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#2 – ARIZONA climbed to No. 2 in the latest AP Men’s Basketball Top 25 poll, marking its highest ranking since closing at No. 2 in the final poll of the 2021-22 season.

• The Wildcats have now appeared in the AP Top 25 in 40 consecutive and 40-of-42 polls since Tommy Lloyd assumed coaching duties prior to 2021-22, including 32 polls ranked inside the top 10 and 17 inside the top 5.
• Arizona improved to 2-0 against AP Top 25 opponents this season, including 13-4 under Lloyd, with a 74-68 victory over #21 Michigan State on Thanksgiving Day.

6-0/5-1 – At 6-0, ARIZONA is the lone remaining undefeated Pac-12 program and 1-of-24 unbeatens left in NCAA Division I through Nov. 27 games. 

• The Wildcats are off to a 6-0 start for the third consecutive year and fourth time in five seasons (started 9-0 in 2019-20, 11-0 in 2021-22, 6-0 in 2022-23).
• COLORADO is 5-1 for the 11th time in 12 seasons (started 11-1 in 2015-16, 10-1 in 2013-14, 8-1 in 2018-19, 7-1 in 2012-13, 2017-18 & 2019-20, 6-1 in 2021-22 & 2020-21, 5-1 in 2014-15 & 2016-17).
• WASHINGTON STATE is off to a 5-1 start for the third time in the past four seasons (started 9-1 in 2020-21, 6-1 in 2021-22).

8 – The Pac-12 has amassed eight victories against Power Conference opponents through the opening three weeks of the season, with all eight coming away from home.

• It marks the league’s most victories over Power Conference foes in the opening three weeks of a season since the 2019-20 campaign (8-8).
• The Conference is also a perfect 3-0 in true road games, most recently UTAH’s 78-71 victory at Saint Mary’s (Calif.) on Nov. 27 for the Runnin’ Utes’ first non-conference road win since Nov. 2019 (79-74 at Nevada, 11/5/19).

10 – USC’s Joshua Morgan set a program record with 10 blocked shots in a 71-63 victory over Seton Hall on Nov. 23. 

• The 10 blocks equal the most in an NCAA Division I contest this season, and were the most by a Pac-12 player since Arizona State’s Jordan Bachynski swatted 12 against CSUN in Dec. 2012.

28 – UCLA currently owns NCAA Division I’s longest home-court win streak with 28 straight victories at Pauley Pavilion.

• For perspective on the Bruins’ recent home success, the next closest Pac-12 home win streak is four shared by four teams (ARIZ, COLO, OSU, WSU).
• UCLA 28, Liberty 19, Alabama 19, Louisiana 18, UMass Lowell 18, Oral Roberts 18

KEY NON-CONFERENCE VICTORIES

AP TOP 25 OPPONENTS (2-6)
#12 ARIZONA 78, at #2 Duke 73
#3 ARIZONA 74, #21 Michigan State 68 (Palm Springs, Calif.)

KENPOM.COM TOP 50 OPPONENTS (4-15)
#21 USC 82, Kansas State 69 (Las Vegas, Nev.)
#12 ARIZONA 78, at #2 Duke 73
WASHINGTON 74, Xavier 71 (Las Vegas, Nev.)
#3 ARIZONA 74, #21 Michigan State 68 (Palm Springs, Calif.)

POWER 6 OPPONENTS (8-14)
OREGON 82, Georgia 71 (Las Vegas, Nev.)
#21 USC 82, Kansas State 69 (Las Vegas, Nev.)
#12 ARIZONA 78, at Duke 73
UTAH 77, Wake Forest 70 (Charleston, S.C.)
WASHINGTON 74, Xavier 71 (Las Vegas, Nev.)
#3 ARIZONA 74, #21 Michigan State 68 (Palm Springs, Calif.)
#23 USC 71, Seton Hall 63 (La Jolla, Calif.)
ARIZONA STATE 82, Vanderbilt 67 (Las Vegas, Nev.)

2023 NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS (8-11)
#21 USC 82, Kansas State 69 (Las Vegas, Nev.)
at WASHINGTON 75, Northern Kentucky 67
#12 ARIZONA 78, at #2 Duke 73
at ARIZONA STATE 63, Texas Southern 52
WASHINGTON 74, Xavier 71 (Las Vegas, Nev.)
#3 ARIZONA 74, #21 Michigan State 68 (Palm Springs, Calif.)
at #18 COLORADO 85, Iona 68
UTAH 78, at Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 71

PAC-12 AWARDS CANDIDATES

JOHN R. WOODEN AWARD NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
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Oumar Ballo, Arizona
Tristan da Silva, Colorado
N’Faly Dante, Oregon
Adem Bona, UCLA
Isaiah Collier, USC
Boogie Ellis, USC

NAISMITH NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
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Oumar Ballo, Arizona
Caleb Love, Arizona
Tristan da Silva, Colorado
Adem Bona, UCLA
Isaiah Collier, USC
Boogie Ellis, USC

NAISMITH MEMORIAL HALL OF FAME AWARDS 
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Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year 
Isaiah Collier, USC

Jerry West Shooting Guard of the Year 
Caleb Love, Arizona 
Boogie Ellis, USC

Julius Erving Small Forward of the Year 
Jaylon Tyson, California

Karl Malone Power Forward of the Year 
Keshad Johnson, Arizona 
Tristan da Silva, Colorado 
Adem Bona, UCLA

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Center of the Year 
Oumar Ballo, Arizona 
N’Faly Dante, Oregon 
Aday Mara, UCLA 
Branden Carlson, Utah

PAC-12 MEDIA PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE 
First Team 
Oumar Ballo, R-Sr., C, Arizona 
Adem Bona, So., F/C, UCLA 
Keion Brooks Jr., Gr., F, Washington 
Branden Carlson, Gr., C, Utah 
Isaiah Collier, Fr., G, USC 
N’Faly Dante, Sr., C, Oregon 
Tristan da Silva, Sr., F, Colorado 
Boogie Ellis, 5th, G, USC 
Spencer Jones, 5th, F, Stanford 
KJ Simpson, Jr., G, Colorado

Second Team 
Fardaws Aimaq, 6th, F, California 
Kylan Boswell, So., G, Arizona 
Kobe Johnson, Jr., G, USC 
Caleb Love, Sr., G, Arizona 
Jordan Pope, So., G, Oregon State

Honorable Mention 
Kwame Evans Jr. (Fr., ORE), Pelle Larsson (Sr., ARIZ), Aday Mara (Fr., UCLA), Cody Williams (Fr., COLO). – Pac-12.com –