Bruin Report Online: Earlier this week, the Pac-12 made two key moves that have served to complicate UCLA’s Tournament seeding while potentially benefiting other Pac-12 teams:
First, the league rescheduled the UCLA vs. Oregon game, putting the Bruins in a position to have to go on the road for the third time in six days to take on Oregon in the same week that UCLA will have to prepare for arguably the best team in the Pac-12, USC.
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