Trojans Rising: How USC Became a Threat in the PAC-12 Conference Tournament

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Despite a challenging college basketball season that saw the USC Trojans finishing with a 14-17 record, their recent performances signal a team poised to make a significant impact in the PAC-12 Conference Tournament. This turnaround may appear surprising at first glance, but a closer look at their trajectory over the final weeks reveals a squad brimming with potential and danger for their opponents.
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Pac-12 Conference Tournament Teams | Top-6 Odds at FanDuel |
Arizona Wildcats | -150 |
Colorado Buffaloes | +480 |
Washington State Cougars | +700 |
Oregon Ducks | +1200 |
Utah Utes | +1800 |
USC Trojans | +2000 |
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In the closing stages of the regular season, USC demonstrated remarkable form, securing victories in five of their last seven games. This impressive run was capped off with a decisive 13-point win over the fifth-ranked Arizona Wildcats, underscoring the team’s capability to compete against top-tier competition. This surge in performance is notable, especially considering the Trojans were initially projected to finish second in the conference.
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Key players Boogie Ellis and Isaiah Collier have been pivotal in this resurgence. After a period marred by injuries and inconsistent play that left USC languishing near the bottom of the PAC-12 standings, the team has found its stride. Now fully healthy and exhibiting a level of basketball that aligns with their pre-season expectations, the Trojans are a force to be reckoned with.
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As the PAC-12 Conference Tournament approaches, USC stands out as a team with the talent and momentum to disrupt the status quo and potentially claim the championship. Their journey from early-season struggles to their current form is a testament to their resilience and skill, making them a dark horse capable of causing chaos and emerging victorious in the tournament.

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