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Our Pac-12 Schedule

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Something that was brought up to me this weekend, made me feel a bit better about our Pac-12 losses.

With the exception of OSU, which should have been top 25 if not for the head scratcher to open the season, and Arizona, which is now starting to get some traction in the polls, all of our losses have been against top 25 competition. Losing all the time sucks, but our schedule has been brutal in conference play.

The young guys have been thrown into the fire, the experience will only pay off. Especially with them looking more and more competitive every week.
 
Testament to the strength of the PAC. Still wish we would have made the jump in '93. We would have hung several banners by now
 
BuffHerd said:
Testament to the strength of the PAC. Still wish we would have made the jump in '93. We would have hung several banners by now
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Yeah vs last year this is a much stronger Conf. Hell even Oregon looks better this year than last, ASU, Zona, UCLA are all much improved.
 
absinthe said:
Yeah vs last year this is a much stronger Conf. Hell even Oregon looks better this year than last, ASU, Zona, UCLA are all much improved.
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Really only Stanford and Cal look like they're down from last year. USC, post-Kiffin, looks like a top 25 team too.
 
Once someone breaks Bama's streak, I think the SEC will drop back down to earth a bit. Its only a matter of time until the cycle moves on. Pac-12 looks to be the next power conference.
 
Missouri's and TAMU's successes show me that the SEC is an extremely top-heavy conference.

We have our work cut out for us climbing the ranks of this conference though.
 
Alfred91 said:
Missouri's and TAMU's successes show me that the SEC is an extremely top-heavy conference.

We have our work cut out for us climbing the ranks of this conference though.
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TAMU is all Manzel. As soon as he leaves they will drop. Mizzou is intriguing. Idk how they will be next year, mostly because I am not sure what exactly they are doing so well, or who their turn around player is.
 
The Pac12 is getting stronger and is definitely a QB league, but due to the OLs and DLs of a lot of SEC teams they aren't going to go away anytime soon. It'll balance out a bit more, but I don't see them dropping off and having an off year(s) like the B1G just given their recruiting base.
 
Mizzou has been fortunate enough to play teams suffering major injuries (UGA, South Carolina, Florida). When Shaw came back in SCar took control over that game.

Mizzou is smoke and mirrors. But a W is a W.
 
Shldr2Shldr said:
TAMU is all Manzel. As soon as he leaves they will drop. Mizzou is intriguing. Idk how they will be next year, mostly because I am not sure what exactly they are doing so well, or who their turn around player is.
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NMBuff said:
Mizzou has been fortunate enough to play teams suffering major injuries (UGA, South Carolina, Florida). When Shaw came back in SCar took control over that game.

Mizzou is smoke and mirrors. But a W is a W.
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Still shows me that if you can run an offense you can compete in the SEC.
 
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