On the night where the NCAA Selection Committee said Stanford was still worthy of a No. 1 seed despite their most recent loss, the Cardinal showed the country why with a blowout of the Wildcats on …
TUCSON, Ariz. — Stanford hasn’t lost consecutive games in more than two years. It will be even longer after the Cardinal bounced back from one of their worst performances of the season with arguably their best — and showed the country why the NCAA Selection Committee still views them as a No. 1 seed.
And while Stanford dropped to No. 6 in the AP poll after their 72-67 loss at Washington on Sunday, the NCAA Selection Committee’s revelation of their current top-16 teams at halftime of the ESPN broadcast showed that the Cardinal is still considered a No. 1 seed — with the committee ranking Stanford as the No. 3 overall team in the country.
“Everything was 10 times better,” Jones said. “I think this was one of our best games we played overall, 40 minutes-wise. I was really proud of the bounce back that we had tonight.”
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