Pac-12 Preseason Previews

With both Max Borghi and Deon McIntosh healthy and a proper offseason to learn Rolovich’s Run-and-Shoot offense, a bowl game is realistic.

Washington’s entire starting offensive line returns in 2021, providing a cohesive unit with chemistry that should dominate opposing defenses.

With a dominate offensive line and strong linebacking corps, the Beavers could be headed for a bowl for the first time since 2013.

With a roster loaded with talent on both offense and defense, Oregon is primed for a run at its third-straight Pac-12 Championship.

Stanford’s open question at quarterback remains, but senior Jack West has the trust of head coach David Shaw.

In the end, a bowl game appears likely for Cal football this 2021 Pac-12 season, with eight or nine wins possible if everything goes right.

Depending on how the stretch from mid-October to early-November goes, the Trojans could end up with as many as 11 wins, or as few as nine.

UCLA’s Dorian Thompson-Robinson leads a Bruin team loaded with talent and a chance to break through in Chip Kelly’s fourth season.

Off the field allegations have stolen some of the spotlight from what might be the best roster Arizona State has had since 2013.

Jedd Fisch looks to turn around an Arizona program riding a 12-game losing streak coming off its first winless season since at least 1931.

Barring major setbacks at quarterback, Utah could end the season with as many as nine wins and another South Division championship.

Despite making the Alamo Bowl and finishing second in the South, most of the media continue to disrespect Colorado football heading into the 2021 campaign.