The best team in the Pac12 South is _______________. And why.
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Its going to be 2011 all over again. All the talent in the world on paper but no one wants to win the South Title.
It's going to be interesting. Bercovici didn't have to show anything against us (and he didn't). He just couldn't afford to do anything too stupid. Neuheisel had to step up and win a game. Based on a sample set of exactly nothing, I'll go with Neuheisel.
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Haven't analyzed the schedules but I don't think UCLA is ever going to get near preseason expectations. Bruins just are not a great football team and I think ASU lays it on them pretty good in Tempe.
The best team in the Pac12 South is The University of Colorado Golden Buffaloes. And why:
When was the last time Folsom looked like that?
Well it was a Hawkins game. Can tell because of the Eddie Crowder tributes on the 25's and no shoulder stripes on the jerseys. COuldn't tell you who though.
Point is it has been a while
UCLA has a make it or break it schedule. Oregon, Stanford, and USC at home, UW and ASU on the road. A team playing at a top 5-10 level could sweep that, but a team playing at a 25-30 level could go 7-5.
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Texas. 14-0
I'm not sure what "best" means, but I think USC will be playing in the P12 championship game against Oregon.
That's good TV right there.
UCLA seems to have a long history of inconsistency. One week they'll beat the #1 team in the country. The next week they'll lose to a bunch of scrubs.
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