The ESPN's offseason Bracketology posts predicts Arizona will become the Pac-12's automatic qualifier and take the West Region's No. 3 seed. Such a placement could set the Wildcats up on a preferred path toward the 2024 Final Four in Glendale.
Bruce Pascoe Arizona Daily Star at Even though Arizona has only seven projected players on its 2023-24 roster, ESPN is projecting the Wildcats to win the Pac-12 and take a No. 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Oregon and Washington State were also listed from the Pac-12 while Stanford was listed as one of the first four teams out of the field. In addition, Lunardi's offseason predictions implied that the Wildcats will be facing two No. 1 seeds along with a No. 2 in nonconference play next season.
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