The Pac-12 tournament moved to Las Vegas a decade ago. During its stay on The Strip, the event has typically unfolded as expected with just two teams seeded lower than No. 3 claiming the trophy: Oregon in 2019, as the No. 6 seed, and Oregon State in 2021, as the No. 5 seed.
Based on a regular season that produced a dominant champion (UCLA) and a clear second tier (Arizona and USC), the likelihood of a surprise winner seems low.
Three questions loom large in T-Mobile Arena, where opening-round games begin Wednesday afternoon:
1. Will UCLA have the services of defensive ace Jaylen Clark, who suffered a lower-leg injury
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