Jon Joseph

This makes absolute sense in this day and age of transfer portal being all good. Keep the 85 total scholarship limit but do not limit the number of newbies. And in anticipation of a playoff expansion eliminate divisions and have the top 2 teams play for the conference title. This also makes absolute sense with the SEC going to 16 teams and other conferences likely to follow.

NCAA oversight committee: Ease conference title game requirements, waive recruiting class size restrictions - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM The two proposed pieces of legislation will be voted on by the Division I Council later in May

I'm doing the best that I can. I do believe it's getting better, it's getting better all the time And I can use every bit of help I can possibly get.

Who knew?

Thank you for the correction. Beat Utah? Been there, done that. Beat the defending national champ in its home state? Beat an SEC behemoth? I don't think beating Utah at home comes close? But that's just me?

Which of the QBs in the room has faced the most quality Ds on the field of play? I agree. The starter has to be Nix and I hope his ankle injury recovers better before fall practice, THIS is today's CFB. Likely that Ty or Butterfield will enter the portal but so be it. I think Ty following Moorhead to Akron and getting lots of starting reps would make a lot of sense.

Millions will see Oregon take a loss in Atlanta. Hundreds of thousands will watch Oregon defeat Utah. CFB today is Big Business, The Big Business eyeballs will be focused on Atlanta on 9/3 and not, if the Ducks lose, on Autzen vs Utah in November. Take an L in Atlanta then Oregon will have to go 12-0. This is a big ask; especially, with 5 conference road games. The game in Atlanta and Utah at Florida matters; matters significantly for the upcoming media negotiations Disparate CFB OOC scheduling is a Playoff joke. Play UCLA's schedule OOC and Oregon is on a Playoff roll. Ditto plating Michigan's OOC schedule. You schedule opening games vs Auburn and Georgia you have to, Playoff wise, win the darn game. If you don't win the game Utah at Oregon will have regional and national meaning.

It is so early but Oregon and 2 other Pac-12 teams in the top 25 is good news. Oregon is joined by SC and COLORADO!

Devastating news out of ASU today. An ASU player slated to start at DT was arrested on a DUI charge that resulted in the death of a young woman. RIP.

Monday Rewind: Pac-12 tiers, transfer portal windows, and shade SATURDAYOUTWEST.COM USC and Washington belong in tiers of their own. Common-sense change is coming to the transfer portal. And more Pittsburgh shade. Peterson and Saturday Out West do a great job of covering the Pac-12; often with a different take than we hear from Jon Wilner.

One loss coming in the conf. C.G. and it's back to the Alamo - Too True! Among many things GK has to work on is the Pac-12's crummy bowl lineup. Playing a B12 team in San Antonio is not where the Pac-12's 2nd best team should be playing. And after OK and TX leave for the SEC what will the 2nd or 3rd best team in the B12 look like? IMO, the Pac's 2nd best team should play in the Holiday Bowl or the LA bowl until the Vegas Bowl deal with the B1G/SEC ends in 4 years. Then have the runner up play in Las Vegas. Easy place to get to from everywhere in the Pac-12 footprint and lots to do along with going to the ball game.

That's a whole lot of sauce.

My Bad on the all caps title! Spotted this too late to edit. Charles is spot on that we need to post using AP guidelines.

The author believes Oregon will rise of fall on the play of Bo Nix. I think this is an overreaction; lots more moving parts than the QB position.

Pac-12 spring football overreactions: USC, Utah destined for clash to end conference's playoff drought - CBSSports.com WWW.CBSSPORTS.COM Pac-12 overreactions also examine whether Arizona State coach Herm Edwards' time is running out These are admitted overreactions regarding Pac-12 teams post spring football.