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The Future of Pac-10 Basketball

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College basketball's west coast conference was supposed to have been on a downswing last season, as many players left for the NBA, including Jrue Holiday, Nick Wise, Paul George, Luke Babbitt, Demar Derozan, and Taj Gibson. It was seemingly a mass exodus, and everyone including scouts from San Jose hookup agencies assumed that teams would need two years to re-tool. Frankly, the talent at times was clearly expedited, as Derek Williams brought the Arizona Wildcats to the Final Four in his freshman year , and UCLA showed some real talent despite its youth, particularly out of Honeycutt and Malcolm Lee. The real question however concerns the smaller counterparts, such as the University of California, Stanford, and USC, all teams which were elite as early as five years ago. Fans and hookups in San Jose wonder of the Pac-10 can truly recapture the elite level of basketball it was had, in the midst of the new era of one-and-done players.

 

Nor cal hookups remember fondly when the west coast conference had a legendary tournament, where truly anything was possible. In 2009, Demar Derozan, as a freshman, has his sights set on the NBA all year, yet his game was raw and unrefined. He played for the University of Southern California, who weren't expected to do much that year in the win column. However, the start of the season went worse than players, hookups, and coached expected, and Demar for the first time, had to face the prospect of staying at school one more year rather than go straight to the league, get paid, and help his struggling family. Then, the Trojans did the unthinkable. They made a deep run in the Pac-10 tournament, where Derozan displayed his upside, and the mature Taj Gibson did his thing on defence and with rebounding; USC gained a berth into that year's NCAA tournament, and Derozan entered the NBA draft as planned.

 

San Jose hasn't had a region in the big tournament since 2007, but it was a good year, since Duke and the then potent Virginian Tech Hokies got to play in that region. Basketball fans out of San Jose were spoiled that year, but an unnamed San Jose hookup claims that she spoils men of San Jose often. A survey was done too see which teams fans in the area were attached to, and the answers were surprisingly of a vast variety. Some like Stanford, with the powerful women's team, the one that Condoleeza Rice watched when they broke the legendary winning streak of the University of Connecticut. Other fans reflect nearly twenty years ago when Steve Nash played for Santa Clara and Jason Kidd played for the California Golden Bears. One male hookup said "it was the pinnacle of college basketball in Northern California". Some adults disagree, but it was definitely a great time for college sports in the region regardless.