Morning links: Pac-12 road warriors

Conventional wisdom and common sense indicate that more often then not the home team will win, right? But that hasn’t been the case this year for Pac-12 teams. In fact, the road teams have dominated. We look at that and more in our Pac-12 notebook .

Other links are after the jump, and don’t forget we’ll hold our weekly WSU football chat at 11 a.m.

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— We also have our Pac-12 Power Rankings .

— Bud Withers has a little more from yesterday’s Pac-12 coaches teleconference .

— WSU’s best performances came from a pair of wide receivers on Friday night.

— Washington linebacker Shaq Thompson has been racking up touchdowns .

— Arizona won’t be making a change at kicker .

— Arizona State expects its quarterback back for the Stanford game.

— California will be thin at safety against Brett Hundley and the Bruins.

— Stopping USC’s Buck Allen will be a difficult task for the Colorado defense .

— For once, Oregon is going old school with its uniform choice.

— Oregon State will rely on technique against Utah’s fearsome defense.

— Stanford won’t have one of its top receivers available against the Sun Devils.

— UCLA’s Eddie Vanderdoes won’t be punished by the Pac-12 for throwing a punch last weekend.

— A USC receiver faces 11 misdemeanor charges and could face as many years in prison if convicted.

— Utah’s defense stayed on its game during the bye week.