Win, lose, or draw—you'll need to bring your earplugs.
Go Bears on Friday and exorcise the demons that have impacted the first half of the season.
Oski's blessings upon that poor soul who spent all evening counting Tributes to Troy. 62 seems low, though. If USC didn't spend the first 45 minutes getting steamrolled it probably would have been closer to triple digits.
Appreciate all the nice stats and charts!
mine, before looking
1. ASU. Looking solid on both sides of the ball.
2. Oregon.
3. UCLA. Had some trouble shaking the Cats, but any road win is good.
4. Utah. Sacking Troy would be more impressive if Furd and Beavs didn't do it first.
5. Oregon State. Tough loss in Pullman, but Wazzu doesn't look like a pushover anymore.
6. Furd. Whatever, guys. You do you.
7. Washington.
8. SC. Already have three home 14+ point home losses where they gave up 40+, and they haven't even played anyone good yet.
9. Wazzu. Offense rounding into form. Tempted to rank them above SC.
10. Cal. Wazzu loss doesn't look quite as bad now. It was still bad.
11. Zona. Hung with UCLA for 3 quarters, but still got paved on the ground.
12. Colorado. Lost to aTm by 3, just like Bama. Also still lost 30-0 at home to Minnesota.
Of course the one time I complement a team in Oregon state they completely f it up in Pullman. Oh the PAC 12 and how you never cease to amaze...
I find it interesting that in this article about major and Pac-12 programs that could need be in the market for new coaches, Cal is not even mentioned. It's like we're no longer on the map. https://www.espn.com/college-football/insider/story/_/id/32380400/midseason-hot-seat-report-coaching-changes-coming-soon-lsu-miami-beyond
Pac-12 Power Rankings, Week 6: How often does USC play Tribute to Troy in a blowout?
Go Bears on Friday and exorcise the demons that have impacted the first half of the season.
Oski's blessings upon that poor soul who spent all evening counting Tributes to Troy. 62 seems low, though. If USC didn't spend the first 45 minutes getting steamrolled it probably would have been closer to triple digits.
Appreciate all the nice stats and charts!
mine, before looking
1. ASU. Looking solid on both sides of the ball.
2. Oregon.
3. UCLA. Had some trouble shaking the Cats, but any road win is good.
4. Utah. Sacking Troy would be more impressive if Furd and Beavs didn't do it first.
5. Oregon State. Tough loss in Pullman, but Wazzu doesn't look like a pushover anymore.
6. Furd. Whatever, guys. You do you.
7. Washington.
8. SC. Already have three home 14+ point home losses where they gave up 40+, and they haven't even played anyone good yet.
9. Wazzu. Offense rounding into form. Tempted to rank them above SC.
10. Cal. Wazzu loss doesn't look quite as bad now. It was still bad.
11. Zona. Hung with UCLA for 3 quarters, but still got paved on the ground.
12. Colorado. Lost to aTm by 3, just like Bama. Also still lost 30-0 at home to Minnesota.
Of course the one time I complement a team in Oregon state they completely f it up in Pullman. Oh the PAC 12 and how you never cease to amaze...
I find it interesting that in this article about major and Pac-12 programs that could need be in the market for new coaches, Cal is not even mentioned. It's like we're no longer on the map. https://www.espn.com/college-football/insider/story/_/id/32380400/midseason-hot-seat-report-coaching-changes-coming-soon-lsu-miami-beyond