Big West Standings: Who’s on Top in Basketball?

The Big West Conference is one of the Premier Basketball leagues in the country. Here’s a look at the standings as of February 1st.

Big West Standings: Who’s on Top in Basketball?

The Big West Conference is a NCAA Division I collegiate athletic conference The conference participates in the Basketball season and sends its regular season champion to the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament The current Conference Standings are as follows:

The Big West Conference is one of the most competitive in college basketball

The Big West Conference is one of the most competitive in college basketball Eight teams are currently vying for the conference title with only a few games left in the regular season UC Irvine currently sits atop the standings with a 12-4 record, followed closely by UC Riverside (11-5) and Cal State Fullerton (10-6). UC Davis is just a half-game back at 9-6, with Long Beach State and Hawaii tied for fifth at 8-7. UC Santa Barbara rounds out the top half of the conference at 7-8, while Cal Poly and CSUN are tied for seventh at 6-9.

UC Irvine currently sits atop the standings.

The University of California Irvine currently sits atop the standings in the Big West Conference with a record of 7-2. The Anteaters are followed closely by the UC Riverside Highlanders who are just a half game back at 6-2. UC Santa Barbara rounds out the top three with a record of 5-3.

In terms of conference play UC Irvine has been led by their star guard Maxwell Gazzo, who is averaging 18.4 points per game Gazzo has been flanked by forwards Nathan McCoy and Andre Henry, who are averaging 13.6 and 11.8 points per game respectively. UC Riverside has been paced by guard Jaylin Airington, who is averaging 16.0 points per game Airington has gotten plenty of help from his teammates in the form of forward Ajani Kennedy (13.6 ppg) and guard Tahj Eaddy (12.5 ppg).

UC Santa Barbara has been carried by their star forward Amari Bailey who is averaging 22.1 points and 8.4 rebounds per game Bailey has received some help from his teammates in the form of guard Devearl Ramsey (11.4 ppg) and forward Jaquori Mclaughlin (10.9 ppg).

UC Riverside, CSUN, and Long Beach State are all within striking distance.

The conference race is far from decided, but these teams have put themselves in a good position.

The Big West Conference is wide open heading into the final weeks of the Regular Season UC Riverside, CSUN, and Long Beach State are all within striking distance of first place, and any of them could end up on top when the dust settles.

Here’s a look at where things stand heading into the stretch run:

UC Riverside is currently in first place with a record of 9-4. The Highlanders have won four of their last five games and re Playing some of their best basketball of the season. CSUN is right behind them at 8-5, and the Matadors have won two in a row. Long Beach State rounds out the Top 3 with a record of 7-6.

These three teams have separated themselves from the rest of the pack, but anyone canStill, these three teams have put themselves in a good position to contend for the conference title

UC Irvine has been the most consistent team in the conference.

The Anteaters have been the most consistent team in the conference, winning at least 20 games in each of the past four seasons. They’ve been to the NCAA tournament twice in that span, and their only losing season came in 2015-16, when they went 15-17.

UC Riverside has been the most surprising team in the conference.

UC Riverside has been the most surprising team in the conference. The Highlanders have a 12-4 record in conference play and are currently in second place behind only UC Irvine. UC Riverside has wins over some of the best teams in the conference, including a recent upset victory over first-place UC Irvine. The Highlanders are led by star guard Jaylon Brown, who is averaging 19.5 points per game With Brown leading the way, UC Riverside has a chance to make some noise in the postseason and could be a team to watch out for in the coming years.

CSUN has been the most disappointing team in the conference.

CSUN has a 7-13 record in the Big West Conference and is currently in last place. They have been the most disappointing team in the conference, as they were picked to finish in fourth place in the preseason poll. CSUN has lost seven of their last eight games and their only win during that span was against last-place UC Riverside.

Long Beach State has been the most up-and-down team in the conference.

While Long Beach State has been the most up-and-down team in the conference, they currently sit atop the standings. Santa Barbara and UC Riverside are nipping at their heels, however, so it will be interesting to see how the rest of the season plays out. Fullerton and Davis round out the top half of the conference, while Cal Poly and CS Northridge occupy the bottom two spots.

The race for the conference title is still wide open.

There are just a few weeks left in the basketball season and the race for the conference title is still wide open. Here’s a look at how the teams in the Big West are faring so far:

– UC Santa Barbara is in first place with a 12-2 record.
– Cal State Fullerton is in second place with an 11-3 record.
– Long Beach State is in third place with a 10-4 record.
– UC Irvine is in fourth place with an 8-6 record.

So, who’s going to come out on top? It’s anybody’s guess at this point!

The conference tournament will be the deciding factor for who goes to the NCAA Tournament

The College Basketball season is coming to a close and the conference tournaments are just around the corner. These tournaments are crucial for teams on the bubble for the NCAA tournament The Big West is no different, as there are several teams that could make a case for an at-large bid. But, with only one team getting an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament it is likely that the conference tournament will decide who goes dancing in March.

Here is a look at the current standings in the Big West and what each team needs to do to secure a spot in the NCAA tournament

1. UC Irvine Anteaters (23-6, 12-3 Big West)
-The Anteaters have clinched a share of the regular season title and will be the top seed in the Conference Tournament They have also all but locked up an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament UC Irvine just needs to avoid a complete collapse in the conference tournament to punch their ticket to March Madness

2. Cal State Fullerton Titans (20-9, 10-5 Big West)
-The Titans have put together a strong season and are in good position to receive an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament However, they can not afford to lose their first game in the Conference tournament A loss would put their fate in the hands of other bubble teams around the country and that is not a desirable position to be in come Selection Sunday.

3&4. UC Riverside Highlanders & Long Beach State 49ers (18-11, 9-6 Big West) -These two teams are tied for third place in the conference and will be facing each other on Saturday night in Long Beach The winner of that game will most likely earn the third seed in next week’s conference tournament and avoid playing UC Irvine until at least the semifinals. The loser will likely fall to fifth place and have to play UC Irvine in Quarterfinals on Thursday night Needless to say, this is a huge game for both teams’ NCAA tournament hopes as they try to avoid playing UC Irvine as long as possible