PAC-12 South standings and outlook

[OregonDucks]

It is wide open, which confuses me that the media talking heads are STILL talking about USC playing Oregon twice like it is a given. USC loses to Oregon USC will have 3 conference losses putting them tied with Arizona in conference standings and Arizona is past their toughest part of the schedule.

Also would mean USC was a game behind UCLA. Obviously these two play, but UCLA could beat USC and that would send either UCLA or Arizona to the title game and eliminate USC.

They talk about Oregon going unbeaten and facing USC twice in the PAC-12 title game in the same sentence, but do they realize that USC is far from locked in to winning the South with a loss to Oregon?

 

[romeo212000]

It's espn. What do you expect?

 

[yeodonie]

It looks to me like Arizona State is the one that still controls their own destiny. The winner of USC and ASU on Nov 10 will win the South.