Morning links and a live chat to come
It’s Wednesday and that means we’ll be holding a live WSU football chat at 11 a.m. In the meantime we have some links to help you catch up on all the action in Pac-12 football.
Those are after the jump.
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— Washington and Washington State may have their differences, but their coaches can agree that most of their colleagues are
doing just fine preparing players for life after college
, thank you very much.
— See how I stack up the conference in
this week’s Pac-12 power rankings
.
— Jim Allen’s soccer notebook
highlights a big test
the WSU women face this weekend.
— Bud Withers says Pac-12 teams have one remaining way to win honor for the conference:
beat Notre Dame
.
— CougCenter’s PJ Kendall (a SportsLink comment section original) gives us his WSU
player of the week
.
— California’s coach
still isn’t sure what to make of the defense
.
— Here’s a
progress report
on the Huskies after five games.
— Arizona’s Scooby Wright
will have plenty of chances
to pad his Pac-12 tackles lead against Oregon.
— Arizona State
hit the practice field
on Tuesday knowing that there was a lot of work to be done.
— Did you know that Colorado
may boast the most dynamic quarterback-receiver combo
?
— Oregon running back Thomas Tyner says
he hasn’t met his own expectations
.
— Oregon State’s Isaac Seumalo
just wants to get back on the field
.
— Even after losing a ton of talent
Stanford still has the nation’s best defense
.
— UCLA is
in a rush to get sacks
.
— USC needs its running backs to
make major improvements
.
— Utah’s coach is
optimistic about getting his free safety back
in time for its game against UCLA.
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