The CFP committee has soured on the Pac's playoff hopes.
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The CFP committee has soured on the Pac's playoff hopes.
We didn't want to send a bad Oregon team, though.
Too bad about Oregon losing. Not really
Agree
This Oregon team would get embarrassed by any of the top 5-6 teams. Game would be over in the first half.
**** Oregon forever. Another team we need to fall back to the pack so we can sustain success.
They won't fall back to the pack. We need to target ASU and UCLA to move up.
Not until we crush them. Too many resources for the foreseeable future. But them being closer to the pack is still a help. Good job OSU.
WE ARE THE ONLY HOPE FOR THE PAC12!!!
Jim Mora = Unemployed Douche McGouche!!!
uh huh the PAC 12 is done
Dumbass
uh huh the PAC 12 is done
Dumbass
If we beat ASU this year, we would have won 4 out of the last 5 against Stripper State. The UCLA series has been competitive since 2014. I'd say we are closer to taking the next step up to face USC & Utah.
The issues with Oregon are not explained by the loss of Sewell and a couple DBs. They are just not a great team like people thought they had the potential to be this year.
Washington looks way better than both USC and Oregon to me. We will find out a lot about them today against Utah, especially being Utah’s second game.
All I’m gonna say right now: I’m glad y’all didn’t bet me when I said Colorado wouldn’t win the P12 South or the P12. There’s a very clear path to a win for Colorado.
I've got it as USC doesn't play another game?
I think U$C maybe plays one more, Colorado wins out against Zona and UU, and Colorado defeats udub in the P12 title game.
You are still drunk. I like that.
The loss of the DBs is definitely part of the problem though. Does not explain close to everything, but it really has affected that defense.
It has but they did get Lenoir back and it doesn’t explain a horrible run defense and pretty average offense all around. QB play is JAGy, and OL is mediocre. For the amount of talent they have recruited there, they should be better, IMO, but I do acknowledge they were hit hard
Just really hard to read the conference this year.
The opt outs are part of it especially at DB but they were a very young and inexperienced team coming into the season so they were probably a year away anyway
That’s fine and explains OL and QB play I mentioned, but those numbers aren’t that low on defense. Besides, the way Oregon recruits are we really making excuses for how young they are at a few spots?
Yes but as Schwartz points out the bulk of those starts are at only 3 positions on defense. And also as he said, it's going to be up and down when you have a young team even if you have good players.
I’m not saying they should be a top 5 team, but they don’t even really look like a top 25 team. How many times last night did the announcers say something like “Obviously the talent disparity between these two programs is massive...”
FSU cancelled on UVA this morning
Boise state/Sjsu also cancelled this mornimg
Second game day FSU has cancelled. Yikes