By Ben Parker, Cardinal Sports Report: After getting swept by Utah and Colorado on Senior Day weekend, it was clear that Stanford men’s basketball was in a bad spot. They came into that week on the outside looking in on the NCAA tournament bubble, but there was still a flicker of hope.
They got the road split the week before at the Oregon schools, playing Oregon tough and taking care of business at Oregon State like an NCAA tournament level team should.
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