A large responsibility will also fall on the likes of J.P. Batista and Derek Raivio. The former is the Zags' big man down low who scores nearly 20 points per game, while the latter is the junior point guard who scores 11 per contest while also dishing out three assists each night out. The Bruins, meanwhile, can do much of their damage from beyond the three-point arc. Leading scorer Arron Afflalo scores 16 per game and shoots better than 37% from downtown. Jordan Farmar's 34% shot from downtown is less effective, but he's still UCLA's second-leading scorer with nearly 14 points per game. Guards Josh Shipp and Cedric Bozeman shoot 46% and 42% from three-point range, respectively, and that pair tosses in a combined 20 points per contest. Since the Bruins' scoring comes from a variety of sources, their chances look good if they can control Morrison and keep Batista from dominating the paint. If that fails, though, it could be the Zags who dance on to the Elite Eight.