Author: Dane Miller

The Pac-12 enters Week Eight with just a single team in contention for the College Football Playoff, after ASU loses on the road.

The first of Several key North Division games kicks off on Friday night, but the Pac-12 Game of the Week comes Saturday with ASU vs Utah.

Arizona State’s 28-10 victory over Stanford advanced the Sun Devils to 5-1 on the year, putting ASU in control of the South.

Only four Pac-12 football games are on tap for Week 6, but the results will shape the races for the North and South divisional championships.

The Pac-12’s Playoff hopes took a hit after Stanford beat Oregon, putting the Conference on the outside, but not out of contention.

The South Division battle could be decided in what figures to be the Pac-12 Game of the Day between Arizona State and UCLA.

The Pac-12 continued its slow and steady march toward a potential Playoff berth after Oregon and UCLA handled their business on Saturday.

The Pac-12 football races for divisional titles kick off on Saturday, and the nonconference season results can be thrown out of the window.

The existing cracks in the Pac-12’s strength were brought into the light and deepened in the third week of the College Football season.

he Conference of Champions looks to continue its march toward the Playoff in the third week of the College Football season.

The Pac-12 Conference is on a path for its first Playoff appearance since 2016, after Oregon took down Ohio State in Columbus.

Week Two features four nationally televised matchups, and five programs out of the Conference of Champions enter the day ranked in the Top 25.

Expectations met reality in Week One, as Pac-12 football teams went 6-6 with defeats to an FCS school and two Mountain West opponents.

The results of this weekend could indicate where Pac-12 football sits in the hierarchy of the Power 5 as the 2021 season progresses.

The first Pac-12 football game of 2021 is in the books, and UCLA’s victory over Fresno State has already shaken up our Power Rankings.

Projected records for each team and Dane’s assessment of the games they’re most likely to lose along with a brief season outlook.

Returning all but one starter, the UCLA defense should hold down the fort long enough for its offense to pull away as Pac-12 football begins.

These initial Power Rankings were produced by Dane Miller after previewing the Pac-12 football teams over the past three months.

The Ducks enter the Pac-12 football season with a clear starting quarterback and a roster itching to prove last year was an anomaly.