Former Pac-12 foes Washington and UCLA will face off again in Seattle this week, now as Big Ten rivals. Washington is coming off a season-high 195.425 against Minnesota and will aim to replicate or improve on that performance to stay in the regionals conversation. Meanwhile, UCLA narrowly edged out Michigan State last weekend with a 197.300, thanks to a massive 49.800 floor rotation. The Bruins will be looking to drop their 195.200 from earlier in the season when NQS calculations begin, making a strong road performance crucial here.
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