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Pac-12 Basketball Conference Tournament Odds: Oregon Takes Down Colorado

N'Faly Dante dominated the Colorado Buffaloes with 25 points and nine rebounds, while Jackson Shelstad dropped 17 points to propel Oregon to the Pac-12 Conference Tournament Championship.

The Ducks defeated the Buffaloes by a score of 75-68 as 2.5-point underdogs. Dana Altman's team won three straight, with a massive 67-59 victory over the Arizona Wildcats as 11.5-point dogs.

After going 15-8 in Pac-12 Conference play, not much was expected of this Oregon team. But, they held opponents to under 41% shooting and an average of 64 points per game to win the Pac-12 Championship.

Pac-12 Basketball Conference Tournament Final Odds

Pac-12 Conference Tournament Odds
TeamSpreadMoneyline
Colorado-2.5 (-112)-148
Oregon+2.5 (-108)+124

 

Pac-12 Conference Tournament Favorite: Colorado -148

Colorado (24-9 SU, 13-7 Pac-12) take on Oregon looking for their ninth straight victory. The Buffaloes have covered the spread in four straight games, and six of their last eight behind a dominant offense.

Tad Boyle's team have shot the lights out all year with an impressive 55.5 effective field goal percentage. They're a team full of downtown sharpshooters, sitting fourth in the nation while knocking down close to 40% from deep.

Oregon has managed to surprise fans and analysts alike on their way to the Pac-12 Tournament Final. While their defense has been impressive, Colorado's offense is far and away the best unit on the floor.

Last 10 Pac-12 Regular Season Winners

Last 10 Pac-12 Regular Season Champions 
YearRegular Season ChampionTournament Champion
2022-23UCLAArizona
2021-22ArizonaArizona
2020-21OregonOregon State
2019-20OregonN/A
2018-19WashingtonOregon
2017-18ArizonaArizona
2016-17ArizonaArizona
2015-16OregonOregon
2014-15ArizonaArizona
2013-14ArizonaUCLA

 

Arizona has dominated the last decade of Pac-12 hoops. The Wildcats have been crowned regular season champions in five of the last ten years, while taking home the Pac-12 tournament title on five separate occasions.

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