Top 25 College Basketball
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1. Duke (28-1): Final ACC hurdle at North Carolina Saturday.
2. Michigan State (25-4): Don’t pick them for Final Four yet.
3. Connecticut (24-2): Hamilton reviving Huskies’ chances.
4. Auburn (25-2): Big comedown at Arkansas.
5. Maryland (24-4): Making it OK without Ekezie.
6. Miami (20-5): 0-18 in Big East only five years ago.
7. Arizona (20-4): Terry and the Wright stuff too.
8. Stanford (22-5): Guess here is Arizona wins Saturday.
9. St. John’s (23-6): Georgetown made it tough.
10. Cincinnati (23-4): Recovery program going well.
11. Ohio State (22-6): Only 8-22 last season.
12. UCLA (19-7): Made Syracuse look like Least of the East.
13. Utah (22-4): That’s 17 in a row.
14. North Carolina (22-7): Aims to spoil Duke’s perfection.
15. Kentucky (22-7): Auburn wants rematch in SEC tourney.
16. Wisconsin (21-7): NCAA appearance will be Badgers’ fifth.
17. Indiana (21-9): Guyton standing out.
18. Florida (19-6): Three-point thrillers.
19. Iowa (18-7): Davis deserves a good NCAA send-off.
20. College of Charleston (25-2): Precision and athleticism.
21. Texas (18-10): Muoneke’s a real hit.
22. Purdue (19-9): This team was once 12-1.
23. Washington (16-9): Stanford neutralized MacCulloch.
24. Syracuse (19-9): Only 3-3 since beating Connecticut.
25. Arkansas (20-8): Showed Auburn other side of blowout.
GAME OF THE WEEK
ARIZONA (20-4, 11-3): at STANFORD (22-5, 12-2):
When--Saturday. Time--7:30 p.m. TV--FX.
* Story line--This is the key game as Arizona tries to wrest away the Pacific 10 Conference title that everyone assumed would be Stanford’s. The Cardinal can clinch at least a tie by beating Arizona State and Arizona at home this week. Arizona has had Stanford’s number, though, and the Cardinal try might a three-guard lineup with Mike McDonald at times to counter. Even if Arizona wins, the Wildcats still have to face USC and UCLA next week.
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