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Heeke should have been fired for the Kevin Sumlin debacle Heeke should have been fired for being cucked by Robbins when it came to Sean Miller Heeke should have been fired for being cucked again by Robbins when it came to the hiring of Fisch Heeke should have been fired if he were the one stalling the Fisch extension (I actually doubt that was on him) leading to everything that went down over the last 7-10 days. With as much as Robbins seemingly enjoyed walking over Heeke there is no way Robbins wasn't knee deep in whatever problems that were going on in the Athletic Department. Gotta love scapegoats.

Given the current state of the Washington roster after NFL/transfers its only a matter of time before half the current Arizona roster moves up north with him.

If we manage to beat Purdue in Indy then we are well on our way to claiming the Big Ten championship this year. Michigan St ✔️ Wisconsin ✔️ Purdue USC x2 UCLA x2 Oregon x2 Washington

My parents are big Washington fans, I was this close to buying Rose Bowl tickets last night for them thinking there's no way Georgia loses tomorrow, better start looking into New Orleans now I guess.

Don't give people any ideas

From 8 to 3 7 Ohio St - didn't play 6. Texas - They will argue clear separation between Bama/Texas to get around the H2H loss. 5. Oregon or Washington - Lost 4. Georgia - Lost 3. Florida St - Even as an undefeated team they will be viewed as the weakest of the 4 teams For Ohio St they are still in play, what they need is for Alabama, Texas & Florida St to all lose. Oregon losing to Washington would make it cleaner but wouldn't be necessary. If those 3 lose you have Texas & Alabama picking up a 2nd loss knocking them out of the picture which leaves you with. 1. 13-0 Georgia 2. 13-0 Michigan 3. 13-0 Washington/12-1 Oregon 4a 11-1 Ohio St 4b 12-1 Florida St w/o starting QB 4c. 12-1 Washington

Alabama does have the worst loss of the 8 contenders and has looked underwhelming in half of their FBS games so 8th feels about right for them currently but they'll get a massive boost if they beat Georgia, I suspect that would push Bama all the way up to #3 come Sunday. As for Georgia I have a hard time seeing the committee picking 2 teams from the same conference when you have other legitimate options. In most years the upsets would have driven out half of the current contender list but the absence of those upsets has kind of created a fire wall against double dipping. A Georgia loss would imo eliminate Ohio St from being able to back door their way in and their path to the playoff would become Georgia's path.

FSU will sort itself either they beat Louisville and will make the playoff as I can't see the committee bypassing an undefeated P5 conference champion or they lose and will be out of the running completely. I think the interesting thing is that they placed Ohio St in between Oregon & Texas/Alabama, all previous weeks they were always grouped together but now we have evidence the committee is saying there is separation between Oregon and the other 2. I always thought that if we ended up with all 3 of them sitting there on selection Sunday at 12-1 that the brands of Texas & Bama would win out and that Oregon would be left to look on from the outside.

IMO I see them putting tOSU at 5, gives them room to backdoor tOSU into the playoff if the games next week break right for them (UGA, Wash win & FSU loses).

Signed, BYU

If they are looking for 4 P4 games for next year my guess is that they have been or will be trying to get involved in some of those B12 Non conference games. Arizona/KState, & Baylor/Utah are still technically scheduled as OOC for next year and both Utah & BYU are needing a new partner to replace their originally scheduled non-con matchup after it became a conference game.

Arizona, Oregon & Oregon St would only have 5 common opponents (Colorado, Stanford, Utah, Washington & Washington St) and each would have ended up going 4-1 against those 5. The next tie breaker would be record against the highest ranked common opponent which in this case would be Washington. Oregon St would have beaten UW while both Arizona & Oregon lost to them.

It would just be our luck for Arizona to finally win the conference in its last year only for the Rose Bowl to be a playoff game and not be the game Arizona would go to.

H2H tie breakers wouldn't apply to any tie involving both Arizona & Oregon since they didn't face each other. A Breakdown of potential 2 loss ties breakers. Arizona, Oregon, Oregon St & Washington: Arizona & Oregon Oregon, Oregon St & Washington: Oregon St (1) & Washington (2) Arizona, Oregon, Oregon St: Oregon St (2) Arizona, Oregon & Washington: Arizona & Oregon Arizona, Oregon St & Washington: Arizona (1) & Oregon St (2)

When they eventually announce Utah/Colorado as the ESPN game it will make I believe 10 of our 12 games this year on either the Pac-12 or SEC Networks. Of all the things that suck about the conference imploding this is one of the few where I can't wait to be rid of it.

Oregon St would be in a really good spot if they win out. If Oregon St wins out the only way they wouldn't make the championship game is if Arizona won out and Oregon also lost to Arizona St. correction: Oregon St would also need Washington to beat Washington St.

So does UCLA make a coaching change or do they embrace the fact that they have completed their transition into becoming the next B1G west school?

Last year was the final year of the direct Pac-12/B1G connection. Going forward the Rose in some capacity will be apart of the expanded playoff. Not much has been revealed about it but my opinion is that it will essentially become the B1G's quarter final "home" site.

Including the 2 games they have played so far this season over the past 10 seasons they are 149-19 at home which includes the outlier covid season were they lost 5 games. Going back to the 99-00 season they are 369-35

Not many things match the enjoyment of beating Duke

I had always thought the LA Bowl was going to be a bigger deal when they first announced it, replace the Holiday Bowl (or outright acquire the naming rights) and becoming the conferences premier Bowl beneath the Rose but they seem content to be the Kmart of bowl games. The B1G would certainly thumb their nose at anything that might associate them with the MWC and the ACC & B12 might not be too far behind them.

They deserve not to have their 100+ year conference disintegrate around them but unfortunately college sports like most things in life are now controlled by venture capitalists and their puppets on wall street.

Most of them will still be under contract through the 2025 season with the possible exception of the 5 Pac-12 tied bowl games. If the Pac-12 remains as a 2 team league for next year then most if not all the current Pac-12 bowls would seek new co-anchors.

The Iowa-Northwestern game is a masterpiece. It's so awful that even the field is trying to escape it.