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- Thread starter Darth Snow
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I think Utah is the PAC 12 favorite.
Could be. Oregon has some ridiculous athletes on defense, so if it comes together, look out... but who is QB1?
No doubt. The Oregon defense should be filthy.
FWIW, Anthony Brown has taken all the snaps with the ones so far in spring ball, which I suspect you already know. Brown has limited upside in my opinion, due to questionable accuracy and decision making. He played well the last two games, but outcomes may be a bit different once opponents can scout him better. The Oregon offense is not dynamic anymore. To me, that’s the major headline for their program.
They'll do what they always do
NCAA at it again! Really making sure the competitive landscape of college football remains alive and in tact.
McDonald's bags full of cash are no big deal but better not let those QC assistants on the field during practice.
NCAA is steaming pile of what qualifies as a hill in Nebraska.
It's actually infuriating to me. There's literal evidence and testimony of half the SEC paying recruits and it's complete radio silence from the NCAA, but they've never encountered a bad mid major program they won't bust for irrelevant "violations".
Texas must have really screwed up this time
Mick Ronson
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dana dimel, name is a blast from the past.
i always thought Charlie Brewer was a pretty good QB times i saw him for Baylor. though, without relent, i pulled for his team to lose and lose big.
i always thought Charlie Brewer was a pretty good QB times i saw him for Baylor. though, without relent, i pulled for his team to lose and lose big.
Yeah, the struggles at WR for Oregon are particularly glaring.
I really think Cal makes a serious run at the North title if their offense is just average.
Can USC protect Slovis against the top teams in the conference?
The north seems pretty wide open. You would think Washington would be ready to make their move. They have a lot of talent, but they did not look good last year, albeit with some key opt outs.
I think Washington losing their DC to Texas was a big loss.
But they have had some nice adds from the portal.
They did, but Utah still won free agency.
Big year for Lake, IMO. Of course he's not in danger of losing his job, but he needs to prove he can keep that ship sailing at the same level or higher than CP.
This season and next season will tell a lot. Very possible Huard makes a run at all-conference honors next season after a redshirt year in 2021 (which I believe is still the plan).
No doubt. A team we have not mentioned that is lurking in the background is ASU. Lots of pretty good teams, but which teams can make the jump to very good or great?
The only confident prediction about the conference I can make right now is that Arizona and Wazzu will be terrible.
Against an Oregon/Cal/Utah defense? I don't think so. But I don't think Utah is going undefeated in the south so I see USC/Utah fighting till the end for the South's title. Wouldn't be at all surprised if that was a tie based on head to head
They draw Utah, Cal, and Notre Dame in the regular season. Just not sure they can keep Slovis healthy the whole season.
As an aside, their OOC schedule is tougher than it appears at first glance with SJSU and BYU in addition to Notre Dame.
Daniels is definitely the wild card.
Honestly, of the three "favorites" (ASU, USC, Utah), I think USC has the biggest bust factor.
Most certainly. USC will lose 2-3 just like they do every year. Look like world beaters at times and then lose 1-2 in massive head scratching fashion.
Do they finally move on from Helton after this year?
Chalking up USC as same old same, but propping up ASU as a legitimate threat in the division, let alone the conference? Come on, guys.
USC got REALLY lucky they did not have to play their original 2020 schedule.
As long as Helton remains the coach, I still feel like we have a chance...even if it's remote.
Daniels is the best player in the conference, IMO. We'll see if that materializes and the reason why I like them so much.
Helton is a dead man walking and has been for a few years. He knows it, the kids know it, the fans know it. They compound that by playing a brand of offense that limits the talent they have massively. You think they take a step forward this year?