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P12 Circle of Suck 2022: Possible?

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SIAP, I didn't see it anywhere. With some results this last weekend (specifically, OSU over Oregon) I can get a complete chain of suck, but I don't think a Circle of Suck is possible. Here's one of the chains; a circle requires that the last team on the end beats the first team:


CU > Cal > Arizona > UCLA > ASU > UW > OSU > U of O > Utah > USC > WSU

Congrats to CU, the 2022 Pac12 transitive champ (in the above scenario)
 
SIAP, I didn't see it anywhere. With some results this last weekend (specifically, OSU over Oregon) I can get a complete chain of suck, but I don't think a Circle of Suck is possible. Here's one of the chains; a circle requires that the last team on the end beats the first team:


CU > Cal > Arizona > UCLA > ASU > UW > OSU > U of O > Utah > USC > WSU

Congrats to CU, the 2022 Pac12 transitive champ (in the above scenario)
Maybe I don't understand the chain.... but why isn't Stanford in between UCLA and ASU? Stanford's 1 win came against ASU and UCLA beat Stanford. shouldn't that mean that we are Pac 12 champs?
 
SIAP, I didn't see it anywhere. With some results this last weekend (specifically, OSU over Oregon) I can get a complete chain of suck, but I don't think a Circle of Suck is possible. Here's one of the chains; a circle requires that the last team on the end beats the first team:


CU > Cal > Arizona > UCLA > ASU > UW > OSU > U of O > Utah > USC > WSU

Congrats to CU, the 2022 Pac12 transitive champ (in the above scenario)
I tried many times... can't fit Washington State in the chain CIRCLE with CU.
 
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