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Ted Miller at ESPN has written a column projecting bowl games.
http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/46042/pac-12-bowl-projections-week-6-2#comments
Quoting Miller:
"we’re still projecting the Ducks to the title game. And with the win in Tucson, Ariz., Oregon State is smelling all rosy."
"we’re projecting the Ducks with wins over Stanford and Oregon State, and two over USC."
So Miller’s math is that the conference ends with
Oregon 12-0 (undefeated)
Stanford 9-2 (losses to Oregon and Washington)
USC 9-3 (losses to Stanford, Oregon, and Oregon in the PAC-12 Championship)
The interesting thing is how Stanford gets absolutely thrown under the bus for losing to Washington. I don’t think Washington is that weak. Actually, in watching them handle Stanford, Sark’s Huskies are stronger in the box than Stanford was. Sark uncorked some better patterns against Stanford than Kiff uncorked in Palo Alto. So, Washington ends up handing Stanford a loss. USC had better beat Utah and get studying on Sark’s Stanford strategies. He’ll uncork the same against us.
Here’s ESPN’s Ted Miller’s listing for the bowl games
BCS National Championship Game, Jan. 7: Oregon vs. BCS 1 or 2
Rose Bowl Game, Jan. 1: Oregon State vs. Big Ten
Valero Alamo, Dec. 29: USC vs. Big 12
Bridgepoint Education Holiday, Dec. 27: UCLA vs. Big 12
Hyundai Sun, Dec. 31: Washington vs. ACC
MAACO Bowl Las Vegas, Dec. 22: Stanford vs. MWC
Kraft Fight Hunger, Dec. 29: Arizona State vs. Navy
Gildan New Mexico, Dec. 15: Arizona vs. MWC
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