I can conclusively say that Washington needs to win out to make the pac 12 championship game.
I can conclusively say that Washington needs to win out to make the pac 12 championship game. @TheChart is likely wrong, but according to the chart that isn't true.
So ignoring some of the extremely unlikely scenarios where teams get upset by scrubs:UCLA needs to beat USC no matter whatOregon needs to lose either game (can't win out)UW needs to win outAt that point its (in all likelihood) going to be either USC or Utah (no situation we play anyone else)Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.... Go bruins I guess, probably worth watching the 1.5 spread usc/ucla game live, and recording the 31.5 spread uw/colorado game to watch later or watch highlights or whatever the fuck
So ignoring some of the extremely unlikely scenarios where teams get upset by scrubs:UCLA needs to beat USC no matter whatOregon needs to lose either game (can't win out)UW needs to win outAt that point its (in all likelihood) going to be either USC or Utah (no situation we play anyone else)Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.... Go bruins I guess, probably worth watching the 1.5 spread usc/ucla game live, and recording the 31.5 spread uw/colorado game to watch later or watch highlights or whatever the fuck If you toss out the possibility of Colorado beating Utah, then the only team UW would play is Utah. And yeah, it can only happen with UCLA beating USC, UW winning out and Oregon losing a game.
We can only play USC (replacing Oregon as the #2 seed), the two threads of results we need are both unlikely to happen.
We can only play USC (replacing Oregon as the #2 seed), the two threads of results we need are both unlikely to happen. What did the chart get wrong to where we couldn't play Utah? Not being facetious, I'm genuinely curious.
We can only play USC (replacing Oregon as the #2 seed), the two threads of results we need are both unlikely to happen. What did the chart get wrong to where we couldn't play Utah? Not being facetious, I'm genuinely curious. Ugh, I thought it was common knowledge that we need beavlet to win out, UCLA to lose out, and Oregon to beat Utah (and obviously lose to beavlet). The alternate thread is Colorado beats Utah which isn't happening. So it looked like SC against UW in 1 scenario was all that was possible. Then again it's Twitter.
We can only play USC (replacing Oregon as the #2 seed), the two threads of results we need are both unlikely to happen. What did the chart get wrong to where we couldn't play Utah? Not being facetious, I'm genuinely curious. Ugh, I thought it was common knowledge that we need beavlet to win out, UCLA to lose out, and Oregon to beat Utah (and obviously lose to beavlet). The alternate thread is Colorado beats Utah which isn't happening. So it looked like SC against UW in 1 scenario was all that was possible. Then again it's Twitter. I don't see Cal beating UCLA
Too bad there is no North and South this year. I guess.