It’s hard to find a bigger college basketball mismatch in conference play than when fourth-ranked Arizona faces lowly California Thursday.
mismatch in conference play than what we’ll see on Thursday when fourth-ranked Arizona faces lowly California , and this gaudy point spread still doesn’t reflect the gap between these two teams.
On one side is Arizona, which has looked like one of the best teams in the country all season. The Wildcats have won six straight games after Saturday’s 32-point beatdown of Oregon State, which marked this team’s third straight win by at least 15 points.On the other side is California, which has lost seven straight contests by an average of 17.7 points — with only one of those games decided by fewer than 13 points.
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