
By Spencer McLaughlin of Locked on CFB for SuperWest Sports
November 15, 2022

USC is now the league’s only hope this year with still just one loss on the resume, but there’s upside going forward for the league as well.
On today’s episode of Locked On Pac-12, I look at the biggest storylines surrounding the conference’s wild football slate from the weekend.
The playoff hopes might be on life support for the Pac-12, but there’s a real upside to one outcome in particular on Saturday for the conference going forward—especially with media rights negotiations hanging in the balance.
The Pac-12 should have half of its teams ranked when the new CFP rankings are released on Tuesday evening, with only USC likely to be in the top 10.
Do the Trojans have a realistic path to the playoff this year?
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