Arizona has rolled out to a 15-3 start to the season, but all three of those losses have come in conference play including an 87-68 throttling in Oregon last Saturday as -4 point favorites. USC (13-5) has their hands full going to Tucson where the Wildcats are 9-1, but the Trojans have won consecutive games by an average of 11 points and have covered the number in six of their last seven overall. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
It’s not entirely impossible to go on the road to the McKale Center and get a win, as Washington State did it two weeks ago in a 74-61 victory over the Wildcats as +12 point underdogs. That being said that was the first loss Arizona had at home in the last 28 games, so they’ll be hungry to get back on track in their first tilt in Tucson since that defeat. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Arizona has lost two of their last three and it’s mostly because their guards are ice cold. Kerr Kriisa<\/strong> is 5-23 shooting in the losses, Courtney Rame<\/strong>y had three straight games recently scoring 5 points or less, and Pelle Larsson<\/strong> has reached double figures just once in the last six games. <\/p>\n\n\n\n