Unfortunately, we won't have the opportunity to play the Biebers this year so UCLA will have to wait until Mannion matures a bit more.
Rest easy my friend with the memories of the Beavers torching your club @ your house last year. You are right about Mannion and his maturity tho.
Did this past weekend's pick'ems results get posted? I haven't seen them yet. I'm sure I went 1-3 but I don't know how everyone else did.
Now now, Mr. Wallace, you certainly don't want me to bring up the team < cough, cough > who leads the all-time series < cough,cough > between the two universities now do you?
And I wouldn't exactly call a 27 - 20 loss at the Rose Bowl last season a " torching. " You were able to score 10 points in the last quarter of that game and that made all the difference. Perhaps you don't remember, but we had Tweedle Dee & Tweedle Dum as our two senior CB's last year who have gone on to an internship at some high school on a Indian reservation in the middle of the Dakota's. I lost track of how many blown coverages and penalties those two ( Aaron Hester & Sheldon Price ) managed to attain the last two years that these overrated players donned the Bruin uniform.
All in all, it will be a very good game next year in Reser Stadium, unless Mr. Mannion bolts for the NFL.
As for Mannion, to good of a crop of QB's coming out this year, he NEEDS another year to improve his stock value IMO.
How cute!! Beavers and Bruins talking about all-time series leads in head to head matchups!!
ANY road win in the Pac12 is good I spose. Need I remind you who was one of the founding schools who even let your school into what is now refered to AS the PAC12? No I don't.
and we in turn were one of the founding member's of a conference that is still alive and well. Except for the year 1978 when some of the members must have been smoking crack and allowed those desert schools admittance and we have never been the same since. 
Well, Mr. Wallace history unfortunately presents a different path for the PAC-12, than the one you are trying to infer. While its is true that PCC was founded in 1915 ( back when yer school was referred to as Oregon Agricultural College ) your core group was but 4 schools that started conference games in 1916. USC didn't join until 1922 and the Bruins didn't get involved until 1928. Unfortunately, that conference ( PCC ) disbanded in 1959. That very same year, California, Stanford, UCLA , USC & Washington formed a new conference called the AAWU aka the Big Five. In 1962 Washington State made it a 6 team member conference. It wasn't until 1964 that those AAWU charter members took pity on your two Oregon schools and admitted you to this conference which eventually morphed into the Pacific 8 aka PAC 8. So yea, you were one of the founding members of a conference that went busto,
And now you know the rest of the story.
