When did Arizona and UCLA last miss a share of Pac-10 title
The question asks for the last season in which neither Arizona nor UCLA held at least a share of the Pacific-10 men's basketball title. It requires locating historical standings where both programs finished without a title share, then identifying the most recent occurrence prior to the present context.
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Faulk tests pro ranks after SDSU coaching changes
Tarah Faulk, son of Marshall Faulk, weighs NFL draft after late season injuries may have cost him the Heisman in 1992. He reveals he would have returned to San Diego State for his senior year, but Al Luginbill and staff firings ended that plan. He expects likely top 10 selection, cautioning he’s not a Barry Sanders or Emmitt Smith.
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College games on ESPN and ASPN schedule from 1985 tie in standings
The 1985記 sports snippet lists televised college football games at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. plus a taped Tennessee State at UCLA match, Florida at Los Angeles, Dunlop Phoenix golf, bowling championships, and events at Turf Paradise and Phoenix Greyhound Park. It notes Washington and USC finishing tied for first.
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Suns hopeful: Ceballos eyes early return from injury
Cedric Ceballos, recovering from a left foot fracture, expects to be back no later than two weeks per team medical staff, with Suns coach Westphal aiming for a return by month’s end. Dumas remains out, but Phoenix (11-3) anticipates seven straight wins as they host Washington and later Seattle on December 23.
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Coor delays Dec 15 deadline on Harris future at ASU
ASU president Lattie Coor said no decision on athletic director Charles Harris will come for months while he reshapes the department. He outlined a step by step plan to set new goals focusing on academics and student life, delaying the December deadline and planning February decisions after reviews from two investigative reports.
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Mountain View Star Seth Darst Balances Football Wrestling and Engineering
Mountain View athlete Seth Darst, a 3.97 GPA honors student, stars as a 6 foot 205 pound guard and linebacker in football, while eyeing engineering. He begins a fourth wrestling season after two state runner-up finishes at 171 pounds and plans a spring move to 189, with baseball duties keeping his year-round schedule intense. Darst plays 14 games this season for the Toros, and coach Jesse Parker notes his versatility as he also contributed at tight end and defense.
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