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**Arizona versus UCLA**

–Las Vegas Sports Consultants installed UCLA as a six-point Staples Center ‘chalk’ over Arizona, with the total set at 131. FOX Sports West will provide coverage of this Pac-10 semifinal contest beginning at 6:20 p.m. ET.

–Arizona (19-11 straight up, 10-19 against the spread) beat Stanford for the third time this season with Thursday’s victory as a 2 1/2-point favorite, 73-68. The Wildcats appear to have clinched their 22nd consecutive trip to the NCAA Tournament, the longest current streak running.

–Ivan Radenovic accounted for 21 points and seven rebounds, while point guard Mustafa Shakur added 18, seven and six assists.

–Arizona improved to 7-9 both SU and ATS away from home, and need just one more victory to reach 20 wins overall for the 19th consecutive season.

-UCLA swept the season series from Arizona this year after prevailing Jan. 5 as a 10 1/2-point road underdog, 85-79, and Feb. 4 as a 3 1/2-point home 'chalk,' 84-73.

–UCLA (25-6 SU, 17-10 ATS) routed Oregon State Thursday as a 16-point ‘chalk,’ 79-47. The Bruins are currently riding a five-game SU and ATS winning streak.

–Ryan Hollins netted a season-high 17 points in the victory, and Arron Affalo added 16 while Michael Roll had nine. UCLA also enjoyed a rebounding advantage, 39-25, and is playing for a high seed in the upcoming NCAA Tournament.

–The Bruins sport an 11-3 SU and 10-4 ATS road record, winning those contests by an average score of 66-60.

**Oregon versus California**

–LVSC has California as a three-point Staples Center favorite over Oregon, with the total set at 127. FOX Sports West will start its coverage of this Pac-10 semifinal contest around 11:45 p.m. ET.

-Oregon (15-17 SU, 14-15 ATS) surprised second-seed Washington Thursday night as a 7 1/2-point underdog, 84-73. The other top three seeds in the tournament are still alive.

-Chamberlain Oguchi poured in all 22 of his points in the final 14 1/2 minutes of the game. The sophomore already has the tournament record for made 3-pointers this year with 12.

-The Ducks sport a 5-9 SU and 8-6 ATS road record, dropping those affairs by an average score of 70-68.

-California has won the last two meetings with Oregon SU, while covering the previous four encounters. The Golden Bears dumped the Ducks Jan. 5 as a 7 1/2-point home 'chalk,' 77-66, and Feb. 4 as a one-point road favorite, 62-60.

-Cal (19-9 SU, 16-10 ATS) advanced to this stage after knocking off Southern Cal Thursday as a three-point 'chalk,' 82-67.

-Power forward Leon Powe enjoyed a monster game with 22 points and 20 rebounds, helping the school to its first semifinal slot since 2003.

-The Golden Bears are 7-6 SU and 7-5 ATS away from home, winning those affairs by an average score of 64-62.