The way I understand it is is Washington wins Utah plays USC, is Wash St wins Oregon plays USC
Sorry I miss understood your question. I don't know what tie breaker they used. I really not prefer USC playing Utah though.
After a really fun season, it's tough seeing UCLA sitting at 5, and being behind two of the teams they beat. But that's what happens when all of their losses are in Conference & one of those losses coming to an Arizona team they were heavily favored to beat at home.
In his statement, he said he feels healthy, but did mention that NIL and transfer portal is making recruiting much more difficult for the program. Them going 3-9 the past two seasons has a lot to do with this and it's kind of sad to see. Just like with Petersen, I think some guys aren't built for the NIL and transfer portal gaga. Stanford could be in for rough times unless they can find a coach and staff that can.
6 ranked teams. The PAC has a hell of a bounce back year, and it a big ol log jam in the top 6 with those records. For the Huskies, it's been an outstanding season, although it feels like our defense is still struggling a lot. No word from Penix yet if he plans to head to the NFL. If he stays, Huskies are looking really good for 2023, but that defense needs a lot more talent and work. A big key is to now use this season to boost recruiting. If we end up in the Rose bowl vs Ohio State, I don't like our chances. Just too much of a gap in rosters. Ohio States scrubs could be starters on most other P5 programs. I'm sick to death of always facing them in the Rose bowl when other PAC programs always fall ass backwards into doable wins like vs Wisconsin when they go. Yahh we beat MSU, but OSU is an entirely different beast.
I have been saying most of the season, Ohio St has not played 'anyone' (Save Penn St, who really hasn't played 'anyone'), and this week we saw who they really are vs playing 'someone'.
