Is the South or North better this year?

[pcbuff]

we’re better than I thought. Utah is beating Stanford. ASU is better than expected. This conference is hard to figure out. Are Oregon, USC, and Washington for real? It’s an interesting year.

 

[BerkeleyBuff]

As a whole? Uh, the North.

 

[Alfred91]

Having watched us play UCLA and UW play UCLA, I think it's fair to say Montez is a better QB than Browning.

I've been consistently surprised over the last couple years at how Browning continues to regress.

 

[Ringer]

Utah just kicked Stanford's ass, so this question got a bit more relevant.

 

[pcbuff]

Washington state crushed as well.

 

[pcbuff]

Washington state crushed OSU as well

 

[BuffTuba]

Utah just kicked Stanford's ass, so this question got a bit more relevant.

I was at the game. Utah's D was inpressive but they are beatable. Stanford was legitimately out coached tonight by Wittingham. I've been to 2-3 Stanfird games a year for the last twk years and watched another 3-4 and tonight was the first time I could say that. Stanford also did itself no favors with giving up 4 mean ingfuk turnovers. Utah D seems legit while their offense can be stopped at times. Should be an interesting match up for us.

 

[DeNiro]

I think once we beat Washington we’ll know more, but at this point its fairly even. I would give the slight edge to the North’s top trio (Washington, Standford and Oregon) vs the South’s top 3 (CU, U$C and Arizona). While the bottom 3 I would say the South is stronger. I include Utah in the South bottom 3 since they dropped 2 right out of the gate in conference. You could also argue swapping Standford/Oregon with Washington St in the top 3 trio.

Right now until beaten Washington is the class of the conference, but turn around and Oregon State is the worst team in the conference. In the South it as a lot closer in spots 2-5 and UCLA would still beat Oregon State straight up.

 

[BuffsNYC]

I think once we beat Washington we’ll know more, but at this point its fairly even. I would give the slight edge to the North’s top trio (Washington, Standford and Oregon) vs the South’s top 3 (CU, U$C and Arizona). While the bottom 3 I would say the South is stronger. I include Utah in the South bottom 3 since they dropped 2 right out of the gate in conference. You could also argue swapping Standford/Oregon with Washington St in the top 3 trio.

Right now until beaten Washington is the class of the conference, but turn around and Oregon State is the worst team in the conference. In the South it as a lot closer in spots 2-5 and UCLA would still beat Oregon State straight up.

As long as Wilkins and Harry don't miss games, I think ASU is better than Arizona.