Covering the Top Teams in the West
From the PCC to the AAWU, Pac-8, Pac-10, and Pac-12 *Season shortened and disrupted by COVID-19 pandemic. Conference Championships by
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The Arizona Wildcats have made preparations to keep their international basketball recruits in Tucson
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Rank Year Team Won Lost Tied Rating 24 1972 USC 12 0 0 356.384 35 2004 USC 13 0 0
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With the Covid-19 cancellation, the best we can do is take a look back at the past 55 years.
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Part Three examines the prospects of the Northwest Region schools in these Way-Too-Early Men’s Basketball updates
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Part Two examines the prospects of the California Region schools in these Way-Too-Early Men’s Basketball updates.
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(Minimum 100 receptions through 2019 Season) Rank Player Average From To School 1 Randy Simmrin 20.2 1974 1977 USC 2
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In this three-part series, SportsPac12 provides a status report on each Pac-12 program with an eye toward the 2020-21 campaign.
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he six columns I wrote on the Greatest Track & Field Athletes of All-Time for each Pac-12 school generated a
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(Through 2019 Season) Rank Player Touchdowns From To Program 1 Royce Freeman 60 2014 2017 Oregon 2 Ken Simonton 59
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MLB announced that the 2020 MLB draft would consist of only five rounds instead of the normal 40.
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(Through 2019 Season) Rank Player Yards From To Program 1 Charles White 6,245 1976 1979 USC 2 Royce Freeman 5,621
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Questions ranging from Oregon’s 2020 hoops recruiting class to the talent Utah lost to the NFL.
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The University of Southern California has won more NCAA team titles than any other school, and UCLA has been nearly as dominant and successful.
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A list of all the known Pac-12 free agent deals by program.
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A round-by-round rundown of where all the Pac-12 players taken, and by whom, in the 2020 NFL Draft.
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Both Arizona and Arizona State have established strong track and field programs over the past 40 years.
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It’s been a big week for Pac-12 women’s basketball players past, present and future.
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The selection ceremony will be held remotely this year, due to the COVID-19 crisis
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“All human evil comes from a single cause, man’s inability to sit still in a room.” —Blaise Pascal M y publisher
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It’s led to hours of reflection. No, that reflection hasn’t been on my back inside a therapist’s office.
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Dane answer questions about comparative conference performances after championship game losses
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With a shortened college basketball season due to COVID-19, the stars of the Pac-12 had to make decisions about their professional careers.
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We now shift our Track & Field GOAT selections to the Pac-12’s newest members, Utah and Colorado.
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This is the first installment of a new question-and-answer series with Pac-12 executives, designed to help readers get to know
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This week’s column features the two Bay Area schools, the University of California at Berkeley, and Stanford University.
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As with the two Oregon schools, Washington and Washington State have a long and distinguished history in the annals of track and field, and have been fortunate to have been guided by some all-time coaching greats.
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With the Summer Olympic Games and the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials postponed until next year, our focus here will shift from looking ahead to the Trials to looking back to the past.
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With the announcement of no college baseball season in 2020, the flood gates opened to new questions.
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ormally thoughts just seem to flow to me, but last week felt different. The world remains in crisis mode, and
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The Conference of Champions has some work to do to catch up with the Big Boys of college football.
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While the loss of sports may seem like the final straw of sanity for some of us, it’s important to keep that loss in perspective. In fact, this may be a good time to analyze our relationships with sports.
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The Utes are the epitome of consistency in the Pac-12, having made a bowl game six years in a row.
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As of March 18, the International Olympic Committee and the Local Organizing Committee are insisting that the Games, scheduled for July 24 to August 9 in Tokyo, Japan, will not be postponed or cancelled.
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The decision by the NCAA to cancel was made in a relatively short time, with limited public deliberation.
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Upshot from Round One: Little Goes as Expected History was made. In a year with unmatched parity in the conference,
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Upshot from Last Week: Wild Finish Hurts Bruins, Helps Ducks The field is set. After a highly contested conference season,
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USC Athletic Director Mike Bohn has been in Los Angeles only a few months and already he has outworked his predecessor.
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UCLA continued its winning ways with a sweep of the Arizona schools at Pauley Pavilion.
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Teams are sorting out their final regular-season standings and the tournament seeding that goes along with them.
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Upshot from Last Week: Red-Hot Sun Devils Dart to the Top Raise your hand if you predicted this one. With
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On the Diamond with Team USA After two weeks of playing in Florida, it was time for Team USA’s Stand
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Colorado remains in a favorable position to win at least a share of the conference championship.
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he Pac-12 baseball teams all opened their seasons just a few days ago on Valentine’s Day. It’s a long journey,
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This is the sixth and final installment of our Pac-12 team preseason baseball previews for 2020.
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This is the fifth installment of our Pac-12 team preseason baseball previews for 2020.
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The biggest drama of the week was between OSU coach Scott Rueck and the two Arizona schools.
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Utah leads the way with nine invitees, followed by Oregon and Washington with seven each
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