By Matt Zemek, Trojans Wire: No, you can’t play Pac-12 football on Sundays. You just can’t go up against The Shield and get reasonable television ratings. We get it. It makes sense. It’s entirely understandable to think this way.
Yet, the Pac-12 is not in a position where it can simply play games in the time slots everyone is accustomed to, and simply stand pat.
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