Pacific-12 Conference: Season 2023-24
Pacific-12 Conference 2023-24
Tournament Winner: University of Oregon
Regular Season Champion: University of Arizona
Top Scorer: Keion Brooks Jr. (21.1)
Pacific-12 Conference Final: University of Oregon - University of Colorado 75-68 Colorado (Tad Boyle): KJ Simpson Jr. 23, Tristan Da Silva 9, J'Vonne Hadley 7, Eddie Lampkin Jr. 7, Luke O'Brien 11, Cody Williams 9, Bangot Dak 2, Javon Ruffin 0, Julian Hammond III 0, Courtney Anderson 0, Joe Hurlburt 0, Harrison Carrington 0, Assane Diop 0 Standings 2023-24
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 Washington Pacific-12 Conference Final  University of Oregon won Championship of Pacific-12 Conference
 Ducks punch ticket to Big Dance with win in Pac-12 Tournament Championship Game-Mar 17, 2024
N'Faly Dante (6'11''-C-2001) shot 12 of 12 from the floor en route to a game-high 25 points, and the fourth-seeded Oregon Ducks outlasted the third-seeded Colorado Buffaloes to win the final Pac-12 tournament championship, 75-68, on Saturday in Las Vegas. Oregon (23-11) came to Las Vegas with seemingly slim odds of landing an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament. The Ducks removed all doubt, earning the Pac-12's automatic berth with their second win in as many nights against an opponent that beat them twice in the regular season. "We trust each other, that's the No. 1 thing, " said Dante, who was named the tournament's most outstanding player. "Everybody trusts me, and I trust every single one of them. If we trust each other, then it's going to work out for us." Oregon toppled top-seed Arizona on Friday behind the 3-point shooting of guards Jermaine Couisnard (6'4''-G) and Jackson Shelstad (6'0''-PG). The duo struggled from long range on Saturday, with Shelstad shooting 1 of 4 from beyond the arc and Couisnard going 0-of-5. Dante's perfect shooting picked up the slack, however, including two key buckets down the stretch. His rim-rattling dunk with 2:11 remaining and a tip-in of a missed Couisnard jumper extended Oregon's lead from two points to four, and four points to six. Dante then sealed the win with 31 seconds remaining when he made a spectacular block of KJ Simpson Jr. (6'2''-G-2002)'s 3-point attempt, then chased down and saved the ensuing loose ball. Dante's spectacular performance came one day after he took a scary fall early against Arizona that took him out for a long stretch of the first half. Simpson had 23 points, seven rebounds and four assists for Colorado (24-10). Luke O'Brien (6'8''-G-2001) was the only other Buffalo to score in double figures, posting 11 points. Oregon's defense, keyed by Dante's three steals along with two swipes from Couisnard and two from Jadrian Tracey (6'5''-G), forced 13 Colorado turnovers. The Ducks committed just three turnovers. "It's not over yet," Dante said. "We've still got a lot of work to do so we're going to go back and get ready for (the tournament)." Oregon also held Colorado to 20-of-48 shooting from the floor. The Ducks went 28-of-62 from the floor. Shelstad finished with 17 points and Couisnard added 14 points. Pac-12 Tournament Final: Colorado - Oregon 68-75 Pac-12 Tournament Semifinals: Arizona - Oregon 59-67 Washington State - Colorado 52-58 Pac-12 Tournament Quarterfinals: Arizona - USC 70-49 Washington State - Stanford 79-62 Colorado - Utah Oregon - UCLA 68-66 Pac-12 Tournament First Round: UCLA - Oregon State 67-57 Utah - Arizona State 90-57 California - Stanford 76-87, OT Washington - USC 74-80 Courtesy of pac-12.com  All-Pac-12 Awards 2024-Mar 17, 2024
All-Tournament MVP:  N'Faly Dante (6'11''-C-2001) of OregonPlayer of the Year:  Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of ArizonaDefensive Player of the Year:  Adem Bona (6'10''-F-2003) of UCLAFreshman of the Year: Myles Rice (6'2''-G) of WSUMost Improved Player of the Year:  Maxime Raynaud (7'1''-C-2003) of StanfordSixth Player of the Year: Koren Johnson (6'2''-G) of WashingtonCoach of the Year: Kyle Smith of WSU
First Team Oumar Ballo (7'0''-C-2002) of Arizona Adem Bona (6'10''-F-2003) of UCLA Keion Brooks Jr. (6'7''-F-2000) of Washington Branden Carlson (7'0''-C-2000) of Utah N'Faly Dante (6'11''-C-2001) of Oregon Isaac Jones (6'9''-F) of WSU Caleb Love (6'4''-G-2001) of Arizona Myles Rice (6'2''-G) of WSU KJ Simpson Jr. (6'2''-G-2002) of Colorado Jaylon Tyson (6'7''-G-2002) of California
Second Team Jermaine Couisnard (6'4''-G) of Oregon Tristan Da Silva (6'9''-F-2001) of Colorado Boogie Ellis (6'3''-G-2000) of USC Pelle Larsson (6'5''-G-2001) of Arizona Maxime Raynaud (7'1''-C-2003) of Stanford
Honorable Mention Isaiah Collier (6'5''-G) of USC Frankie Collins (6'1''-G-2002) of Arizona St. Jordan Pope (6'2''-G) of Oregon St. Deivon Smith (6'1''-G) of Utah Jaylen Wells (6'7''-F-2003) of WSU
All-Defensive Team Oumar Ballo (7'0''-C-2002) of Arizona Adem Bona (6'10''-F-2003) of UCLA Frankie Collins (6'1''-G-2002) of Arizona St. N'Faly Dante (6'11''-C-2001) of Oregon Kobe Johnson (6'6''-G-2003) of USC
All-Freshman Team Isaiah Collier (6'5''-G) of USC Sebastian Mack (6'3''-G) of UCLA Myles Rice (6'2''-G) of WSU Jackson Shelstad (6'0''-PG) of Oregon Cody Williams (6'8''-F-2004) of Colorado
All-Tournament Team N'Faly Dante (6'11''-C-2001) of Oregon Jermaine Couisnard (6'4''-G) of Oregon Jackson Shelstad (6'0''-PG) of Oregon KJ Simpson Jr. (6'2''-G-2002) of Colorado |
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