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Arizona-USC
Press Notes
The USC men’s basketball team (13-5, 3-2) will take on No.
11 Arizona (13-3, 4-2) on Jan. 18 at
at the
USC is 8-3 in its last 11 games, but has lost its last two home games by a
total of four points. USC split with
last season, with each team winning its home game, and has won six of the last
10 home games with
enters the week hitting 51.2 percent of their shots, sixth best in the country.
The Trojans lost at home to ASU last season, but won
the game at ASU. USC has won nine of its last 12
games played against the Sun Devils. USC has held 16 of 18 opponents to 40.4
percent or less from the floor and 14 of 18 under 40 percent shooting. USC has
held eight teams (SMC, MVSU, LMU,
B-CC, LU and WSU) to their season-low shooting
percentage to that date. USC is holding the opposition to a .352 percentage for
the season, tied with
for the second lowest field goal defense. Tonight’s game will be USC’s fifth in the last seven against a ranked opponent and
sixth overall. USC is 3-2 vs. ranked opponents this season.
will be the fourth ranked opponent USC is facing this season that is coming off
a loss in its previous game.
Fresno-Nevada
Press Notes
ends its three-game road swing when it faces No. 13/15
enters the game with a 13-4 overall record and a 2-2 WAC
mark.
13/15 in the nation and is 16-1 on the year. The Wolf Pack also sit atop the WAC Standings with a
4-0 record.
isn’t the only team in the WAC struggling on the
road. As a conference, the road team is 4-14, with
and
winning two road games each.
is 0-2 this season, with road losses at
and at
Jose
road trip, while
beat
comes into Thursday’s game with a 16-1 overall record and a No. 13 national
ranking by ESPN/USA Today and a No. 15 ranking by the Associated Press. The
Wolf Pack are 4-0 in WAC
play and they are riding a 14-game WAC winning
streak.
Wake Forest-Duke
Press Notes
coming off a pair of disappointing home losses last week, look
for better fortunes on the road. The Demon Deacons, 9-7 overall and 1-3 in the
ACC, lost at home to NC State Saturday, 88-74.
forced 19 turnovers and shot 53.8 percent in the loss. Duke, 14-3 and 1-2,
broke into the ACC win column Sunday with a 86-63
victory at
shot an amazing 68.3 percent, including 81.0 percent in the first half. Duke,
however, has beaten
at Cameron Indoor in each of the previous nine seasons. The last time the
Deacons won in
Duncan’s senior year of 1997.During the nine-game losing streak at Cameron
Indoor, Wake’s smallest margin of defeat was 10 points (102-92 in 2005).