UCLA, ranked twelfth at the start of the season, has built a solid case for a middle seed in the NCAA tournament despite early losses and inconsistency. With a 19-9 record, they hold seventh place in the Big Ten and are projected as a number ten seed. Recent victories over top-tier teams and a strong record against mid-level foes have boosted their resume. UCLA faces crucial games against Minnesota, Nebraska, and USC, with veteran guard Skyy Clarks return adding momentum. The Big Ten tournament and Selection Sunday loom, but the Bruins look primed to secure an at-large bid.
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