Huskies ranked third entering Thursday's tournament. How do they match up against the rest of the Pac-10? Preview includes quotes and analysis from Pac-10 head coaches.

This time, a DUI.

We've been chatting about this over on Cougcenter, but thought you guys might be interested as well. In case you don't make it over there....

Rivals.com has put out the Rankings. Naming Florida as the top recruiting class. The Dawgs land 28th on the list. From all of the hype on KJR about our prospects I thought we were closer to the top ten than this. I know the Dawgs are in the infancy of Sark's reign so I won't take this to literally. This team is definitely on the right track though.

Love it.

The latest episode of 18 And Life is live! We recap the weekend action (including Arizona's surprising victory and UW's difficulties in Los Angeles), breakdown the seeming fad that has become the zone defense, and preview much of the upcoming action of the weekend (highlighted especially are Cal/ASU and UW/WSU).

Check it out at the link above. (And John, if you get tired of me posting these, just let me know and I'll cease!)

Just your friendly reminder that you can listen to the newest episode of the Pac-10 hoops podcast by visiting the link above. Lots of subscription options there, too.

We spend quite a bit of time talking about the Huskies, since Seth was at both games. We also make note of the fact that I predicted UW would win both games, and that Quincy Pondexter was a deserving player of the week.

We also spend some time interviewing Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News, who predicts that Washington will end up on top when it's all said and done. So much Husky love, it hurts.

Don't be worried about it too much yet, I'd wait until we have the first Arizona State game under our belt to start really caring, but there's some interesting stuff here.
1. Pondexter and Thomas are 410th and 411th in the country in % of minutes played, both with 76.3%. They're also right next to each other in % Possessions at 175 and 176 with 27.2% each. If that isn't a dual threat, I don't know what is.
2. Gant, Suggs, and Turner are our least impactful players thus far, I can believe that.
3. Overton assists a lot more than I thought, I guess he deserves the minutes he's getting.
4. Thomas and Pondexter know how to draw fouls, both cracking the top 50 in FD/40.
5. Breshers is 2 months of hard training away from being a huge impact player, his rate stats are solid all around.