Pac-12 Player Profiles

Washington State’s Travell Harris might just be the most versatile returning player in the Pac-12 this season.

Travis Dye rushed for a team-leading 443 yards and a score in the pandemic-shortened 2020 season, while also pulling in nine catches.

Washington State’s Travell Harris might just be the most versatile returning player in the Pac-12 this season.

Stanford’s best returning offensive player, Austin Jones has established himself as an explosive rusher and dependable receiver.

Arizona’s Christian Roland-Wallace earned PFF’s fifth-best rating in 2020 among all Pac-12 returning cornerbacks.

Utah’s Nick Ford anchored the middle of the O-line last year and, the Utes’ offense mounted a ground game that ranked third in the Pac-12.

Cameron Goode recorded 59 tackles in 2019, and added 19 more in 2020, bring his career total to 127 so far.

Washington State’s Travell Harris might just be the most versatile returning player in the Pac-12 this season.

USC’s Chris Steele returns as one of the best cornerbacks in the Pac-12, if not the nation, after a shortened season with 26 tackles.

Kyle Philips led the Bruins in catches with 38 in 2020, becoming the 27th Bruin to notch 100 career receptions.

Roberts led the Pac-12 last season with 69 tackles, including a career-high 21 against Utah, most by a Beaver since 1988.

Washington’s Jaxson Kirkland, who began his career as a starter at right guard, has started all 29 games he’s appeared in over three seasons.

Utah linebacker Devin Lloyd figures to be the best player on a Ute defense that will likely be among the best in the nation.

CU tailback Jarek Broussard ranked third nationally in rushing yards per game in 2020 (149.17), gaining 100+ yards in his first four games.

Oregon’s Kayvon Thibodeaux is widely considered the top defensive end/EDGE player in college football and a future Top 10 NFL Draft pick.

Listed by some oddsmakers as a top 2021 Heisman Trophy candidate, ASU’s Jayden Daniels was named to the preseason Davey O’Brien Watch List.