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https://arizona.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1285225

Ouch, that has to hurt.

 
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Embarrassing, yes. Doesn't really mean anything. Syracuse lost to a d-2 a few years ago, yet became a #1 seed in the tourney. Michigan State same year lost a clunker, went to sweet 16. 
 
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agreed. I still think they will win the Pac 12, just have to gel and go through some growing pains. Nick Johnson is an exciting player, they need to get him morfe minutes
 
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UCLA is strong, I'd love to think Arizona will win Pac-12 but they are extremely young and could go through some growing pains.  They need Parrom back healty. 
 
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nothing down low
 
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gonna be a lonnnnnnnnnng year without Derrick
 
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These things happen. It's not even the regular season yet. Hey, last few years remember Villanova losing to D3 Chaminade? Or Michigan losing to Alaska-Anchorage?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Stuckey:

nothing down low

very true..natyasko (however u spell it) looks lost out there...sean miller is a great coach and i think will have these boys rollin..they do miss parrom alot

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Wildcats08:

UCLA is strong, I'd love to think Arizona will win Pac-12 but they are extremely young and could go through some growing pains.  They need Parrom back healty. 

alot of frontcourt depth, not so much in the backcourt

 
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Quote Originally Posted by GWarner27:

gonna be a lonnnnnnnnnng year without Derrick

i bet hes wishing he didnt enter the draft

 
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Cuse lost to a DIII team a few years ago (Olean). The difference between the other teams losing to lower divisions was that they were on those teams home courts in holiday tourneys. Zona was at home. Been following Seattle Pacific for years as I can walk to their games from home. They can't even win their conference tourney in the GNAC (DivII conference). Zona shouldnt have lost, looks like D. Williams was their everything.
 
 
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they had the number one ranker recruiting class this year. ya you can say how great williams was for them, but its not like they dont have any players anymore. plus losses for young teams can be good. the worse the loss the better. you know the other students are talking about them being the #1 freshman class and they probably got big headed. 
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