2011 pac-12 spring football

[NashBuff]

The Spring Football dates are as follows:

South:

Arizona: Starts March 21 and Spring Game is Apirl 16.
Arizona State: Starts March 22 and Spring Game is April 23.
Colorado: Starts March 11 and Spring Game is April 9.
UCLA: Starts TBA and Spring Game is TBA.
USC: Starts March 22 and Spring Game is April 23.
Utah: Starts March 8 and Spring Game is April 16.

North:

California: Starts March 29 and Spring Game is April 30.
Oregon: Starts March 28/29 and Spring Game is April 30.
Oregon State: Starts March 28 and Spring Game is April 30.
Stanford: Starts Feburary 21 and Spring Game is April 9.
Washington: Starts March 29 and Spring Game is April 30.
Washington State: Starts March 7 and Spring Game is April 16.

I didn't realize that Stanford's Spring Football starts NEXT WEEK! We start around the same time as WSU and Utah while most of the schools start at the end of next month.

 

[NashBuff]

http://washingtonstate.scout.com/2/1048565.html

WSU is having their spring game in Spokane. Just imagine if CU had their spring game at Invesco Field but the problem is that the lamb fans would be kicking and crying over that even if they will not even come close to filling the lower bowl of Invesco Field.

 

[Buffskier]

Stanford has a long spring break if my memory serves me correctly. So they are forced to start very early, take a 2 week break, then come back and finish spring ball before their spring game. Kind of strange to break it up into 2 segments, especially with a new regime in place, although I don't think they should/will change a whole lot from last year..

 

[buffaloflyer]

UCLA is still TBA? They are going to be a mess, great time to catch them on the road

 

[NashBuff]

Ted Miller's look at the Pac-12 North: http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/39735/what-to-watch-in-the-pac-12-north-this-spring

Ted Miller's look at the Pac-12 South: http://espn.go.com/blog/ncfnation/post/_/id/39698/what-to-watch-in-the-pac-12-south-this-spring

 

[NashBuff]

Another Ted Miller article that says things are different this spring for the Pac-10 schools plus CU & UU: http://espn.go.com/blog/pac10/post/_/id/19311/spring-transforms-conference-into-pac-12

 

[NashBuff]

Looks like WSU won't be the only Pac-12 school hosting a spring game out of town. Stanford will be doing theirs in SF.

 

[tante]

man I have been telling everyone that the spring game is the 11th, but Monday night football doesn't work for college unless it the national championship game.