THE PAC 12 THREAD v.5

[trojanfan12]

Are you sure that holds true with a player that is dismissed as well as those that leave on their own? I thought it didn't apply when a team flat out dumped a student athlete. If it does apply that is entirely fucking stupid. He didn't bail on the program, the program dumped him. He should be free to go anywhere he wants after being dismissed.

I'm no expert on it. But I'm fairly sure that since they dumped him, he can go wherever he wants, play right away and not lose eligibility. Essentially, they yanked/didn't renew his scholly which essentially makes him a free agent.

 

[Olyduck]

id have to read all back through it but that makes sense.

 

[Olyduck]

http://compliance.pac-12.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/17-19-Intraconference-Transfer-Policy.pdf

 

[Olyduck]

Im pretty sure he still has to get a waiver

I tried to copy sections, it didn't copy and paste well.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[WizardHawk]

http://compliance.pac-12.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/17-19-Intraconference-Transfer-Policy.pdf

Didn't see anything in there specifically about a dismissed player.

He was not kicked out of the school so that section doesn't apply. He is not engaging in a voluntary transfer. He was kicked off his team.

Again, I have no idea if those rules do still apply, but it's entirely shitty if they do. If you no longer want a kid for whatever reason they should be 100% free to go anywhere they are wanted. Period. The rules in place protect the institutions from other institutions more than anything. It's meant to stop trying to poach kids already on teams, or at least make it far less attractive to the kids. The NCAA wants kids to stay at their program and complete their education, not jump around from team to team. Oregon dumped this kid and he should be free now to go where he pleases.

Now I'll still give a ration of shit to whatever team takes him knowing his problem with drugs and whatnot, but that's a different matter.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Im pretty sure he still has to get a waiver

I tried to copy sections, it didn't copy and paste well.

He graduated and he got the boot. He can go anywhere he wants. It's not a transfer. With that said he spent the night in SLC talking to the Utah staff.

 

[Olyduck]

He graduated and he got the boot. He can go anywhere he wants. It's not a transfer. With that said he spent the night in SLC talking to the Utah staff.

so he wouldn't be a Grad "transfer"

 

[AlaskaGuy]

so he wouldn't be a Grad "transfer"

He would if he hadn't gotten the boot.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Examining the Over/Under 2017 Win Totals for the Pac-12

 

[AlaskaGuy]

My prediction:

1. Washington
2. Washington St.
3. Stanford
4. Oregon St.
5. Oregon
6. Cal

Do great minds think alike or what?

Pac-12 football preview: Washington an overwhelming favorite in the North

From the article in the link:

Here is a preview of the Pac-12 North, and the picks I’m submitting to the Pac-12 office (2016 records in parentheses):

1. Washington (12-2, 8-1 Pac-12)
2. Washington State (8-5, 7-2)
3. Stanford (10-3, 6-3)
4. Oregon State (4-8, 3-6)
5. Oregon (4-8, 2-7)
6. California (5-7, 3-6)

 

[AlaskaGuy]

PAC-12 media schedule for next week.

 

[Vitamike]

Nobody wants to play for the Browns.

That's gonna change on the defensive side of the ball with the addition of Williams.

 

[Wamu]

That's gonna change on the defensive side of the ball with the addition of Williams.

I just want something to finally change for the better. A new owner would be a great start.

 

[Duckboy33]

Recruiting rankings over the last 5 seasons (247 rankings):

2017:
1. USC (4th nationally)
2. Stanford (14th nationally)
3. Oregon (19th nationally)
4. UCLA (20th nationally)
5. Washington (22nd nationally)
6. Utah (33rd nationally)
7. Arizona State (35th nationally)
8. Colorado (36th nationally)
9. Arizona (44th nationally)
10. Washington State (46th nationally)
11. Oregon State (51st nationally)
12. California (73rd nationally)

2016:
1. USC (10th nationally)
2. UCLA (13th nationally)
3. Stanford (16th nationally)
4. Arizona State (24th nationally)
5. Oregon (27th nationally)
6. Washington (29th nationally)
7. California (31st nationally)
8. Utah (37th nationally)
9. Arizona (48th nationally)
10. Washington State (56th nationally)
11. Oregon State (58th nationally)
12. Colorado (69th nationally)

2015:
1. USC (2nd nationally)
2. UCLA (12th nationally)
3. Oregon (16th nationally)
4. Arizona State (19th nationally)
5. Stanford (24th nationally)
6. Washington (26th nationally)
7. California (34th nationally)
8. Washington State (42nd nationally)
9. Arizona (43rd nationally)
10. Utah (45th nationally)
11. Oregon State (61st nationally)
12. Colorado (69th nationally)

2014:

1. USC (10th nationally)
2. Stanford (13th nationally)
3. UCLA (18th nationally)
4. Oregon (21st nationally)
5. Arizona State (23rd nationally)
6. Arizona (31st nationally)
7. Washington (38th nationally)
8. Washington State (53rd nationally)
9. California (55th nationally)
10. Oregon State (60th nationally)
11. Utah (66th nationally)
12. Colorado (74th nationally)

2013:
1. UCLA (7th nationally)
2. USC (13th nationally)
3. Washington (18th nationally)
4. Oregon (19th nationally)
5. Arizona State (39th nationally)
6. California (41st nationally)
7. Arizona (44th nationally)
8. Oregon State (45th nationally)
9. Utah (47th nationally)
10. Washington State (50th nationally)
11. Stanford (52nd nationally)
12. Colorado (68th nationally)

 

[AlaskaGuy]

Recruiting rankings over the last 5 seasons (247 rankings):

2017:
1. USC (4th nationally)
2. Stanford (14th nationally)
3. Oregon (19th nationally)
4. UCLA (20th nationally)
5. Washington (22nd nationally)
6. Utah (33rd nationally)
7. Arizona State (35th nationally)
8. Colorado (36th nationally)
9. Arizona (44th nationally)
10. Washington State (46th nationally)
11. Oregon State (51st nationally)
12. California (73rd nationally)

2016:
1. USC (10th nationally)
2. UCLA (13th nationally)
3. Stanford (16th nationally)
4. Arizona State (24th nationally)
5. Oregon (27th nationally)
6. Washington (29th nationally)
7. California (31st nationally)
8. Utah (37th nationally)
9. Arizona (48th nationally)
10. Washington State (56th nationally)
11. Oregon State (58th nationally)
12. Colorado (69th nationally)

2015:
1. USC (2nd nationally)
2. UCLA (12th nationally)
3. Oregon (16th nationally)
4. Arizona State (19th nationally)
5. Stanford (24th nationally)
6. Washington (26th nationally)
7. California (34th nationally)
8. Washington State (42nd nationally)
9. Arizona (43rd nationally)
10. Utah (45th nationally)
11. Oregon State (61st nationally)
12. Colorado (69th nationally)

2014:

1. USC (10th nationally)
2. Stanford (13th nationally)
3. UCLA (18th nationally)
4. Oregon (21st nationally)
5. Arizona State (23rd nationally)
6. Arizona (31st nationally)
7. Washington (38th nationally)
8. Washington State (53rd nationally)
9. California (55th nationally)
10. Oregon State (60th nationally)
11. Utah (66th nationally)
12. Colorado (74th nationally)

2013:
1. UCLA (7th nationally)
2. USC (13th nationally)
3. Washington (18th nationally)
4. Oregon (19th nationally)
5. Arizona State (39th nationally)
6. California (41st nationally)
7. Arizona (44th nationally)
8. Oregon State (45th nationally)
9. Utah (47th nationally)
10. Washington State (50th nationally)
11. Stanford (52nd nationally)
12. Colorado (68th nationally)

The two LA schools have killed it in recruiting ... at least by PAC standards.

 

[AlaskaGuy]

 

[WizardHawk]

The only thing that jumps off the page on those recruiting rankings is how bad of a return UCLA and ASU have had on their ranking/results ratio.

 

[Duckboy33]

The only thing that jumps off the page on those recruiting rankings is how bad of a return UCLA and ASU have had on their ranking/results ratio.

That and Utah has gotten the most out of their talent.

 

[wazzu31]

The only thing that jumps off the page on those recruiting rankings is how bad of a return UCLA and ASU have had on their ranking/results ratio.

Kind of how it's been since I was a toddler. UCLA for sure but ASU has always gotten the scraps of the great talent that couldn't qualify for the Cali schools or your Mutts.

But who cares the AC will again decide the north and hopefully we don't shit the bed for what the 3rd straight year.