WBB: #25 Oregon @ Utah (Feb. 26, Sat 12 PM Pac-12 Oregon)

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FEB. 26 (SAT) 12 PM
UTAH
SALT LAKE CITY, UT
TV: PAC-12 OREGON

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Ducks get a 73-65 win over the Utes to close out the regular season and clinch the #2 seed in the conference tournament.

[rockthief]

Parissh finally decided to play well. Good for her. They have to stop the turnovers It is ridiculous.

[DmoneyDuck]

Really impressed with that run in the 4th when Utah got the game down to one. Looks like Oregon still has a chance at a top 4 seed and hosting Rounds 1 and 2 at MKA with a solid showing in the conference tournament.

[gogreen55]

Really impressed with that run in the 4th when Utah got the game down to one. Looks like Oregon still has a chance at a top 4 seed and hosting Rounds 1 and 2 at MKA with a solid showing in the conference tournament.

Agreed. With all the momentum Utah had, it looked like the Ducks were going to let it slip away, but they showed some mental toughness. Great all-around game by Parrish. She wasn't a liability on defense (actually played really well on that end), hit some outside shots, had a few nice drives when they ran out at her......these are the type of games we need from her in the tournament. I was also pleasantly surprised that Sabally looked none the worse for wear after playing so much (while limping around) against Colorado.

[GrandpaDuck]

This win sets up a really good PAC-12 Bracket for the Ducks. Stanford, Arizona, Oregon State, Colorado and ASU are all on the other side of the bracket. That's everyone of their regular season losses they wouldn't face before the championship game.

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This win sets up a really good PAC-12 Bracket for the Ducks. Stanford, Arizona, Oregon State, Colorado and ASU are all on the other side of the bracket. That's everyone of their regular season losses they wouldn't face before the championship game.

Talk about having a potentially easy run to the championship game. Their toughest games would likely be against UCLA and Utah.