Arizona Wildcats: Adapting, Dominating in March Madness

On March 24th, the Arizona Wildcats are rolling in the men's NCAA tournament, advancing to the sweet 16 after strong wins in the first two, rounds.

They handled the L.I.U. sharks in the round of 64, then took down Utah State in the round of 32 on March 22nd, 2000, 26 at Vieja Serena in San Diego.

To beat Utah State, the Wildcats switched up their playing style mid-game after some early struggles.

That flexibility has been key all season, letting them adjust to whatever opponents throw at them as the field gets tougher.

Leadership from the upper-classmen has been huge, guiding the freshmen through the pressure of March Madness.

Coach Tommy Loy prepared this group with a brutal regular season schedule, and it's paying off now in these high-stakes match-ups.

Standout guard Bradenburys has stepped up big, showing killer instinct on the court while staying cool off it.

Loy calls him the ultimate winner, and his confidence is rubbing off on the whole team.

With the sweet 16 ahead, Arizona looks ready to keep adapting and dominating, making them a real threat to go all the way.