By Raymond Lucas Jr., 247Sports: The Pac-12Â hungers for a trip to the College Football Playoff, and it figures to be one of the deepest conferences heading into 2023. That is a positive for the contenders but could come with a price, as the conference tends to eat itself alive. Spring football win totals are now here to look ahead to Pac-12 football in 2023.
Five teams —Â Oregon, Oregon State, USC, Utah and Washington — are the preseason top contenders to win the Pac-12 Championship.
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