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I'm not surprised that the AAC teams decided to stay put. For those teams it's not worth the uncertainty (e.g., TV revenue) and additional travel. Perhaps the two conferences merge down the road? I'm shocked that the Pac-12 added Utah State. Why, unless it was meant to further destabilize the MWC? UNLV and/or Hawaii would have been much stronger choices. Lastly, I'm no lawyer, but the Pac-12 lawsuit is weak. The 8 Pac schools remaining, after the LA schools left, should have just voted to dissolve the conference and equally distribute the remaining assets, instead of just exiting the conference.

Up against some pretty cool college football traditions: * Army/Navy game * ND's "Play Like a Champion" Sign * Ohio Script / Dotting the "I" * Wisconsin's Jump Around * VT's Enter Sandman Surprised that USC's Traveler isn't on the list.

Every conference is top heavy, including the SEC where Alabama and Georgia have dominated for a decade. It’s what those teams do in the post season that matters and those two teams have won a lot of championships. If USC was able to live up to their potential and/or we added Texas and Oklahoma, when we had the chance, the PAC-12 would have been viewed very differently and commanded more TV money. It’s a shame that the PAC-12 isn’t around anymore, as it was a strong conference.

This. I don’t understand why some teams don’t have to play on Friday night but others do. However, I feel like the Saturday night games were bait and switch, as I remember reading somewhere that the four West coast teams wouldn’t have to play late night games on Saturday in the B1G.

Hernández: USC's loss to Michigan a reminder that Lincoln Riley falters under pressure Hernández: USC's loss to Michigan a reminder that Lincoln Riley falters under pressure WWW.YAHOO.COM USC should have beaten Michigan, but curious play calls from Lincoln Riley raise questions as to whether he can lead the Trojans to a national title.

Not many teams had success against Saban. Luckily for Georgia and every other team, Saban is now on the set of ESPN College Gameday every Saturday. It's too bad we never got that Chip Kelly vs. Nick Saban matchup, when Kelly was running the uptempo spread offense at Oregon (and Nick was complaining that it wasn't fair). Bama would probably have won but it would sure have been entertaining.

There should be no conference officials. All conference referees should be hired, trained and employed by the NCAA.

SEC physics.

I wanted Oregon to sign Cam Ward before Dillon Gabriel became available. He’s a very talented QB.

LOL. What’s the over/under for UCLA attendance for an 8pm game on a Saturday?

Tennessee is taking it to OU in Norman.

It's still the civil war game.

Wow. Vandy's kicker pulled the kick in 2 OT to lose the game.

Vandy can win with a TD in 2 OT.

Nevermind. Missouri scores on first play of possession. Heading to 2 OT.

Go Vandy. Scored TD on first possession in OT. Missouri's ball.

The SEC is over-rated. The UCLA game was a lot closer than the score.

USC's defense made an adjustment in the 2nd half and forced Michigan to beat them passing the ball. They couldn't do it. Even the last drive was all run. Michigan has a very one dimensional offense.

Until that big run, I thought Michigan was just trying to run out the clock...

Utah 16 Oklahoma State 3 11:23 remaining in 4th quarter

I can't figure out if these are two good team battling or if they are two teams with major holes.

Wow. UCLA tied at LSU at halftime.

I'm not a big fan of playing regular season games for trophies. What about a fruit basket?

And he is from the state of Oregon from a family of Duck fans. Always nice to see Oregon kids doing well.

Michigan is looking tough at halftime. Great D. Can the Ducks stop their running game?