They’re arguably not top 5 in the pac12 this year
1.Washington
2. Oregon
3. Oregon St/Utah
4. Utah/Oregon St
5. Washington State/USC
At least based on the oh so reliable “eye test”
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1.Washington
2. Oregon
3. Oregon St/Utah
4. Utah/Oregon St
5. Washington State/USC
At least based on the oh so reliable “eye test”
USC should be grateful for Prime and CU this year, because they’d be the biggest circus in the PAC otherwise.
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ExpatAkronite
Cascadia Subduction Zone
Unfortunately SC could still win the PAC south (much rather see an OR/WA rematch). Really depends on Utah getting Rising back. Just don't see the Utes outscoring them in a close game. Find out soon enough. (Of course SC could just as easily lose 4/5 and Utah still has OR and WA....congerences suck!)
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Aaron Rodgers, Caleb Williams were among the players jostling for equity
Does the NFL's ban on giving players equity amount to collusion?
www.nbcsports.com
PFT- The NFL curiously has slammed the door on teams giving equity to players or employees, before anyone ever actually tried to do it. Since posting an item on the issue earlier tonight, we’ve caught wind of two players who were hoping to score a slice of ownership.
Per multiple sources, the representatives of USC quarterback Caleb Williams had been making it known to prospective agents that Williams wants partial ownership of the team that selects him in 2024, if he declares for the draft.
Likewise, a league source tells PFT that Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers attempted to secure equity in his contract discussions with the Jets. The Jets never had to say “no,” because the league did it for the Jets — and every other team — last week.
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Aaron Rodgers, Caleb Williams were among the players jostling for equity
Does the NFL's ban on giving players equity amount to collusion?
PFT- The NFL curiously has slammed the door on teams giving equity to players or employees, before anyone ever actually tried to do it. Since posting an item on the issue earlier tonight, we’ve caught wind of two players who were hoping to score a slice of ownership.
Per multiple sources, the representatives of USC quarterback Caleb Williams had been making it known to prospective agents that Williams wants partial ownership of the team that selects him in 2024, if he declares for the draft.
Likewise, a league source tells PFT that Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers attempted to secure equity in his contract discussions with the Jets. The Jets never had to say “no,” because the league did it for the Jets — and every other team — last week.
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5. Trojan Man! (6-1)
After its spokesperson lost 48-20 at Notre Dame while throwing three interceptions, that national hamburger chain with all the commercials featuring USC's quarterback has a new special for this week only (they hope). After you order your food, they throw it at you from the drive-in window but miss your car by six feet and it gets run over by a passing truck.ESPiN bottom 10 column this week.
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Are Oregon and Washington threats with their 8th year transfer QBs?
Next year should be interesting with all the pent up talent leaving college football. I have a feeling OLines in general will get a lot better, and QB play across the board will get worse.
Good time to have a 2nd year QB coming into his own.
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