The Arizona Wildcats only play the UCLA Bruins and USC Trojans once this season, which has people upset.
And understandably so, as it means college basketball fans are missing out on two games between likely-top-25 teams.
But with 12 teams in an 18-game conference schedule, not every team can play everyone twice like they did in the good ole Pac-10 days, so these types of things happen.
Some have suggested the Pac-12 should change its scheduling so that teams like Arizona and UCLA — the conference’s two traditional powerhouses — are a lock to play each other twice a year, and Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott is open to that.