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No. 23 BYU vs. No. 4 Arizona

No. 23 BYU Cougars (19-6, 7-5 Big 12) at No. 4 Arizona Wildcats (23-2, 10-2 Big 12).
BYU is coming off a 90-86 OT win over Colorado, with Robert O. Wright III scoring 39 points.
Arizona is 13-1 at home and leads the Big 12 with 40.9 rebounds per game.
Tobe Awaka averages 9.7 rebounds to pace the Wildcats.
BYU averages 86.5 PPG and outscores opponents by 12.0 PPG.
Arizona shoots 50.7% from the field, 7.3 percentage points higher than BYU allows (43.4%).
BYU shoots 48.5% from the field, well above the 38.9% Arizona allows.

Top Performers

Brayden Burries (Arizona): 15.7 PPG, 1.6 SPG.
Jaden Bradley (Arizona): 13.4 PPG over the last 10 games.
AJ Dybantsa (BYU): 24.4 PPG, 6.6 RPG.
Robert O. Wright III (BYU): 21.3 PPG over the last 10 games.

Last 10 Games

Wildcats: 8-2, 83.4 PPG, allowing 70.0 PPG, shooting 49.0%.
Cougars: 5-5, 83.9 PPG, allowing 84.8 PPG, shooting 45.9%.

Women’s: No. 10 Ohio State vs. No. 23 Minnesota

No. 10 Ohio State Buckeyes (22-4, 11-3 Big Ten) at No. 23 Minnesota Golden Gophers (20-6, 11-4 Big Ten).
Minnesota is coming off an 83-60 win over Wisconsin behind Mara Braun’s 20-point performance.
Golden Gophers are 12-2 at home and rank sixth in the Big Ten in rebounding (35.2 RPG).
Amaya Battle averages 7.3 rebounds per game to lead Minnesota.
Buckeyes are 11-3 in Big Ten play and rank seventh in defensive rebounds (23.7 DRPG), led by Jaloni Cambridge (4.6 DRPG).
Minnesota averages 6.7 made 3s per game, just 0.3 fewer than Ohio State allows (7.0).
Ohio State averages 83.4 PPG, which is 26.9 more than Minnesota allows (56.5).
Wednesday marks their first conference matchup this season.

Top Performers

Amaya Battle (Minnesota): 10.6 PPG, 7.3 RPG, 3.8 APG.
Mara Braun (Minnesota): 13.5 PPG over the last 10 games.
Jaloni Cambridge (Ohio State): 22.8 PPG, 51.5% shooting.
Chance Gray (Ohio State): 16.1 PPG over the last 10 games.

Last 10 Games

Golden Gophers: 8-2, 76.1 PPG, allowing 64.1 PPG, shooting 48.6%.
Buckeyes: 8-2, 81.5 PPG, allowing 71.6 PPG, shooting 47.3%.

United States men’s Olympic Preliminary Rounds

Latvia

Final Score: U.S. 5, Latvia 1.
Shots on Goal: USA 38, Latvia 18.
Connor Hellebuyck made 17 saves on 18 shots.
Brady Tkachuk opened the scoring (assist: Matthew Tkachuk).
Brock Nelson scored twice, both assisted by Jack Hughes.
Tage Thompson and Auston Matthews each scored power-play goals (Matthews assisted by Jack Eichel).

Denmark

Final Score: U.S. 6, Denmark 3.
Shots on Goal: USA 47, Denmark 21.
Jeremy Swayman made 18 saves to earn his first Olympic win.
Matt Boldy tied the game (assists: Quinn Hughes, Jaccob Slavin).
Brady Tkachuk tied the game in the second (assist: Jack Eichel), and Eichel later scored to give the U.S. its first lead.
Noah Hanifin extended the second-period lead.
Jake Guentzel (assist: Auston Matthews) and Jack Hughes added third-period goals.

Germany

Final Score: U.S. 5, Germany 1.
Shots on Goal: USA 37, Germany 24.
Connor Hellebuyck made 23 saves on 24 shots.
Zach Werenski opened the scoring (assist: Auston Matthews).
Auston Matthews scored a power-play goal (assist: Quinn Hughes) and later added his second goal (assist: Jake Sanderson).
Brock Faber scored late in the second period.
Tage Thompson added a third-period goal (assist: Dylan Larkin).