USC Picked To Win Pac-12 In Media Preseason Poll

For the first time since 2012, USC is picked to win the Pacific-12 Conference in the annual media preseason poll. The Trojans were selected by 21 voters to win the conference while Oregon received 17 votes.

Arizona State received three votes, UCLA two and Stanford one.

USC was also an overwhelming pick to win the Pac-12 South Division, with 32 votes. Arizona State received 7 votes while UCLA received six.

Full results after the jump:

NORTH DIVISION

         1.   Oregon (37)…………… 262

         2.   Stanford (8)…………… 231

         3.   California……………… 174

         4.   Washington…………… 129

         5.   Washington State……… 89

         6.   Oregon State…………… 60

 

         SOUTH DIVISION

         1.   USC (32)………………. 254

         2.   Arizona State (7)…….. 200

         3.   UCLA (6)………………. 180

         4.   Arizona………………… 155

         5.   Utah……………………. 105

         6.   Colorado………………… 46

 

PAC-12 TITLE GAME CHAMPION: USC (21 votes)

Others receiving votes:  Oregon (17), Arizona State (3), UCLA (2), Stanford (1)

10 thoughts on “USC Picked To Win Pac-12 In Media Preseason Poll

  1. Meh. A poll and $5 will get you a cup of java. After the Stanford game, we may know something.

    • So true SCN59, but nice to see the expectations are high. I would say Stanford will be a good gauge, but the next week at ASU we will really know what we’ve got.

  2. This is totally and completely meaningless…..it just means that there are 21 idiots voting…….How many of them selected Arizona to win the Pac-12 South last year?

    • you got that right!!! and what happened to Southern Cal the LAST TIME they were picked to be #1, in 2012???

      hint: (chortle)

      #OhNoIJustDint!

  3. USC should absolutely be favored to win the Pac 12. They have the talent, they have all of their scholarships, they have a Heisman candidate at QB and they have Sarkisian as their head coach. Wait, that’s right, they have Sarkisian as their head coach.
    Nevermind.

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