Posted on September 5, 2022
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Looking to regain some sense of legitimacy on the national stage of college football, the Pac-12 sent two teams into battle against SEC foes.
Both Oregon and Utah came up short, and it was not what Pac-12 Commissioner George Kliavkoff wanted to see after a full weekend of college football.
On today’s episode of Locked On Pac-12, I’m joined by senior writer/editor at BeaverBlitz.com, Carter Bahns.
The Pac-12’s brand was already dwindling with the departure of USC and UCLA for the Big Ten in addition to their lack of success on the football field.
With Oregon’s 49-3 blowout loss to Georgia and Utah losing as a favorite to a Florida team that went 6-7 in 2021, the perception of the Conference has almost certainly gone down further.
Not every team had such a disappointing weekend, however, most notably Arizona and Oregon State.
The Wildcats went into their game against San Diego State as 6.5 point underdogs but emerged with a convincing 38-20 victory over the Aztecs in the biggest win of Jedd Fisch’s tenure as head coach.
Oregon State thumped Boise State led by a much-improved defense, lending credence to the idea that the Beavs could be ready for a major leap under fifth-year head coach Jonathan Smith.
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