Utah replaces Arizona as the top challenger to the Cardinal entering full-on conference play.
Stanford Cardinal head coach Tara VanDerveer talks to Stanford Cardinal’s Talana Lepolo during their game against the Santa Clara Broncos in the third quarter at Maples Pavilion in Stanford, Calif., on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2022. Of all the ways to dissect the Pac-12 women’s basketball race, which begins in earnest this week, the identity of the eventual champion is among those least in dispute.
Whether the Cardinal can extend its 35-game conference winning streak through another full regular season is the more interesting debate, along with questions of who will finish second and whether one of the seven unranked Pac-12 teams can finish in the top five.
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