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Oregon looking around for the other undefeated teams in the PAC:

I'll allow it. Oregon's entire resume is based on Ohio State being good.

The only reason Kelly would even entertain that would be if he wants leverage it into a pay raise.

That's great. But their AD is the old Cincy AD and he's reportedly going to offer Fickell the job. It's likely already a done deal unofficially.

Fickell will be offered the job after the season. I can’t imagine he will turn it down

PAC has a lot of bad losses. They have a pair of really good wins but that doesn’t negate all the losses to G5/FCS teams

1. SEC 2. Big Ten 3. Big 12 4. PAC 12 5. ACC PAC 12 and Big 12 were close. PAC 12 has more marquee wins but they also have more bad losses.

I think the extra year of eligibility has injected more parity into the sport for this season. Everyone besides Alabama looks beatable right now.

I think it was top 5 OOC game on the road. They've won against top ranked teams in the postseason and in conference play so I think it had to be that.

UCLA looks very good. ASU is still untested but they have the talent, especially on offense.

Thanks. I'm not really sure about the PAC 12 as a whole. Utah, UW and USC look worse than expected. It's amazing what one or two wins can do for the perception of an entire conference.

A lot of Penn State fans in my neighborhood. I'm a pretty popular guy today

After Oregon won, everything else became irrelevant. It’s all good

Go Ducks!

Ok Nevermind. I’m gonna drink in celebration now. Go Ducks!

Is that even worth it anymore? Without Houston, UCF and Cincy, is the AAC even a step up from the MWC?

I took UAB and the points today