Week 2 is in the books and the Pac-12, though no longer perfect in nonconference play, remains the strongest and deepest league in America.

Colorado proved Week 1 wasn’t a fluke and much more in a great lineup of games that wrapped up late on Saturday night.

On this reaction episode of Locked On Pac-12, Spencer McLaughlin goes through another crazy (awesome) day in the Pac-12.

He reacts to the biggest games and where it leaves the conference compared to the rest of the nation.

The Arizona Wildcats may not have won, but their effort in Starkville against Mississippi State spoke volumes about what sort of team they can be in 2023.

Meanwhile, Washington State made it back-to-back seasons with a win over the Wisconsin Badgers. And they should (and are) ranked in the Top 25 for this week.

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—More from Spencer McLaughlin—

• McLaughlin: Can Conference Relegation Save the Pac-2?

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• McLaughlin: Utah Needs Cam Rising to Return to Win Pac-12

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• McLaughlin: OSU vs. WSU Set to Make a Point on Saturday

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• McLaughlin: Pac-12 Moods, Week 3 Winners and Losers

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• McLaughlin: Week 3 Shows CFB has Scheduling Problem

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• McLaughlin: What Do We Know About These 2023 Beavers?

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• McLaughlin: Is Colorado a Serious Pac-12 Title Contender?

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• McLaughlin: OSU and WSU Seek to Control their Futures

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• McLaughlin: Pac-12 Showing Why Demise is Totally Insane

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• McLaughlin: Cal and Nebraska Upset Winners in Week 2?

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• McLaughlin: Why Utah Should be Pac-12 Favorite, but Isn’t

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• McLaughlin: Colorado Could Start 3-0 After Upset of TCU

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• McLaughlin: The Pac-12’s Path to the CFP Remains Daunting

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• McLaughlin: Reaction to Cal and Stanford Going to the ACC

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• McLaughlin: Pac-12/Mtn West ‘Reverse Merger’ Plausible?

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