tOfficial PAC-12 Thread

duckboy33 said:
Week 9 Lines:

#8 Oregon (-7) at #13 Utah
#24 USC (-11) at California
#5 Washington (-26.5) at Stanford
Colorado at #23 UCLA (-17)
Washington State (-6) at Arizona State
#11 Oregon State (-3.5) at Arizona
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ew i dont like that
 
As much as I didn't like last weeks line for UW, there's no way I'd take Stanford and the points this week. Just a better matchup and they are getting some players back.
 
duckboy33 said:
Week 9 Lines:

#8 Oregon (-7) at #13 Utah
#24 USC (-11) at California
#5 Washington (-26.5) at Stanford
Colorado at #23 UCLA (-17)
Washington State (-6) at Arizona State
#11 Oregon State (-3.5) at Arizona
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What my numbers look like for comparison:

Oregon (-5.5) at Utah
USC (-10) at California
Washington (-27.5) at Stanford
Colorado at UCLA (-16)
Washington State (-6.5) at Arizona State
Oregon State (-3.5) at Arizona

No major differences
 
Week 10 lines:

#20 UCLA (-1.5) at Arizona
#5 Washington (-4) at #24 USC
#16 Oregon State (-12.5) at Colorado
Arizona State at #18 Utah (-12.5)
Stanford at Washington State (-12.5)
California at #6 Oregon (-23.5)
 
duckboy33 said:
Week 10 lines:

#20 UCLA (-1.5) at Arizona
#5 Washington (-4) at #24 USC
#16 Oregon State (-12.5) at Colorado
Arizona State at #18 Utah (-12.5)
Stanford at Washington State (-12.5)
California at #6 Oregon (-23.5)
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What my numbers look like for comparison:

UCLA (-1) at Arizona
Washington at USC (-1.5)
Oregon State (-10) at Colorado
Stanford at Washington State (-16)
Arizona State at Utah (-18)
California at Oregon (-24)

TBH, I like Vegas' numbers more but I'll be paying attention to Utah/ASU, WSU/Stanford and UW/USC
 
With those lines, take Zona, USC, all the states, and Oregon but not on a parlay.
 
PAC 12 statistics:

Total Offense:
1. Oregon - 532.6 YPG
2. Washington - 501.3 YPG
3. USC - 482.2 YPG
4. UCLA - 467.3 YPG
5. Arizona - 441.1 YPG
6. Oregon State - 439.6 YPG
7. Washington State - 435.4 YPG
8. California - 422.3 YPG
9. Colorado - 408.6 YPG
10. Stanford - 379.0 YPG
11. Arizona State - 364.0 YPG
12. Utah - 332.0 YPG

Points Per Game:
1. USC - 45.9 PPG
2. Oregon - 45.5 PPG
3. Washington - 40.4 PPG
4. Oregon State - 36.4 PPG
5. California - 32.3 PPG
6. Colorado - 32.1 PPG
6. Washington State - 32.1 PPG
8. Arizona - 31.3 PPG
9. UCLA - 30.9 PPG
10. Stanford - 22.8 PPG
11. Utah - 21.3 PPG
12. Arizona State - 19.6 PPG

Total Defense:
1. UCLA - 277.5 YPG
2. Oregon - 303.6 YPG
3. Utah - 307.3 YPG
4. Arizona State - 340.9 YPG
5. Arizona - 342.6 YPG
6. Oregon State - 346.1 YPG
7. Washington - 400.3 YPG
8. California - 406.4 YPG
9. USC - 420.9 YPG
10. Washington State - 446.0 YPG
11. Stanford - 465.1 YPG
12. Colorado - 475.4 YPG

Points Allowed:
1. UCLA - 15.0 PPG
2. Oregon - 15.6 PPG
3. Utah - 17.5 PPG
4. Washington - 20.6 PPG
5. Arizona - 21.0 PPG
6. Oregon State - 21.1 PPG
7. Arizona State - 26.5 PPG
8. Washington State - 30.9 PPG
9. USC - 32.6 PPG
10. California - 33.5 PPG
11. Colorado - 34.9 PPG
12. Stanford - 37.5 PPG
 
duckboy33 said:
PAC 12 statistics:

Total Offense:
1. Oregon - 532.6 YPG
2. Washington - 501.3 YPG
3. USC - 482.2 YPG
4. UCLA - 467.3 YPG
5. Arizona - 441.1 YPG
6. Oregon State - 439.6 YPG
7. Washington State - 435.4 YPG
8. California - 422.3 YPG
9. Colorado - 408.6 YPG
10. Stanford - 379.0 YPG
11. Arizona State - 364.0 YPG
12. Utah - 332.0 YPG

Points Per Game:
1. USC - 45.9 PPG
2. Oregon - 45.5 PPG
3. Washington - 40.4 PPG
4. Oregon State - 36.4 PPG
5. California - 32.3 PPG
6. Colorado - 32.1 PPG
6. Washington State - 32.1 PPG
8. Arizona - 31.3 PPG
9. UCLA - 30.9 PPG
10. Stanford - 22.8 PPG
11. Utah - 21.3 PPG
12. Arizona State - 19.6 PPG

Total Defense:
1. UCLA - 277.5 YPG
2. Oregon - 303.6 YPG
3. Utah - 307.3 YPG
4. Arizona State - 340.9 YPG
5. Arizona - 342.6 YPG
6. Oregon State - 346.1 YPG
7. Washington - 400.3 YPG
8. California - 406.4 YPG
9. USC - 420.9 YPG
10. Washington State - 446.0 YPG
11. Stanford - 465.1 YPG
12. Colorado - 475.4 YPG

Points Allowed:
1. UCLA - 15.0 PPG
2. Oregon - 15.6 PPG
3. Utah - 17.5 PPG
4. Washington - 20.6 PPG
5. Arizona - 21.0 PPG
6. Oregon State - 21.1 PPG
7. Arizona State - 26.5 PPG
8. Washington State - 30.9 PPG
9. USC - 32.6 PPG
10. California - 33.5 PPG
11. Colorado - 34.9 PPG
12. Stanford - 37.5 PPG
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Nationally
YPG
2. Oregon
5, Washington
11. USC
13. UCLA

PPG
2. USC
3. Oregon
9. Washington
17. Oregon State

Total D
10. UCLA
16. Oregon
18. Utah

Scoring D
8. UCLA
11. Oregon
18. Utah
 
Yards Per Play Offense:
1. Washington - 7.97
2. Oregon - 7.81
3. USC - 7.48
4. Oregon State - 6.90
5. Arizona - 6.48
6. Washington State - 6.33
7. UCLA - 6.29
8. California - 5.63
9. Colorado - 5.46
10. Stanford - 5.29
11. Arizona State - 5.23
12. Utah - 4.94

Yards Per Play Defense:
1. UCLA - 4.24
2. Oregon - 4.71
3. Arizona State - 5.15
4. Oregon State - 5.23
5. Washington - 5.28
6. Utah - 5.30
7. Arizona - 5.54
8. USC - 5.90
9. California - 6.02
10. Colorado - 6.27
11. Washington State - 6.30
12. Stanford - 6.60

Net Yards Play (Offense - Defense):
1. Oregon - 3.10
2. Washington - 2.69
3. UCLA - 2.05
4. Oregon State - 1.67
5. USC - 1.58
6. Arizona - .96
7. Arizona State - .08
8. Washington State - .03
9. Utah - (-.36)
10. California - (-.39)
11. Colorado - (-.81)
12. Stanford - (-1.31)
 
Utah spanking the forks
 
Week 11 Lines:

Washington State at California (Pick Em)
Arizona (-9.5) at Colorado
Utah at Washington (-9.5)
USC at Oregon (-14.5)
Arizona State at UCLA (-17)
Stanford at Oregon State (-21)

I really like Cal at home if you don't have to give any points.
 
Shit. Which Utah we getting? Didn't watch them this weekend, but it looked like they found some offense.

9.5 still feels like a tall order. They always play a close game with the Huskies, no matter the record.
 
Wizardhawk said:
Shit. Which Utah we getting? Didn't watch them this weekend, but it looked like they found some offense.

9.5 still feels like a tall order. They always play a close game with the Huskies, no matter the record.
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My numbers say UW -10 so basically no difference. I don't think Utah has the offense to win vs. UW in Seattle. It's not a good matchup for Utah IMO
 
duckboy33 said:
My numbers say UW -10 so basically no difference. I don't think Utah has the offense to win vs. UW in Seattle. It's not a good matchup for Utah IMO
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How's their pass rush though? Penix can be impacted by a solid rush and lead to more punts than normal, if not having him make a turnover or two.

It's hard to say really. We don't know if those two sub par games were really pass rushes getting him off a bit, or it was the flu they said went through the team for like 10 days as well as some of the injuries/depth issues at center/guard. Maybe a little of all of the above.

If Utah can get an effective rush and disguise their coverages and they can get any kind of running game going, they could well keep it close or win in a weird game.
 
Wizardhawk said:
How's their pass rush though? Penix can be impacted by a solid rush and lead to more punts than normal, if not having him make a turnover or two.

It's hard to say really. We don't know if those two sub par games were really pass rushes getting him off a bit, or it was the flu they said went through the team for like 10 days as well as some of the injuries/depth issues at center/guard. Maybe a little of all of the above.

If Utah can get an effective rush and disguise their coverages and they can get any kind of running game going, they could well keep it close or win in a weird game.
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The reason I don't think Utah matches up well in this game is that they're vulnerable in the secondary. They have a decent pass rush but Oregon handled them and kept Nix clean the whole game. Granted, Oregon gets the ball out of Nix's hands quicker while UW relies on longer developing plays but I think UW can handle their pass rush.

I also don't think Utah has the passing attack to make UW pay on the back end. Oregon and Oregon State held them to 6 and 7 points. UCLA held them to just 7 offensive points. I think people are giving Utah a lot of credit because USC can't stop the run at all.
 
Wizardhawk said:
Shit. Which Utah we getting? Didn't watch them this weekend, but it looked like they found some offense.

9.5 still feels like a tall order. They always play a close game with the Huskies, no matter the record.
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Well... IF SC "almost beat them", then surely Washington can get the "win" here... :nod:
 
CorpRebel said:
Well... IF SC "almost beat them", then surely Washington can get the "win" here... :nod:
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lol, I'm known for always finding ways UW can lose before games they play.

There's no doubt they feel pressure with their undefeated season, but mostly it boils down to health/depth and right now they've been battling on both the O line and secondary. They are down 3 linemen and 3 safeties. It's mostly about those, and in-game depth. We've had a few kids get dinged up against Utah in the past. It sucks that you never get to hear player status in college. We have no idea who will be coming back this week until we see them suited up on the sideline. Getting McMillan back would also be solid, but his knee hasn't been good for a month now.
 
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