Big weekend produces big change

But not that big, in Charlie Creme's opinion.

He still has Stanford as a No. 1 seed and five Pac-12 teams going to the dance:

1 Stanford

The Cardinal will have some extra, unwanted, and unexpected rest heading into the NCAA tournament after suffering a semifinal upset loss to USC, ending their streak of seven consecutive tournament championships. However, Stanford should remain a No. 1 seed with 10 top-50 wins and the best nonconference RPI in the country.

6 California

After a seven-game winning streak, the Bears lost their last two games and exited the Pac-12 tournament early, costing them at least a seed line.

8 Oregon State

Missed free throws and the inability to get key stops contributed to the Beavers' loss to USC in their first Pac-12 title game. Nonetheless, the hot streak over the final five weeks will get Oregon State into the tournament for the first time since 1996.

9 Arizona State

The Sun Devils are stumbling badly, losing six of their last eight, incuding a Pac-12 quarterfinal loss to USC. At one point, ASU had the potential for a No. 4 or 5 seed, but it looks more like a No. 8 or 9 now -- or worse.

11 Southern California

The Trojans became the first team in Pac-12 history to win four games in four days to win the conference tournament. They upset Stanford and Oregon State to complete the mission and grab the automatic bid.

Here's more:

Creme's article: Big weekend produces big change
The complete bracket