It seems like we've seen early seasons like this before. At the end there's usually 1-2 teams left that look like they're worth a shit. LIPO.
This year is different. UW, usc, Oregon, Utah, and osu are all legit top 15 teams. With 3 of those being playoff caliber teams if they didn’t all beat each other up
I’d need the old timers to chime in, but this is the best pac of my lifetim
Zombie pac is best pac
I'm not quite an old timer but I'm getting there.
ATBS, January 1, 1985
Fiesta Bowl UCLA 39, Miami 37
Rose Bowl USC 20, Ohio State 17
Orange Bowl Washington 28, Oklahoma 17
Peak "modern era" PAC IMO. PAC was supplying a disproportionate number of players to the NFL back then too. Mid to late 70's were pretty strong as well, I'd argue the coaching staffs then were the best. Bill Walsh, John McKay, Dick Vermeil, Don James, Troy Donahue ...
I’d need the old timers to chime in, but this is the best pac of my lifetim
Zombie pac is best pac
I'm not quite an old timer but I'm getting there.
ATBS, January 1, 1985
Fiesta Bowl UCLA 39, Miami 37
Rose Bowl USC 20, Ohio State 17
Orange Bowl Washington 28, Oklahoma 17
Peak "modern era" PAC IMO. PAC was supplying a disproportionate number of players to the NFL back then too. Mid to late 70's were pretty strong as well, I'd argue the coaching staffs then were the best. Bill Walsh, John McKay, Dick Vermeil, Don James, Troy Donahue ...
Agreed. Terry Donahue Nice man. Met at Xmas a couple of times on Balboa Island. Crazy good period for West Coast football. Don’t forget about Sochor. Jim Sochor at UC Davis was a peer of Bill Walsh in the passing game. UCD dominated DII. Developed Kenny O’Brien, Mike Moroski. Never wanted to leave Davis. Go figure.
EDIT: wasn’t PAC guy, but a highly influential west coast coach during that time.
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Zombie pac is best pac
ATBS, January 1, 1985
Fiesta Bowl
UCLA 39, Miami 37
Rose Bowl
USC 20, Ohio State 17
Orange Bowl
Washington 28, Oklahoma 17
UW and OSU both in top 5, iirc
Peak "modern era" PAC IMO. PAC was supplying a disproportionate number of players to the NFL back then too. Mid to late 70's were pretty strong as well, I'd argue the coaching staffs then were the best. Bill Walsh, John McKay, Dick Vermeil, Don James, Troy Donahue ...
Saw a lot of mediocre QB play this week around the country. Ohio St. QB actually sucks.
All B1G Qb's largely suck. The talent level in the Pac right now is the best its been in years, much of it transferred in.
EDIT: wasn’t PAC guy, but a highly influential west coast coach during that time.