Stanford (8-1) - the new USC. Defense will be down a notch, but offense will be up 2 nothces with an experienced QB
Oregon (7-2) - drop off will not be that much from last year
Washington (5-4) - a lot of skill returning
Oregon St (4-5) - they usually outperform their rankings
Cal (3-6) - energized program, but can they find a QB?
Wash St (1-8) - clock is ticking on HC's job already
UCLA (6-3) - program is turned around, but consistency is an issue
Arizona St (6-3) - this is a talented team that is also incosnsitent
Arizona (5-4)- system is in place now, always tough at home.
USC (5-4)- Talented team with too much infighting
Utah (3-6)- this team is used to winning 10 games every year. Can they get to that level in the P12. Might take a few years for their recruiting to catch up to the top P12 teams.
Colorado (1-8) - way too much ground to make up, but they could pull a couple big upsets
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Stanford (8-1) - the new USC. Defense will be down a notch, but offense will be up 2 nothces with an experienced QB
Oregon (7-2) - drop off will not be that much from last year
Washington (5-4) - a lot of skill returning
Oregon St (4-5) - they usually outperform their rankings
Cal (3-6) - energized program, but can they find a QB?
Wash St (1-8) - clock is ticking on HC's job already
UCLA (6-3) - program is turned around, but consistency is an issue
Arizona St (6-3) - this is a talented team that is also incosnsitent
Arizona (5-4)- system is in place now, always tough at home.
USC (5-4)- Talented team with too much infighting
Utah (3-6)- this team is used to winning 10 games every year. Can they get to that level in the P12. Might take a few years for their recruiting to catch up to the top P12 teams.
Colorado (1-8) - way too much ground to make up, but they could pull a couple big upsets
It'll be interesting to see how much, if any, Oregon drops with Kelly gone. I wouldn't think much initially, but over the next 2-3 years they could fall off..................I laughed a couple years ago when many here predicted Utah would step in & win the P12 title..................overall your predictions look right.
Hard to believe but USC has the best recruiting class in the country & it's not even close............how they're selling (or buying) these kids on this declining program is baffling..............kids will be kids I guess.
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It'll be interesting to see how much, if any, Oregon drops with Kelly gone. I wouldn't think much initially, but over the next 2-3 years they could fall off..................I laughed a couple years ago when many here predicted Utah would step in & win the P12 title..................overall your predictions look right.
Hard to believe but USC has the best recruiting class in the country & it's not even close............how they're selling (or buying) these kids on this declining program is baffling..............kids will be kids I guess.
It'll be interesting to see how much, if any, Oregon drops with Kelly gone. I wouldn't think much initially, but over the next 2-3 years they could fall off..................I laughed a couple years ago when many here predicted Utah would step in & win the P12 title..................overall your predictions look right.
Hard to believe but USC has the best recruiting class in the country & it's not even close............how they're selling (or buying) these kids on this declining program is baffling..............kids will be kids I guess.
Oregon might be better without Kelly. They will still run the same playbook, and if the new OC keeps it simple they may be better off.
I think Marriota is due for a classic Soph Slump, but Oregon has mroe than enough at RB to beat most teams.
Non Conference games for the next 3 years. Tennessee at home, at Nevada, and 2 games with Mich St are tough games, but the other 4 games are cupcakes..
2013 - Nicholls St, at Nevada, Tenn
2014 - Wyoming, Mich St, Open
2015 - E Wash, at Mich St, Ge St
2013 conference
Cal
at Colorado
at Washington
Wash St
UCLA
Bye
at Stanford
Utah
at Arizona
Oregon St
Oregon does not play USC or Arizona St from the South which is very favorable. Playing at Stanford is a loss on paper, They could be favored in all the other games but I think they lose one or more of those game. At Washington and Arizona are not easy wins.
2014 might be Oregon's year. MAriotta is a junior, second year in coach's system, and they get Stanford at home.
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It'll be interesting to see how much, if any, Oregon drops with Kelly gone. I wouldn't think much initially, but over the next 2-3 years they could fall off..................I laughed a couple years ago when many here predicted Utah would step in & win the P12 title..................overall your predictions look right.
Hard to believe but USC has the best recruiting class in the country & it's not even close............how they're selling (or buying) these kids on this declining program is baffling..............kids will be kids I guess.
Oregon might be better without Kelly. They will still run the same playbook, and if the new OC keeps it simple they may be better off.
I think Marriota is due for a classic Soph Slump, but Oregon has mroe than enough at RB to beat most teams.
Non Conference games for the next 3 years. Tennessee at home, at Nevada, and 2 games with Mich St are tough games, but the other 4 games are cupcakes..
2013 - Nicholls St, at Nevada, Tenn
2014 - Wyoming, Mich St, Open
2015 - E Wash, at Mich St, Ge St
2013 conference
Cal
at Colorado
at Washington
Wash St
UCLA
Bye
at Stanford
Utah
at Arizona
Oregon St
Oregon does not play USC or Arizona St from the South which is very favorable. Playing at Stanford is a loss on paper, They could be favored in all the other games but I think they lose one or more of those game. At Washington and Arizona are not easy wins.
2014 might be Oregon's year. MAriotta is a junior, second year in coach's system, and they get Stanford at home.
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