Does any Pac-12 team make the playoff???
The SEC gets extra credit for a scenario like this. The PAC-12 is called weak because of this.
It's very possible the conference champion could have two losses, especially with Oregon playing Sparty and UCLA facing Texas in the OOC. Does a panel with Condi on it give the PAC credit for overall strength? Almost no chance anyone goes unbeaten out west this year.
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Overall Oregon, UCLA, and Stanford could give anyone in the country a go.
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It's hard to say when you've got shitbag programs like FSU and Ohio State who play nobodies all season long strolling into season's end with no losses.
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The 2010 Ducks played two teams that finished in the top 25: Stanford and Auburn.oregonblitzkrieg said:It's hard to say when you've got shitbag programs like FSU and Ohio State who play nobodies all season long strolling into season's end with no losses.
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So the three teams that will be ranked in the Top 10 aren't nationally competitive? UW won't be any better than Sark left them this year.TierbsHsotBoobs said:Overall Oregon, UCLA, and Stanford could give anyone in the country a go.
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One of those three teams will shit the bed and the other two will be fringe playoff contenders.Mosster47 said:
So the three teams that will be ranked in the Top 10 aren't nationally competitive? UW won't be any better than Sark left them this year.TierbsHsotBoobs said:Overall Oregon, UCLA, and Stanford could give anyone in the country a go.
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Sorry man, but you can't compare the mediocre PAC 12 teams in the 2010 season to the teams in the ACC, who are always shit, and which the current Cal team could regularly manhandle.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The 2010 Ducks played two teams that finished in the top 25: Stanford and Auburn.oregonblitzkrieg said:It's hard to say when you've got shitbag programs like FSU and Ohio State who play nobodies all season long strolling into season's end with no losses.
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You still have Cal ranked way too high.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Sorry man, but you can't compare the mediocre PAC 12 teams in the 2010 season to the teams in the ACC, who are always shit, and which the current Cal team could regularly manhandle.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The 2010 Ducks played two teams that finished in the top 25: Stanford and Auburn.oregonblitzkrieg said:It's hard to say when you've got shitbag programs like FSU and Ohio State who play nobodies all season long strolling into season's end with no losses.
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Colorado and Cal would be the worst two teams in EVERY Big 5 conference.oregonblitzkrieg said:
Sorry man, but you can't compare the mediocre PAC 12 teams in the 2010 season to the teams in the ACC, who are always shit, and which the current Cal team could regularly manhandle.TierbsHsotBoobs said:
The 2010 Ducks played two teams that finished in the top 25: Stanford and Auburn.oregonblitzkrieg said:It's hard to say when you've got shitbag programs like FSU and Ohio State who play nobodies all season long strolling into season's end with no losses.
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A one loss Oregon, Stanford, USC, or UCLA will make the playoff.
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FSU would bare pickle every team in the Pac 12 last year and not leave a number, just an autographed photo of Winston next to their pillows. I'll give you Ohio State, but even if they had beaten MSU last year, who exposed them, wouldn't have made the top 2. Based on the current state of the Big 10, a one loss Pac 12, Big 12, and ACC champ will beat out an undefeated Ohio State. Also, a 2 loss SEC champ and the one loss runner up beats them out as well. The Big 10 is that bad right now. An undefeated Big 10 might not make the top 4 is what I'm saying.oregonblitzkrieg said:It's hard to say when you've got shitbag programs like FSU and Ohio State who play nobodies all season long strolling into season's end with no losses.
