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The Trojans are playing for the right to control their path to the Pac-12 title game, and they need a win far more than Washington does.

Oregon State no longer controls its own path to the Pac-12 Championship, but they are still able to reach it by beating Washington and Oregon.

The College Football Playoff Committee’s message seems to be that the Pac-12 isn’t getting two teams into the CFP.

What’s wrong with the Huskies? Spencer McLaughlin of “Locked on Pac-12” talks about it with “Locked On Huskies” host Roman Tomashoff.

Oregon and Arizona had the biggest wins of Week 9, but they aren’t the only fanbases feeling good on Monday.

The Ducks and Beavers have difficult road matchups this week against Utah and Arizona, respectively, and both need a win to stay in the hunt.

The 6-1 Oregon State Beavers can’t afford to overlook the fast-rising Arizona Wildcats in their quest for a Pac-12 title.

Can Utah quarterback Bryson Barnes lead the Utes to a Pac-12 Championship over the likes of Oregon or Washington?

Utah once again bested USC, improving to 3-0 against the Trojans since Lincoln Riley and Caleb Williams arrived in Los Angeles.

Utah kept USC from the College Football Playoff last year, beating the Trojans in their regular season and Pac-12 Championship games.

Some have theorized that Jake Dickert potentially looking at other head coach jobs is playing a factor in WSU football’s dropoff.

The Washington Huskies are 6-0, but thanks to Utah’s QB situation, it’s still possible for other teams to make the CFP this year.

Washington remains the favorite, but Oregon State and Utah football should not be overlooked in the Pac-12 Conference Title Race.

Spencer McLaughlin reacts and assesses what the mood of each Pac-12 football fanbase should be after Week 7.

Spencer McLaughlin dives into predictions for every matchup in the Pac-12 slate for Week 7, including the big UW-Oregon contest.

The Beavers are favored against No. 18 UCLA and will need both sides of the ball to have good games on Saturday in order to win.

The Beavers are favored against No. 18 UCLA and will need both sides of the ball to have good games on Saturday in order to win.

Saturday’s Top 10 Northwest matchup is shaping up as the biggest game in the history of the Oregon-Washington series.

It’s become tiresome for the Beavs and Cougs to watch people with large platforms try to justify their pending conference relegation.

Washington State football looking to remain unbeaten against UCLA—and doing so as a 3.5-point underdog to Chip Kelly’s Bruins.