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Date Posted: 12:59:01 11/26/01 Mon
Author: Donald T. Trinh
Subject: Re: Regional Top Ten
In reply to: GauchoFreg 's message, "Regional Top Ten" on 07:57:29 11/26/01 Mon

UCSB over Utah State? Is the State of Utah part of your rating system? If so, the Aggies seem to be really strong again.

We will find out how good CSUN is pretty soon. They have games against San Diego St., Wyoming and Southern Ill. (beat Iowa State and nearly upset powerful Illinois) in the next three weeks.

>1 Arizona
>Took a break last week after kicking some Top 25 tail.
>Rest some more this week. They'll need it as #7Kansas
>visits on Dec 1 and #2Illinois visits on Dec. 4
>2 Stanford
>Cardinal continue to roll, beating Purdue in Indiana.
>Like Arizona, Stanford lost 4 starters. Like Arizona,
>Cardinal don't rebuild, they reload!
>3 UCLA
>Mixed results in Maui, good learning experience for
>talented freshman point guard Cedric Bozeman. Bad omen
>was injury prone Dan Gadzuric being a non-factor
>because of an ankle sprain.
>4 Fresno State
>Close loss to Wake Forrest and a big win over Michigan
>State. After playing the Big Boys Fresno next week
>plays a couple Big West teams. Experienced Pacific
>could play the Bulldogs tough in Stockton, while FSU
>should crush lowly UC Riverside at home.
>5 Oregon
>Ducks have decided to beat every team by 30 this year,
>crush Rick Pitino's Louisville 90-63 (ok, they came up
>3 pts short). Ducks leave the comfort of home for the
>first time with two moderately difficult road games at
>UMass and Portland.
>6 Gonzaga
>Zags playing stiffer competition this year, beat St
>Johns & Texas before losing to Marquette in Alaska.
>Get a breather next week with games against Ark. Pine
>Bluff & Portland St.
>7 USC
>Long lay-off after the Fresno loss comes to an end
>tonight against UCSB. Will they be pumped, or rusty?
>Ask one of the 1500 SC fans who will actually attend
>the game at the sparsley populated Sports Arena.
>8 CAL
>Get an expected win over Santa Clara. At home against
>New Mexico then hit the road at South Florida. Boring
>schedule Bears
>9 UC Santa Barbara
>Great defense has lead to a good start so far,
>opponents averaging only 46 points a game. In last
>game, beat WCC title contender USF in San Francisco,
>69-49. Gauchos find out tonight if they are for real
>with a tough road game against mighty USC then head
>home to play undefeated BYU. 10 Washington
>Only loss so far is to Mid-Major Power Butler. Get a
>test at home this week when UNLV visits on Wednesday.
>
>Waiting List: Hawaii, Pacific, SDSU

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Re: Regional Top Ten -- GauchoFreg, 13:45:27 11/26/01 Mon
- Re: Regional Top Ten -- Jon Ralston, 22:32:05 11/27/01 Tue