tOfficial PAC-12 Thread

duckboy33 said:
These aren't recruiting rankings. This a composite of a bunch of the 2021 Way Too Early Top 25s
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ahhh gotcha lol.. makes much more sense.. and holy crap.. never thought of a composite rankings list.. for preseason rankings lol
 
Former Utah Ute Alex Smith retires from the NFL
 
I know I'm late to the party but I just watched the Utah spring game. Brewer looked really good. If Utah gets that kind of QB play, they could be the favorite to win the PAC 12.
 
PAC 12 Players on the PFF Big Board (Top 300)

1. Penei Sewell (Oregon) - 4th overall
2. Alijah Vera Tucker (USC) - 21st overall
3. Walker Little (Stanford) - 26th overall
4. Elijah Molden (Washington) - 35th overall
5. Jevon Holland (Oregon) - 50th overall
6. Joe Tryon (Washington) - 75th overall
7. Thomas Graham (Oregon) - 76th overall
8. Levi Onwuzurkie (Washington) - 78th overall
9. Davis Mills (Stanford) - 81st overall
10. Amon-Ra St. Brown (USC) - 87th overall
11. Osa Odighizuwa (UCLA) - 93rd overall
12. Simi Fehoko (Stanford) - 111th overall
13. Marlon Tuipulotu (USC) - 118th overall
14. Paulson Adebo (Stanford) - 126th overall
15. Jay Tufele (USC) - 136th overall
16. Drew Dalman (Stanford) - 146th overall
17. Olaijah Griffin (USC) - 150th overall
18. Camryn Bynum (California) - 151st overall
19. Talanoa Hufanga (USC) - 172nd overall
20. Demetric Felton (UCLA) - 175th overall
21. Jemar Jefferson (Oregon State) - 207th overall
22. Aashari Croswell (Arizona State) - 211th overall
23. Deommodore Lenoir (Oregon) 223rd overall
24. Tyler Vaughns (USC) - 225th overall
25. Hamilcar Rashed Jr. (Oregon State) - 227th overall
26. Frank Darby (Arizona State) - 234th overall
27. William Sherman (Colorado) - 236th overall
28. Austin Faoliu (Oregon) - 240th overall
29. Gary Brightwell (Arizona) - 242nd overall
30. Mustafa Johnson (Colorado) - 261st overall
31. Nahshon Wright (Oregon State) - 274th overall
32. Keith Taylor (Washington) - 299th overall
 
At first glance, I see Oregon and Washington players at the top followed by a ton of USC and Stanford players.
 
78Cyclones said:
At first glance, I see Oregon and Washington players at the top followed by a ton of USC and Stanford players.
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The top 3 Oregon players didn't play in the 2020 season because they started preparing for the draft after the season was originally cancelled. Definitely frustrating from a Duck perspective. I would have loved to see a full season with Sewell, Holland and Graham out there. Breeze (2019 Rose Bowl MVP) as well
 
PAC 12 Players Drafted From Round 1-3:

1. Peneil Sewell - Detroit (7th overall)
2. Alijah Vera Tucker - NY Jets (14th overall)
3. Joe Tryon - Tampa Bay (32nd overall)
4. Jevon Holland - Miami (36th overall)
5. Levi Onwuzurike - Detroit (41st overall)
6. Walker Little - Jacksonville (45th overall)
7. Davis Mills - Houston (67th overall)
8. Osa Odighizuwa - Dallas (75th overall)
9. Paulson Adebo - New Orleans (76th overall)
10. Nahshon Wright - Dallas (99th overall)
11. Elijah Molden - Tennessee (100th overall)
 
UW spring game today. 3 of the 4 that entered the draft got picked up in the first 3 rounds. Light draft class reflective of how young they were and quite a few returning for their senior season after getting screwed out of a real season last year.

D in spring so far has looked very solid. Lots of good pieces on the offense, but the questions around QB will remain through fall camp. They have last years starter, a transfer causing a buzz, and a very talked about kid that just hit the campus from high school.
 
Wizardhawk said:
UW spring game today. 3 of the 4 that entered the draft got picked up in the first 3 rounds. Light draft class reflective of how young they were and quite a few returning for their senior season after getting screwed out of a real season last year.

D in spring so far has looked very solid. Lots of good pieces on the offense, but the questions around QB will remain through fall camp. They have last years starter, a transfer causing a buzz, and a very talked about kid that just hit the campus from high school.
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How are the WR and RB rooms looking?
 
duckboy33 said:
How are the WR and RB rooms looking?
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That's not an easy question right now. The D is well ahead of the O for many reasons, some of which could for sure be talent. However, that O hasn't existed for more than a year and last year they got screwed out of spring and screwed out of anything that resembled a normal season and all the experience that comes with it. They did lose a few transfers at receiver and picked up some promising pieces. Still, it has been a few years since they had a killer 50/50 ball kind of receiver.

I saw some struggles early this spring with getting separation on that D. Of course it's not easy for anyone to juke most of that secondary.

The run game should be fairly solid. There is a focus on it this spring and they have a fully veteran line to block for them. Again though, right now the D has won more often than not.

I don't think we will get a solid feel until well into fall camp.

No shock really that the strength of UW's team next season will for sure be more on the defense than offense. Lake is still keeping the talent rolling in on that side and has long term stability there.
 
The Lions just got a steal with J Jefferson from Ore. State in the 7th round!
 
Spring game went about as expected. The D looks ready for fall now and the O looks like it is still a work in progress. I think I saw at least 4 bad snaps, one of which ended in a safety.

Glad Otton came back because he still looks unstoppable. Flashes from some of the receivers. Morris still looks inconsistent on deep balls. Huard showed why he will be the future, but isn't ready now. I mean he's only been on campus like 5 weeks. His arm is the strongest on the team. I still always struggle with south paw QBs.

They have their work cut out to get that passing game ready for Michigan on the road to open the season. Not worried about the run game unless they just can't pass so teams can stuff the box.
 
Just finished watching the Oregon spring game. Defensive line is a lot better than it was last year. That was encouraging.

Troy Franklin is going to be baller...
 
# of Draft Picks by Team in the PAC 12:

5 - Oregon, Stanford, USC
4 - Washington
2 - Arizona, Oregon State, UCLA
1 - Arizona State, California, Colorado
0 - Utah, Washington State
 
PAC 12 Players in 247's 2022 NFL Mock Draft (1st round only):

1. Kayvon Thibodeaux (3rd overall) - Oregon
2. Trent McDuffie (22nd overall) - Washington
3. Drake Jackson (24th overall) - USC
 
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