In a rivalry that has delivered some memorable games, No. 14 Gonzaga is set to face No. 22 UCLA on a brand-new stage Saturday when they become the first college teams to play at the Intuit Dome, the new $2 billion home of the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers in Inglewood, Calif.
Saturday's matchup is the fifth in as many seasons between the programs. Gonzaga (9-3) has won each of the last four, although last season's 69-65 decision in the Maui Invitational was the third of the four decided by four points or fewer.
Close games have been vexing for Gonzaga early this season.