Arizona, has been given a realistic shot of competing. With the two on opposite sides of the bracket, it’s clear who the oddsmakers expect to see in the championship game come Saturday night.
- UCLA Bruins +125
- Arizona Wildcats +180
- USC Trojans +600
- Oregon Ducks +830
- Arizona State Sun Devils +1800
- Washington State Cougars +1800
- Utah Utes +4500
- Colorado Buffaloes +5000
- Stanford Cardinal +6000
- Washington Huskies +10000
- Oregon State Beavers +60000
- Cal Golden Bears +75000
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Beginning outside of the top two, USC and Oregon have a lot to gain from the Pac-12 Tournament. The Trojans are currently projected in the field by ESPN’s Joe Lunardi but are a 10-seed. An early slip-up could easily slide Andy Enfield’s team onto the bubble and make for a nervous Selection Sunday.
As for Dana Altman, Oregon projects as one of the ‘Next Four Teams Out’ from Lunardi. The Pac-12 just does not have enough quality opponents in order to climb up a few spots over the next few days. If the Ducks are going to dance, they will likely need to be cutting down the nets.
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However, all eyes will be on Arizona and UCLA in Las Vegas. They have been the class of the Pac-12 this season and are the best hopes of bringing a national championship back to the Pacific Time Zone.
If Arizona and UCLA do meet in the final, it will serve as a tiebreaker. Both currently have one win on the season, doing so in front of the home fans. The Bruins closed out the regular season with a Senior Night win in Westwood over the Wildcats, currently having a ton of momentum.
Other games will be played in Las Vegas but everyone will be wanting to see a championship game between the conference’s only two highly-rated teams.