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词条 2018 Pac-12 Conference Men's Basketball Tournament
释义

  1. Seeds

  2. Schedule

  3. Bracket

  4. Game statistics

     First round  Quarterfinals  Semifinals  Championship 

  5. Awards and honors

     Hall of Honor  Team and tournament leaders  All-Tournament Team  Most Outstanding Player 

  6. Tournament notes

  7. See also

  8. References

{{Infobox NCAA Basketball Conference Tournament
| Year = 2018
| Conference = Pac-12 Conference
| Division = I
| Gender = Men's
| Image =
| Caption = 2015 tournament logo
| Teams = 12
| Arena = T-Mobile Arena
| City = Paradise, Nevada
| Champions = Arizona
| TitleCount = 7th
| Coach = Sean Miller
| CoachCount = 3rd
| MVP = Deandre Ayton
| MVPTeam = Arizona
| Attendance = 80,550
| OneTopScorer =
| TwoTopScorers =
| TopScorer = Deandre Ayton
| TopScorerTeam = Arizona
| TopScorer2 =
| TopScorer2Team =
| Points = 74
| Television = Pac-12 Network
FS1
}}{{2017–18 Pac-12 Conference men's basketball standings}}

The 2018 Pac-12 Conference Men's Basketball Tournament presented by New York Life was the postseason men's basketball tournament for the Pac-12 Conference and was played during March 7–10, 2018, at T-Mobile Arena on the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada.[1] Number 1 seed Arizona defeated Number 2 seed USC in the championship game.[2] Deandre Ayton was the Tournament MVP.[3]

Seeds

The bracket was announced on March 3, 2018.[4]

All 12 Pac-12 schools were eligible to participate in the tournament. Teams were seeded by conference record, with a tiebreaker system used to seed teams with identical conference records. As a result, the top four teams receive a bye to the quarterfinals of the tournament. Tiebreaking procedures were remain unchanged from the 2017 Tournament.

  • Record between the tied teams
  • Record against the highest-seeded team not involved in the tie, going down through the seedings as necessary
  • Higher RPI:
  • Head-to-head
Seed School Conference Overall Tiebreaker
1 Arizona†# 14–4 24–7
2 USC# 12–6 21–10
3 Utah# 11–7 19–10 1–0 vs. Stanford, 1–1 vs. UCLA
4 UCLA# 11–7 20–10 1–1 vs. Stanford, 1–1 vs. Utah
5 Stanford 11–7 17–14 0–1 vs. Utah, 1–1 vs. UCLA
6 Oregon 10–8 20–11 2–0 vs. Washington
7 Washington 10–8 20–10 0–2 vs. Oregon
8 Colorado 8–10 16–14 1–1 vs. ASU, 1–1 vs. Arizona
9 Arizona State 8–10 20–10 1–1 vs. Colorado, 0–2 vs. Arizona
10 Oregon State 7–11 15–15
11 Washington State 4–14 12–18
12 California 2–16 8–23
† – Pac-12 Conference regular season champions
# – Received a first round bye in the conference tournament.

Schedule

The tournament schedule was announced at the same time as the seeding on March 3, 2018.[4]

GameTimeMatchupScoreTelevisionAttendance
First round – Wednesday, March 7
112:00 pmNo. 8 Colorado vs. No. 9 Arizona State97−85Pac-12 Network8,619
22:30 pmNo. 5 Stanford vs. No. 12 California76–58
36:00 pmNo. 7 Washington vs. No. 10 Oregon State66–69OT10,458
48:30 pmNo. 6 Oregon vs. No. 11 Washington State64–62OT
Quarterfinals – Thursday, March 8
512:00 pmNo. 1 Arizona vs. No. 8 Colorado83–67Pac-12 Network15,182
62:30 pmNo. 4 UCLA vs. No. 5 Stanford88–77
76:00 pmNo. 2 USC vs. No. 10 Oregon State61–4813,194
88:30 pmNo. 3 Utah vs. No. 6 Oregon66–68 FS1
Semifinals – Friday, March 9
96:00 pm No. 1 Arizona vs No. 4 UCLA78–67OTPac–12 Network16,596
108:30 pmNo. 2 USC vs No. 6 Oregon74–54FS1
Championship – Saturday, March 10
117:00 pmNo. 1 Arizona vs No. 2 USC75–61FS116,501
Game times in PT. Rankings denote tournament seed.

Bracket

Teams were reseed after each round with highest remaining seeds receiving home court advantage.

{{4RoundBracket-Byes


| RD1=First round
Wednesday, March 7
| RD2=Quarterfinals
Thursday, March 8
| RD3=Semifinals
Friday, March 9
| RD4=Championship
Saturday, March 10
| RD1-seed03=8
| RD1-team03=Colorado
| RD1-score03=97
| RD1-seed04=9
| RD1-team04=Arizona State
| RD1-score04=85
| RD1-seed07=5
| RD1-team07=Stanford
| RD1-score07=76
| RD1-seed08=12
| RD1-team08=California
| RD1-score08=58
| RD1-seed11=7
| RD1-team11=Washington
| RD1-score11=66
| RD1-seed12=10
| RD1-team12=Oregon State
| RD1-score12=69*
| RD1-seed15=6
| RD1-team15=Oregon
| RD1-score15=64*
| RD1-seed16=11
| RD1-team16=Washington State
| RD1-score16=62
| RD2-seed01=1
| RD2-team01=Arizona
| RD2-score01=83
| RD2-seed02=8
| RD2-team02=Colorado
| RD2-score02=67
| RD2-seed03=4
| RD2-team03=UCLA
| RD2-score03=88
| RD2-seed04=5
| RD2-team04=Stanford
| RD2-score04=77
| RD2-seed05=2
| RD2-team05=USC
| RD2-score05=61
| RD2-seed06=10
| RD2-team06=Oregon State
| RD2-score06=48
| RD2-seed07=3
| RD2-team07=Utah
| RD2-score07=66
| RD2-seed08=6
| RD2-team08=Oregon
| RD2-score08=68
| RD3-seed01=1
| RD3-team01=Arizona
| RD3-score01=78*
| RD3-seed02=4
| RD3-team02=UCLA
| RD3-score02=67
| RD3-seed03=2
| RD3-team03=USC
| RD3-score03=74
| RD3-seed04=6
| RD3-team04=Oregon
| RD3-score04=54
| RD4-seed01=1
| RD4-team01=Arizona
| RD4-score01=75
| RD4-seed02=2
| RD4-team02=USC
| RD4-score02=61
}}
  • denotes overtime period

Game statistics

First round

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| date = March 7
| time = 12:00 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 8 Colorado
| score1 = 97
| team2 = No. 9 Arizona State
| score2 = 85
| H1 = 41−37
| H2 = 56−48
| points1 = McKinley Wright IV, 20
| rebounds1 = Tyler Bey, 10
| assist1 = McKinley Wright IV, 10
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Remy Martin, 20
| rebounds2 = De'Quon Lake, 8
| assist2 = Kodi Justice, 6
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 8,619
| referee = Mike Reed, Eric Curry, Kevin Bril
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}{{basketballbox
| bg =
| date = March 7
| time = 2:30 pm PST
| report = [https://pac-12.com/videos/2018-pac-12-mens-basketball-tournament-stanford-fires-all-cylinders-downs-rival-cal]
| team1 = No. 5 Stanford
| score1 = 76
| team2 = No. 12 California
| score2 = 58
| H1 = 39−28
| H2 = 37−30
| points1 = Reid Travis, 19
| rebounds1 = Reid Travis, 13
| assist1 = Three tied, 3
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Darius McNeill, 19
| rebounds2 = Don Coleman, 8
| assist2 = Justice Sueing, 2
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 8,619
| referee = Greg Nixon, Mike Scyphers, Nate Harris
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}{{basketballbox
| bg = #e6e6e6
| date = March 7
| time = 6:00 pm PST
| report = [https://pac-12.com/mens-basketball/event/2018/03/07/tbd-1]
| team1 = No. 7 Washington
| score1 = 66
| team2 = No. 10 Oregon State
| score2 = 69
| H1 = 29–25
| H2 = 28–32
| OT = 9–12
| points1 = Matisse Thybulle, 16
| rebounds1 = Noah Dickerson, 10
| assist1 = 3 tied, 3
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Drew Eubanks, 19
| rebounds2 = Tres Tinkle, 10
| assist2 = Ethan Thompson, 4
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 10,458
| referee = Mike Greenstein, Deldre Carr, Larry Spaulding
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}{{basketballbox
| bg =
| date = March 7
| time = 8:30 pm PST
| report = [https://pac-12.com/mens-basketball/event/2018/03/07/tbd-2]
| team1 = No. 6 Oregon
| score1 = 64
| team2 = No. 11 Washington State
| score2 = 62
| H1 = 17–24
| H2 = 36–29
| OT = 11–9
| points1 = 2 tied, 18
| rebounds1 = Troy Brown, 11
| assist1 = Paul White, 5
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Malachi Flynn, 22
| rebounds2 = Drick Bernstine, 9
| assist2 = Drick Bernstine, 5
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 10,458
| referee = Tony Padilla, Michael Irving, Tommy Nunez
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}

Quarterfinals

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| bg = #e6e6e6
| date = March 8
| time = 12:00 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 1 Arizona
| score1 = 83
| team2 = No. 8 Colorado
| score2 = 67
| H1 = 35–33
| H2 = 48–34
| points1 = Allonzo Trier, 22
| rebounds1 = Dušan Ristić, 11
| assist1 = Parker Jackson-Cartwright, 4
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = George King, 19
| rebounds2 = Tyler Bey, 10
| assist2 = McKinley Wright IV, 5
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 15,182
| referee = Verne Harris, Mike Scyphers, Nate Harris
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}{{basketballbox
| bg =
| date = March 8
| time = 2:30 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 4 UCLA
| score1 = 88
| team2 = No. 5 Stanford
| score2 = 77
| H1 = 44–40
| H2 =
| points1 = Aaron Holiday, 34
| rebounds1 = Thomas Welsh, 11
| assist1 = Aaron Holiday, 9
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Kezie Okpala, 23
| rebounds2 = Reid Travis, 14
| assist2 = Kezie Okpala, 5
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 15,182
| referee = Kevin Brill, David Hall, Glen Mayberry
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}{{basketballbox
| bg = #e6e6e6
| date = March 8
| time = 6:05 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 2 USC
| score1 = 61
| team2 = No. 10 Oregon State
| score2 = 48
| H1 = 29–18
| H2 = 32–29
| points1 =Chimezie Metu, 22
| rebounds1 = Chimezie Metu, 11
| assist1 = Jordan McLaughlin, 4
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Stephen Thompson Jr., 12
| rebounds2 = Drew Eubanks, 9
| assist2 = Ethan Thompson, 5
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance =
| referee = Randy McCall, Michael Irving, Deron White
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}{{basketballbox
| bg =
| date = March 8
| time = 8:30 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 3 Utah
| score1 = 66
| team2 = No. 6 Oregon
| score2 = 68
| H1 = 30–25
| H2 = 36–43
| points1 = Justin Bibbins, 20
| rebounds1 = Tyler Rawson, 8
| assist1 = 2 tied, 2
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Elijah Brown, 21
| rebounds2 = Kenny Wooten, 8
| assist2 = MiKyle McIntosh, 3
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 13,194
| referee = Chris Rastatter, Dick Cartmell, Frank Harve
| TV = FS1
}}

Semifinals

{{basketballbox
| bg = #e6e6e6
| date = March 9
| time = 6:00 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 1 Arizona
| score1 = 78
| team2 = No. 4 UCLA
| score2 = 67
| H1 = 30–26
| H2 = 37–41
| OT = 11–0
| points1 = Deandre Ayton, 32
| rebounds1 = Deandre Ayton, 14
| assist1 = Parker Jackson-Cartwright, 4
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = Thomas Welsh, 17
| rebounds2 = Thomas Welsh, 17
| assist2 = 3 tied, 3
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 16,596
| referee = Tony Padilla, David Hall, Mike Reed
| TV = Pac-12 Network
}}{{basketballbox
| bg =
| date = March 9
| time = 8:30 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 2 USC
| score1 = 74
| team2 = No. 6 Oregon
| score2 = 54
| H1 = 37–23
| H2 = 37–31
| points1 = Jonah Mathews, 27
| rebounds1 = Nick Rakocevic, 11
| assist1 = Jordan McLaughlin, 9
| otherstat1 =
| points2 = MiKyle McIntosh, 21
| rebounds2 = 2 tied, 5
| assist2 = Payton Pritchard, 7
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 16,596
| referee = Verne Harris, Greg Nixon, Tommy Nunez Jr.
| TV = FS1
}}

Championship

{{basketballbox
| bg = #e6e6e6
| date = March 10
| time = 7:00 pm PST
| report =  
| team1 = No. 1 Arizona
| score1 = 75
| team2 = No. 2 USC
| score2 = 61
| H1 = 30–33
| H2 = 45–28
| points1 = Deandre Ayton, 32
| rebounds1 = Deandre Ayton, 18
| assist1 = Parker Jackson-Cartwright, 5
| otherstat1 =
| points2= Nick Rakocevic, 13
| rebounds2= Nick Rakocevic, 6
| assist2 = Jordan McLaughlin, 9
| otherstat2 =
| place = T-Mobile Arena
Paradise, NV
| attendance = 16,501
| referee = Randy McCall, Tony Padilla, Mike Reed
| TV = FS1
}}

Awards and honors

Hall of Honor

The following former players will be inducted into the Pac-12 Hall of Honor on Friday, March 7, during a ceremony prior to the semifinals of the 2018 Pac-12 Men's Basketball Tournament presented by New York Life. They are: Michael Wright (Arizona men's basketball), Linda Vollstedt (Arizona State women's golf), Matt Biondi (California men's swimming), Bill Toomey (Colorado men's track and field), Andrew Wheating (Oregon men's track and field), Carol Menken-Schaudt (Oregon State women's basketball), Kerri Walsh Jennings (Stanford women's volleyball), Rafer Johnson (UCLA track and field and men's basketball). Cheryl Miller (USC women's basketball), Missy Marlowe (Utah gymnastics), Sonny Sixkiller (Washington football), and Laura Lavine (Washington State women's track and field).

Team and tournament leaders

Team PointsReboundsAssistsStealsBlocksMinutes
Arizona Deandre Ayton 74 Deandre Ayton 38 Parker Jackson-Cartwright 13 Parker Jackson-Cartwright 6 Deandre Ayton 6 Allonzo Trier 113
Arizona State Remy Martin 20 De'Quon Lake 8 Kodi Justice 6 3 tied 1 Mickey Mitchell 2 2 tied 36
California Darius McNeill 19 Don Coleman 8 Justice Sueing 2 Darius McNeill 3 Kingsley Okoroh 5 Darius McNeill 36
Colorado George King 31 Tyler Bey 20 McKinley Wright IV 16 George King 2 2 tied 2 George King 62
Oregon MiKyle McIntosh 57 Kenny Wooten 15 Paul White 11 Troy Brown 7 Kenny Wooten 4 Payton Pritchard 84
Oregon State Drew Eubanks 30 Tres Tinkle 16 Ethan Thompson 9 Tres Tinkle 4 2 tied 1 Tres Tinkle 79
Stanford Reid Travis 36 Reid Travis 27 Kezie Okpala 8 Kezie Okpala 6 Michael Humphrey 2 Dorian Pickens 69
UCLA Aaron Holiday 59 Thomas Welsh 28 Aaron Holiday 11 Aaron Holiday 2 Gyorgy Goloman 1 Aaron Holiday 85
USC Chimezie Metu 39 Chimezie Metu 24 Jordan McLaughlin 21 Jordan McLaughlin 10 Chimezie Metu 5 Jordan McLaughlin 113
Utah Justin Bibbins 20 Tyler Rawson 8 2 tied 4 Justin Bibbins 2 3 tied 1 Justin Bibbins 40
Washington Matisse Thybulle 16 Noah Dickerson 10 3 tied 3 Noah Dickerson 2 2 tied 2 Matisse Thybulle 44
Washington State Malachi Flynn 22 Drick Bernstine 9 Drick Bernstine 5 Drick Bernstine 3 2 tied 1 Drick Bernstine 43

All-Tournament Team

Name[5] Pos. Height Weight Year Team
Deandre|Ayton}}F{{sort|85|7'1"}}250{{sort|1|Fr.}}Arizona
Dušan|Ristić}}C{{sort|84|7'0"}}245{{sort|4|Sr.}}Arizona
Aaron|Holiday}}G{{sort|73|6'1"}}185{{sort|3|Jr.}}UCLA
Thomas|Welsh|dab=basketball}}C{{sort|84|7'0"}}255{{sort|4|Sr.}}UCLA
Jonah|Matthews|nolink=1}}G{{sort|75|6'3"}}195{{sort|2|So.}}USC
Jordan|McLaughlin|nolink=1}}G{{sort|73|6'1"}}185{{sort|4|Sr.}}USC

Most Outstanding Player

Name Pos. Height Weight Year Team
Deandre|Ayton}}F{{sort|85|7'1"}}250{{sort|1|Fr.}}Arizona

Tournament notes

Eight teams were invited to postseason play from the Pac-12 conference

Three Pac-12 teams earned bids to the 2018 NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament:[6]

  • Arizona: the conference and tournament champion, No. 4 seed in South Regional,
  • Arizona State: No. 11 seed in Midwest Regional
  • UCLA: No. 11 seed in East Regional

Both Arizona State and UCLA were placed in the First Four, games between the four lowest-ranked at-large teams at Dayton, Ohio. Both teams lost their first game on the first Tuesday of the Tournament.[7] Arizona lost its first-round game as well, leaving the Pac-12 with no teams in the round of 32.[8]

Five Pac-12 teams were placed with at-large bids in the 2018 National Invitation Tournament, the most-ever for the Conference: USC, Utah, Oregon, Stanford, and Washington.[6]

See also

{{Portal|College basketball}}
  • 2018 Pac-12 Conference Women's Basketball Tournament

References

1. ^Meyer, Max - [https://www.si.com/college-basketball/2018/03/06/pac-12-tournament-preview-bracket-schedule-picks Expect the Unexpected in a Wide-Open Pac-12 Tournament]. Sports Illustrated, March 6, 2018
2. ^[https://pac-12.com/article/2018/03/10/2018-pac-12-mens-basketball-tournament-deandre-ayton-dominates-arizona-tops-usc 2018 Pac-12 Men's Basketball Tournament: Deandre Ayton dominates, Arizona tops USC for Pac-12 Tournament title]. Pac-12, associated Press, March 10, 2018
3. ^Pascoe, Bruce - Deandre Ayton leads Wildcats to 75-61 win over USC for Pac-12 Tournament title. Arizona Daily Star, March 10, 2018
4. ^1 Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Tournament bracket announced, Arizona earns No. 1 seed. Pac-12 Conference, March 3, 2018
5. ^http://static.pac-12.com.s3.amazonaws.com/sports/basketball-m/2018-tournament/Game11ARIZUSC/Game-11_notes_ARIZ-USC.pdf
6. ^1 Postseason play for eight Pac-12 Men's Basketball teams tips Tuesday. Pac-12 Conference, Mar 13, 2018
7. ^[https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaab/2018/03/15/losses-by-ucla-arizona-state-make-it-a-pac-1-tournament/32951117/ Losses by UCLA, Arizona State make it a Pac-1 Tournament]. USA Today, March 15, 2018
8. ^No. 13 seed Buffalo overwhelms Arizona as the Wildcats' tumultuous season ends in blowout. ESPN, March 16, 2018
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