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No. 3 Oregon and Utah claim the top two Pac-12 football postseason matchups in our Jack Follman’s Week 12 Bowl Projections.

Week 12 in Pac-12 football features a showdown between its top two teams, when No. 24 Utah hosts No. 3 Oregon in Salt Lake City.

The winner of the Oregon vs Washington State game Saturday will almost certainly be playing in the Pac-12 Championship game on December 4th.

This week’s Pac-12 football action should play out pretty much as expected, except for one game—my Upset Special.

Washington State has won four of the last six meetings against Oregon, and two of the last three trips to Autzen Stadium.

Once again, the national focus will be on the Ducks and the implications of their game with Washington State on the College Football Playoff.

If the Pac-12’s Beavers cannot get eligible this week, the road does not get any easier. They will close against Arizona State and Oregon.

The Pac-12 Conference’s College Football Playoff hopes remain alive and well heading into Week 11 after Oregon’s victory over Washington.

USC coach Donte Williams needs to dump this two-quarterback idea involving Kaden Slovis and Jaxson Dart: Choose one and stick with it.

No. 4 Oregon and Utah claim the top two Pac-12 postseason matchups in our Jack Follman’s Week 10 Bowl Projections.

These are the only two head coach candidates that unarguably will turn the Trojans into perennial national championship contenders.

From ‘The Pick,’ ‘The Point,’ ‘The Streak’ and now Jimmy Lake’s quip, the Oregon-Washington football rivalry never lacks for intensity.

Nick Bartlett predicts the scores and outcomes for all of this week’s Pac-12 football games with a dose of humor tossed in for good measure.

The Ducks heads to Seattle to renew their Pac-12 football rivalry with a Washington team they are 14-2 against in the last 16 meetings.

Martin Jarmond, UCLA’s young, exciting, and involved athletic director, has a big decision to make about Chip Kelly this offseason.

With four games left, Keaontay Ingram can be a beacon of hope for Trojan fans that things are getting better before getting worse.

Three inter-divisional games are featured this week in the Pac-12, while two rivalries take center stage on Saturday night.

Washington’s current streak of not allowing more than 35 points is nearly double the next closest active streak of 42 games by San Diego State.

Jaxson Dart accomplished something that Kedon Slovis wasn’t able to do—engage fans. Until his touchdown, they were only cheering SC graduates.

San Diego’s seven-game undefeated run ended with an upset loss to Fresno State, which won its third-straight.

Poor play on the field and fan dissatisfaction have produced low attendance numbers not seen at USC for decades.

No. 7 Oregon and Utah claim the top two Pac-12 postseason matchups in our Jack Follman’s Week 10 Bowl Projections.

For the third week in a row, Pac-12 football has just a single team ranked in the AP Top 25, with Oregon remaining at No. 7 in the AP Poll.

A key for Oregon vs Colorado will be improved offensive play, which gave up just one sack and gave QB Anthony Brown time to throw vs UCLA.

Utah and UCLA can go a long way in determining whether the south belongs to the Utes or if it is a three-horse race in a matchup.

This week, Nick has four slam dunks for you, along with a close call and an upset special. The last two are sure to make some folks unhappy,

What are game days like for USC’s iconic live mascot Traveler? Our Matt Weiner spent several hours with the majestic white horse.

This week’s results will shape the divisional races, and may result in another Pac-12 team finding its way into the AP Top 25.

B.J. Baylor could become just the fourth OSU player to top the 1,400-yard mark, joining Steven Jackson, Ken Simonton, and Jacquizz Rodgers.

BYU did it again. After beating the Pac-12’s Arizona, Utah, and ASU to start the season, the Cougars added a defeat of WSU last Saturday.

Week eight featured a resurgent Iowa State, a mortal Coastal Carolina, and an impotent Penn State. Here’s Mark Schmor sees the CFB landscape.

Oregon and Arizona State claim the top two Pac-12 bowl matchups in our Jack Follman’s Week nine Projections.

With the Huskies struggling on the football field, the athletic director must come under scrutiny along with the coaches.

Oregon’s victory over UCLA bumped the Ducks to No. 7 in the AP Poll, but no other Pac-12 teams made their way into the Top 25.

What happens when Oregon’s struggling passing attack challenges UCLA’s struggling pass defense could determine the outcome of the game.

The Trojans will try to gain possession of the jeweled Shillelagh for the first time since 2016 against Notre Dame this Saturday.