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Oregon 31-21 1 turnover 2 sacks 267 passing yards

That could be with Colorado, I seen parts of some games and have a few thoughts: 1. The Big 12 isn’t near as good as least year’s Pac. 2. They stomped a typically good Utah team, but Utah is having a bad season and has a lot of negative momentum.

42-10 Ducks 2 turnovers 3 sacks 290 passing yards

42-17 1 turnover 3 sacks 290 passing yards

The alliance would mean that the SEC and B1G would have more losses. That means lower overall rankings of the average team in the league. Cupcake schedules are why so many SEC teams are ranked early on, making them higher ranked and thus giving their top tier teams a boost when they beat the lower, improperly ranked teams. For instance, a few weeks ago a win over ranked Missouri would have looked amazing, but not so much in November. Thats kind of the same logic as to how the B1G playing 9 conference games vs 8 is a disadvantage.

Fisch took a few years, but had Arizona on a solid trajectory. He took over UW after a majority of their team left. I think he’ll do well there within a few years. But I’m also expecting another long Duck win streak!

I’m glad I was wrong. What a game! Both teams looked good. The ducks even had to overcome their own mistakes to win. Lanning learned from the close games with UW last year and made some better decisions.

Ohio State (sorry) 32-20 0 1 230

Is there anything printed that states OSU and WSU actually want to steal the revenue from this year’s Pac teams? I understand that they can do that, but have they actually stated that’s what they plan to do? Is it possible that the PAC 2 just want rights to the name and to deciding if they can add teams going forward to keep their conference alive and not have to lower themselves to the MWC? Maybe they will be more fair about how they divide the current revenue? Have they said otherwise?

Oregon 38-13 1 TO 3 Sacks 350 Passing Yards

Oregon wins 45-21, 2, 2, 330

Mater Dei assistant coach in the locker room before an August practice, yells across the locker room to his 6-4 280 offensive lineman: ”Hey Lipe, I have to finish our team’s info for our game day program. What are your measurements?” Lineman replies: “I think I’m around 6-7 and weigh 340” Coach: “Sounds good, we will go with that!”

Is there a year in CFP history where a 1-loss Pac12 champion wouldn’t have made it in? I think any 1-loss Pac12 champ would have made it every year. The problem is that the Pac12 champion most seasons has had multiple losses. Every single year the other top teams will also fall. To be undefeated is rare! If Oregon wins out they will be in the CPF (99% sure). But there is a lot of football to be played and for Oregon to win out would be impressive.

Very true. However, that is exactly what made them less effective last year….Bad scheming around them.

If Amazon is such a great idea for the Pac 12, why haven’t other conferences explored or jumped on board with this? Also, if it turns out to be the Pac 12’s savior, it will only last a few years before all of the other conferences jump on board and then the Pac will be back where we are now…..average. For instance, I remember in Larry Scott’s early years he had a ground breaking media rights deal. Then the other major conferences followed suit, with better deals, and are currently in a way better position than the Pac.