6 thoughts on “California Division

  1. Wolfie must have lifted this right off the pages of the L.A. Times website. What a scoop.

  2. Mark these words- total revenue sharing will make us the ACC of the West.

    We need to at least keep a bigger share of gate receipts. We rent our stadium. Unless the PAC 12 wants to buy us one we need more money.

    USC, UCLA and any other team with bigger following needs to be given a leg up. No one will watch our conference to see Wazzou or the Beavs on a weekly basis except their tiny markets. We need to pull the big market eyeballs and the teams with the national following- SC primarily and then the second level like the Huskies, UCLA, the Buffs, Cal, Oregon and then the next level of big market guys like Arizona schools and Utah, and so on.

    We have to have a Bama, Florida, LSU and cycle in a Tennessee, UGA.

    But some teams also have to be So Carolina, Vandy, Ole Miss, Miss State, Kentucky and Auburn (thow them in there too) who really aren’t good very often but they get a moment to be in sun.

  3. Here is my two cents regarding the PAC 12 Divisions.

    NORTHERN DIVISION:
    California
    Oregon
    Oregon State
    Stanford
    Washington
    Washington State

    SOUTHERN DIVISION:
    Arizona
    Arizona State
    Colorado
    USC
    Utah
    Ucla

    And when scheduling intra-division games always schedule USC/CAL/Stanford/Ucla every year in order to preserve these rivalries year in and year out.

    Works for me!

  4. sevenheismans,

    Here is my dos pesos regarding the PAC 12 Divisions.

    Rolls Royce Division:
    California
    So Cal
    Oregon
    Arizona
    Washington
    Utah

    Bentley Division:
    Stanford
    UCLA
    Oregon State
    Arizona State
    Washington State
    Colorado

    Scheduling will always schedule USC/UCLA, CAL/Stanford/ Wash/Wash St, Ariz/ Ariz St, Ore/Ore St, Colo/Colo St and Utah/BYU or Utah st, in order to preserve these rivalries year in and year out. Also, allows them to meet in a rubber match at Championship.

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