Pac-12 Football

The schools furthest north in the Pac-12 had a superb weekend, while some a bit further south are asking questions or looking for answers.

Oregon Football went into Boulder as a big favorite against the Buffs, and they snagged a 49-10 victory that never really felt in question.

Another domino in the conference realignment/negotiations has fallen with the Big 12 having announced their new media rights deal.

The Ducks are in Boulder this weekend to take on a Colorado team that has managed just one win this season, and Oregon is a heavy favorite.

Oregon State is ranked for the first time since 2013, and this week could be the biggest singular game of Jonathan Smith’s tenure.

The fallout from the first College Football Playoff rankings of the 2022 season and what it means for the Oregon Ducks going forward.

The Bruins travel to Tempe to take on a surprisingly feisty Arizona State team playing under an interim head coach in Shaun Aguano.

Could either Dan Lanning (who has an SEC background) or Kenny Dillingham (who coached at Auburn) be lured away?

Auburn has parted ways with head coach Bryan Harsin after a 9-12 record with the team and is now on the prowl for a new leader.

Pac-12-leading Oregon has looked seemingly unbeatable after the questions brought about by this season’s opening game against Georgia.

There were chances to see upsets all over the Pac-12 Football slate this past weekend, and heavy underdogs performed relatively well.

The win at Cal was not the sharpest Oregon has looked this year all around, with two empty red zone trips and some early defensive lapses.

Are USC and UCLA destined to have just one loss when they meet or will one of them stumble on the path to the Pac-12 Championship game?

The Ducks’ defense has been the biggest glaring weakness so far in 2022, and this Cal offense presents a “get right” opportunity.

Spencer talks about any potential upsets among the top Conference teams that could shake up the Pac-12 Championship picture.

A look at how good Bo Nix has been as Oregon’s signal-caller this season, and an assessment of the Duck Defense.

What do the Utes need to show against WSU on Thursday to indicate they’re still a team capable of capturing a Conference crown in 2022?

Suddenly the Oregon Ducks of the Pac-12 are back where they started this season—very much alive for a College Football Playoff spot.

The Pac-12 would need help from other teams/conferences to get into the playoff, but putting it out of the realm of possibility is too hasty

Are there any parallels between Dan Lanning’s 6-1 start at Oregon and Chip Kelly’s first season with the Ducks in 2009?

In front of the fourth-largest crowd in Autzen Stadium history, Oregon’s offense put on another clinic in a 45-30 win against No. 9 UCLA.

Four teams are right in the thick of the Pac-12 Football Championship game picture playing at a high level: USC, Utah, Oregon, and UCLA.

the Pac-12 Conference lineup of four games should see three of them end up being competitive and entertaining football games.

Four teams are squarely in the mix for the 2022 Pac-12 Championship Game in Las Vegas, and several teams have to play their way in.

Four teams are squarely in the mix for the 2022 Pac-12 Championship Game in Las Vegas, and several teams have to play their way in.

Chip Kelly’s UCLA Bruins, like Oregon, will come into Saturday’s Top 10 showdown off a bye following several weeks of great football.

Four Pac-12 football teams are in control of their own destinies to be crowned the Conference Champion this year.

The USC Trojans have a chance to gain even more national football legitimacy if they can beat No. 20 Utah in Salt Lake City on Saturday.

With a Pac-12 Championship still within reach for the second straight year, Utah will have to play some of its best football against USC.

There are five Pac-12 football teams averaging over 40 points per game and five teams allowing less than 25 points per game at this point.

Spencer and Richie Bradshaw talk about how ASU notched their second win of the season and its first in conference play.