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2014 PAC-12 FOOTBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL NORTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div Streak 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Oregon 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Oregon State 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Stanford 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Washington State 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

SOUTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div Streak Arizona 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Arizona State 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Colorado 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 UCLA 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 USC 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Utah 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

This Week’s Pac-12 Football Schedule Thurs., Aug. 28 Ranking Game Site Time/TV Series/Last Meeting --/-- Idaho State (0-0) Rice Eccles Stadium (47,017) 4:30 p.m. PT/7:30 p.m. ET Utah leads, 6-0-0 --/-- UTAH (0-0) Salt Lake City, Utah P12N Utah, 66-0 (1994) --/-- Rutgers (0-0) CenturyLink Field (67,000) 7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET First Meeting --/-- WASHINGTON STATE (0-0) , Wash. FOX Sports 1 --/-- Weber State (0-0) Sun Devil Stadium (67,704) 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET First Meeting 19/18 ARIZONA STATE (0-0) Tempe, Ariz. P12N

Fri., Aug. 29 --/-- COLORADO (0-0) Sports Authority Field at Mile High (67,125) 6 p.m. PT/9 p.m ET Colorado leads 62-21-2 --/-- Colorado State (0-0) Denver, Colo. FOX Sports 1 Colorado, 41-27 (2013) --/-- UNLV (0-0) Arizona Stadium (56,037) 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET Arizona, 2-0-0 --/t50 ARIZONA (0-0) Tucson, Ariz. ESPN Arizona, 58-13 (2013)

Sat., Aug. 30 7/7 UCLA (0-0) Scott Stadium (61,500) 9 a.m. PT/12 noon ET First Meeting --/-- Virginia (0-0) Charlottesville, Va. ESPN --/-- CALIFORNIA (0-0) Ryan Field (47,130) 12:30 p.m. PT/3:30 p.m. ET Northwestern leads, 2-0-0 t43/44 Northwestern (0-0) Evanston, Ill. ABC/ESPN2 split regional Northwestern, 44-30 (2013) --/-- UC Davis (0-0) Stanford Stadium (50,424) 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET Series tied, 1-1-0 11/11 STANFORD (0-0) Stanford, Calif. P12N UC Davis, 20-17 (2005) --/-- Portland State (0-0) Reser Stadium (45,674) 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET OSU leads, 3-0-0 t41/t46 OREGON STATE (0-0) Corvallis, Ore. P12N OSU, 34-7 (2009) --/-- Fresno State (0-0) Memorial Coliseum (93,607) 1 p.m. PT/4 p.m. ET USC leads, 2*-1-0 15/15 USC (0-0) Los Angeles, Calif. FOX USC, 45-20 (2013) --/-- South Dakota (0-0) Autzen Stadium (54,000) 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET First Meeting 3/4 OREGON (0-0) Eugene, Ore. P12N 25/25 WASHINGTON (0-0) Aloha Stadium (50,000) 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET Washington leads, 3-1 --/-- Hawai’i (0-0) Honolulu, Hawai’i CBSSN Washington, 40-32 (2011)

Rankings listed (AP/Coaches poll); * - Win later vacated AROUND THE PAC-12 A LOOK AHEAD KICK IT OFF: All 12 teams will be in action during the opening week of the season as the Pac-12 kicks off its 99th season. The 2014 season features eight Thursday games and eight Friday contests, including the Thurs., Sept. 4 Pac-12 Championship Game, to go along with the traditional slate of Saturday games. ARIZONA at Texas-San Antonio 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET/FOX Sports 1 THE POLLS: Six Pac-12 teams grace the preseason Top 25 polls. While the Conference had six teams list- ed in the final AP poll of the 2013 season, this marks the first time the league has placed six teams in the Fri., Sept. 5 preseason polls. WASHINGTON STATE at Nevada 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. MT/ESPN/ NON-LEAGUE SLATE/PAC-12 SCHEDULE: The Pac-12’s non-conference schedule of 37 games includes ESPN2 matchups with 10 opponents who are ranked or received votes in the preseason AP and/or USA Today polls. . . Each Conference team will play a nine-game league schedule that includes five games within its own division and four games in the other division. Teams with the best record in their respective divisions will Sat., Sept. 7 meet in the Pac-12 title game on Friday, Dec. 5 (FOX). This year’s game will be played at Levi’s Stadium in ARIZONA STATE at New Mexico Santa Clara, Calif. 4 p.m. PT/7 p.m. ET/CBSN USC at STANFORD RETURNING SIGNAL-CALLERS: Ten returning starters line up behind center led by two-time All-Pac-12 3:30 p.m. PT/6:30 p.m. ET/FOX first team selection (league-best 167.7 passing efficiency/31 TDs). He’s tossed 63 TDs over two seasons and will have a chance to become the first Pac-12 QB to earn first-team league honors Memphis at UCLA three times. Only three seniors among the returning starters - Arizona State’s Taylor Kelly (303.1 ypg total 7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET/P12N offense/28 TDs), Oregon State’s Sean Mannion (358.6 passing ypg/37 TDs), and Washington State’s Connor COLORADO at UMass (3) Halliday (353.6 passing ypg/34 TDs). Mannion and Halliday posted the top two season passing totals in 12 noon PT/3 p.m. ET/ESPN3 Pac-12 history with 4,662 and 4,597 passing yards respectively; Mariotta and Kelly set school single-season Fresno State at UTAH records with 4,380 and 4,243 total yards respectively. Mannion needs just 1,839 passing yards to set the 12 noon PT/3 p.m. ET/P12N Pac-12 career record. UCLA’s versatile Brett Hundley (152.9 passing efficiency/293.8 ypg total offense/24 Michigan State at OREGON TDs) has steadily climbed the school’s charts, moving up to third in total offense with 7,914 yards and 53 12:30 p.m. PT/3:30 p.m. ET/ABC TD passes over the past two seasons OREGON STATE at Hawai’i TOP RUSHER/TOP RECEIVER: The league loses its top four rushers from last season, including NFL Draft 7:30 p.m. PT/10:30 p.m. ET/CBSSN picks Arizona’s Ka’Deem Carey (1,885 yards), Washington’s Bishop Sankey (1,869 yards), Stanford’s Tyler Eastern Washington at WASHINGTON Gaffney (1,709 yards). However, Pac-12 ground attacks will feature the young legs of Oregon junior Byron 12 noon PT/3 p.m. ET/P12N Marshall (1,038 yards), USC juniors Tre Madden (703 yards) and Javorius Allen (785 yards/14 TDs), Ore- Sacramento State at CALIFORNIA gon sophomore Thomas Tyner 711 yards) and Colorado sophomore Michael Adkins II (535 yards). . . Sim- 12 noon PT/3 p.m. ET/P12N ilar to the league’s rushing attack, the Pac-12 loses its top three receivers from last season - Oregon State’s Brandin Cooks (1,730 yds/16 TDs), Colorado’s Paul Richardson (1,343 yds/10 TDs) and Oregon’s Josh Huff (1,140 yds/12 TDs) have moved on to the NFL. Looking to establish themselves as the go-to receiver are PAC-12 VS.: Utah senior Dres Anderson (1,002 yds/7 TDs), Arizona State sophomore Jaelen Strong (1,122 yds/7 TDs), Stanford senior Tyler Montgomery (958 yds/10 TDs), California’s Chris Harper (852 yds/5 TDs) and Bryce Atlantic Coast...... 0-0 Treggs (751 yds), USC’s Nelson Agholor (918 yds/6 TDs) and Washington State’s Gabe Marks (807 yds/7 American...... 0-0 TDs). Arizona junior Austin Hill redshirted last season following a knee injury, but is ready to post similar Big East...... 0-0 numbers achieved in 2012 - 81 rec/1,364 yds/11 TDs. Big Sky...... 0-0 THE TRENCHES: Oregon center Hroniss Grasu looks to guide a veteran Duck offensive line that helped Big Ten...... 0-0 lead the Pac-12 in total offense with 565.0 ypg and rushing offense with 273.5 ypg. . . Arizona, which was Big 12...... 0-0 second in the league in rushing at 264.9 ypg, returns four of its five offensive linemen, including tackleMick - Conference USA...... 0-0 ey Baucus who has started all 38 games in his career. . . Washington finished third in the league in rushing Great West...... 0-0 at 238.9 ypg behind a line that boasts three seniors who each started all 13 games in 2013 - Micah Hatchie Mid-American...... 0-0 (LT), Mike Criste (C) and Ben Riva (RT). . . Stanford’s defensive front stifled the opposition’s running attack, Missouri Valley...... 0-0 limiting them to 89.4 ypg on the ground. Senior DT David Parry and senior DE Henry Anderson will continue Mountain West...... 0-0 that trend for the Cardinal in 2014. . . USC junior Leonard Williams, one of the nation’s premier defensive Southeastern...... 0-0 lineman, will continue to guide a Trojan defense that led the league in total defense (335.2 ypg). . . Utah’s senior DE anchors a Ute defensive unit that allowed just 130.3 rushing ypg last season. . . Southern...... 0-0 Western Athletic...... 0-0 DEFENSES SHOWCASE BOTH YOUNG AND VETERAN TALENT: Colorado sophomore LB Addison Gillam, Independent...... 0-0 who led the Pac-12 in tackles (107 tackles/8.9 avg) last season, and UCLA sophomore LB Myles Jack, both Total-All...... 0-0 (.---) the Offensive and Defensive Freshman of the Year in the Pac-12 last season, will spearhead young and Total-FBS...... 0-0 (.---) talented defenses this season. . . UCLA’s defense will count on the combination of Jack (76 tackles/5.8 avg) and senior Eric Kendricks (105 tackles/8.8 avg). USC will relay on the leadership of senior (94 tackles/6.7 avg). Washington’s junior Shaq Thompson (78/6.0 avg) and senior John Timu (77/6.4 avg) The Pac-12 posted has posted a winning provide new coach with a couple of veteran . Other linebackers to keep tabs on record outside league for 30 consecu- include Utah junior Jason Whittingham (81 tackles/8.1 avg), Washington State junior Darryl Monroe (94 tive seasons . . . The Pac-12 recorded tackles/7.2 avg), Oregon’s Derrick Malone (105 tackles/8.1 avg) and Stanford’s A.J. Tarpley (93 tackles/6.6 a 37-9 record in non-conference action avg). . . The league’s secondary defenders to watch include Oregon senior Ifo Ekpre-Olomu (84 tackles/6.5 last season, posting the most wins ever per game), Arizona senior Jared Tevis (83 tackles/7.5 avg), Oregon State senior Tyrequek Zimmerman (104 outside of conference play. Since 1934, tackles/8.0 avg), USC sophomore Su’a Cravens and senior Josh Shaw, Stanford senior Jordan Richards, and only one other season witnessed the UCLA’s entire secondary returns and is led by senior Anthony Jefferson (89 tackles/6.8 avg). Conference capture more than 29 wins MORE THAN JUST SPECIAL: Utah sophomore PK Andy Phillips was perfect on PAT conversions (41-41) in non-league play - 2002 (32-15) when and hit 85 percent of his FG attempts (17-20, long 51), while Ute junior punter Tom Hackett led the league the league played an eight game confer- with a 43.4 yard average. . . Arizona State sophomore PK Zane Gonzalez established a Sun Devil single-sea- ence schedule, allowing an additional 10 son scoring mark with 138 points as he hit 63 of 65 PAT attempts and 25 of 30 FG attempts. . . Stanford’s non-conference games to be played. Montgomery gives the Cardinal a boost in their return game as he led the league with a 30.3 yard kick return average and returned two kicks for TDs, while USC receiver Nelson Agholor topped the league in punt re- turns averaging 19.1 yards per return with a pair of .

PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // August 25, 2014 2 ARIZONA: The offensive line returns pretty much intact with seniors Mickey Baucus STANFORD: The Cardinal have posted a record of 46-8 (.852) over the past four (38 starts) and Fabbians Ebbele (37 starts) at , junior G Cayman Bundage seasons under coach David Shaw and are one of two FBS teams (the other is Or- and senior C Steven Gurrola. The Cats averaged 264.9 rushing yards per game and egon) to win at least 11 games in each of those four seasons. With the departure allowed just 1.31 sacks per game behind that group. Could be the deepest set of re- of four offensive linemen and RB Tyler Gaffney (1,709 yards/122.1 avg/21 TDs), ceivers in school history led by four sophomores in Samajie Grant (47 rec/373 yds), Stanford’s offense will have a new look behind junior QB Kevin Hogan (2,630 pass- Nate Phillips (51 rec/696 yds/7 TDs), Cayleb Jones, and DaVonté Neal. In addition, ing yds/20 TDs/151.5 pass eff.). To win a third consecutive Pac-12 title, junior LT senior Austin Hill, who sat out last season with a torn ACL, is ready to replicate his Andrus Peat will need to lead a revamped offensive line to help Hogan find time in 2012 performance (81 rec/1,364 yds/11 TDs). It’s just a matter of determining a getting the ball to his top receivers - senior WR (61 rec/958 yds/10 signal-caller to get the ball to the talented wideouts. Look for freshman Anu Solomon TDs), and junior WR Devon Cajuste (28 rec/642 yds/22.0 ypc/5 TDs). Montgomery to emerge as the leader among those battling to be the starting signal caller. led the league in kick returns (30.3 avg, 2 TDs). ARIZONA STATE: QB Taylor Kelly returns for his senior season after setting the UCLA: UCLA posted its first 10-win season since 2005, and did so with 18 true school’s single-season total offense mark with 4,243 yards (5th best in Pac-12 histo- freshmen (and 16 redshirt freshmen) seeing action. That experience will help pave ry). He threw for 3,635 yards and 28 TDs in 2013, bringing his career total to 6,605 the way for junior QB Brett Hundley to continue to ascend the charts as one of yards and 57 TDs. His primary target will be junior WR Jaelen Strong (75 rec/1,112 the most productive UCLA . He’s third in school history with 7,914 yds). As a freshman last season, PK Zane Gonzalez set an ASU single-season scor- yards of total offense and 53 TD passes. Senior Jordon James (534 yds/5 TDs) ing record that stood for more than 60 years with 138 points as he hit on a league- and sophomore Paul Perkins (573 yds/6 TDs) will pick up the load in the running best 25 of 35 field goal attempts and 63 of 65 point after attempts. Dynamic junior game. LB/RB Myles Jack, the Pac-12 Defensive AND Offensive Freshman of the RB D.J. Foster should be ready to shoulder the load in the backfield. He hauled in Year, posted some impressive numbers in his short stint at (38 car- 63 receptions, most by a running back in the FBS last year, for 653 yards and added ries/267 yards/7.0 avg/7 TDs), but his prowess is on defense where he posted 75 another 501 yards on the ground. tackles and broke up a team-best 11 passes. He’ll pair up with senior Eric Kendricks (team-leading 105 tackles/8.8 avg) to form one the league’s top set of linebackers. CALIFORNIA: Sophomore QB Jared Goff, who broke school single-season records for passing yards (3,508) and total offense (3,446), showed his durability as he was USC: In his debut seasons, head coach will rely on junior QB Cody just one of three players to start all 12 games last season. His primary targets will be Kessler who completed 65.4 percent of his pass attempts for 2,968 yards and 20 junior receivers Chris Harper (70 rec/852 yds/5 TDs) and Bryce Treggs (77 rec/751 TDs. The balanced USC running game will showcase juniors Javorius Allen (785 yds). The Golden Bears will need to bolster their running attack that ranked ninth yds/5.8 avg/14 TDs) and Tre Madden (703 yds/5.1 avg/3 TDs). Kessler’s go-to in the league (122.2 ypg) to balance out the offense. Junior RB Daniel Lasco (317 through the air will be junior WR Nelson Agholor (56 rec/918 yds/6 TDs), who dou- yds) and sophomore RB Khalfani Muhammad (445 yds) could get the bulk of the bles as a dangerous return man (led Pac-12 with 19.1 avg). Junior All-American DL carries in the backfield. Muhammad led the Bears in rushing and set a school record Leonard Williams (74 tackles/5.7 avg/13.5 tfl/6 sacks) leads a talented front seven for kickoff (1,006), while his all-purpose yardage (148.6 ypg) was sixth that includes veteran linebackers in seniors Hayes Pullard (team-high 94 tackles/6.7 in the Pac-12.. avg), J.R. Tavai (56 tackles/8.0 tfl) andLamar Dawson (35 tackles). The defensive backfield returns nearly intact led by senior Josh Shaw (67 tackles/5.2 avg) and COLORADO: Sophomore QB Sefo Liufau gained considerable experience last sea- sophomore Su’a Cravens (52 tackles). son after he ditched his redshirt five games into the 2013 season and proceeded to lead the Buffs with 1,779 passing yards (254.1 ypg) and 12 TDs. Junior RB UTAH: A healthy Travis Wilson (1,827 yds/16 TDs) returns to run the offense. The Christian Powell (562 yds) and sophomore Michael Adkins II (535 yds) combined junior suffered a season-ending concussion in the ninth game of the for 1,097 yards on the ground with 9 TDs. The Colorado running backs coughed it season that threatened to end his career. His primary target will be senior WR Dres up just once in 376 touches. The 14 by CU all season was a school record, Anderson, who is one of the Pac-12’s top returning receivers after hauling in 53 besting the previous best of 17 set in 10 games during the 1960 season. With the receptions for 1,002 yards (18.9 avg) and 7 TDs. The Utes have a pair of All-Amer- athleticism of Liufau and three veteran offensive linemen returning (junior Stephane ica candidates on special teams in sophomore PK Andy Phillips and junior P Tom Nembot and seniors Daniel Munyer and Kiwi Crabb), the running game should con- Hackett. Phillips hit 17-of-20 field goal attempts, including a career-long 51-yarder, tinue to improve for the Buffs. The receiving corps will be led by junior WR Nelson and was a perfect 41-of-41 on PATs. Hackett led the league in punting (43.4 avg), Spruce (55 rec/650 yds/4 TDs) and senior D.D. Goodson (22 rec/306 yds/2 TDs). punts inside the 20 (27) and 50+ yard punts (19). Senior S Brian Blechen and senior FS Eric Rowe (69 tackles/5.8 avg) will provide leadership and experience on OREGON: The Ducks’ offense should continue to put up its Pac-12 leading num- defense as each have 35 starts under their belt. bers of a year ago in scoring (45.5 ppg), rushing offense (273.5 avg) and total of- fense (565.0 avg, second best in Pac-12 history). Junior QB Marcus Mariota led WASHINGTON: First-year coach Chris Petersen will need to replace talented quar- the Pac-12 in passing efficiency (167.7) and in two seasons has thrown for 6,342 terback Keith Price (2,966 passing yards/21 TDs) and running back Bishop Sankey yards and 63 TDs. Senior C Hroniss Grasu, a two-time All-Pac-12 performer and (1,870 rushing yards/21 TDs). Best place to start is with the foundation of the of- Rimington Award preseason watch list honoree, anchors a line that allowed just 18 fense, so the Huskies are fortunate to have all five starting linemen returning this sacks (1.38 avg) in 405 pass attempts. Running behind that line is junior Byron season. The competition at quarterback has been strong between sophomores Cyler Marshall (1,038 yds/86.5 avg) and sophomore Thomas Tyner (711 yds/59.2 avg). Miles, Jeff Lindquist, and redshirt freshman Troy Williams. Whoever lines up be- Two-time All-Pac-12 senior CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu (84 tackles/6.5 avg/3 Int.) returned hind center will have their pick of receivers to throw to with the return of junior WR for his final season and will roam the Oregon secondary that led the Pac-12 in pass Jaydon Mickens (65 rec/688 yds/5 TDs) and senior WR Kasen Williams (29 rec/421 defense (204.5 avg) and pass defense efficiency (105.5). Senior LB Derrick Malone yds). Sophomore WR John Ross (16 rec/208 yds) also doubled as kick returner (team-leading 105 tackles/8.1 avg) looks to keep the opposition off the scoreboard (23.2 avg). The Husky defense is solid at the line with four returning starters up front as the Ducks were second in the Pac-12 allowing just 20.5 ppg. - DE/OLB Hau’oli Kikaha, DE/OLB Cory LIttleton, DT and DT Evan Hudson - combining for 221 tackles/33.5 tfl/24.0 sacks. OREGON STATE: Senior QB Sean Mannion returns for his final season after toss- ing for a Pac-12 single-season record 4,662 yards last year. While the Beavers lost WASHINGTON STATE: Senior QB Connor Halliday returns after posting WSU sin- All-American WR Brandin Cooks and his 1,730 receiving yards/16 TDs to the NFL, gle-season records for completions (449), attempts (714), passing yards (4,597) Mannion will continue to spread the ball around to the likes of junior SE Richard and tied the school record with 34 passes. WSU returns its top eight Mullaney (52 rec/788 yds/4 TDs) and senior TE Connor Hamlett (40 rec/364 yds/5 receivers, including sophomore (46 rec/614 yds/3 TDs), junior Gabe TDs). The running back tandem of senior Terron Ward and junior Storm Woods will Marks (74 rec/807 yds/7 TDs), junior (40 rec/647 yds/7 TDs) keep opposing defenses honest with their run capability as the two combined for and senior (42 rec/539 yds/7 TDs). Averaging 368.0 yards through 998 yards/11 TDs on the ground. The two also have good hands combining for 720 the air, the Cougars ranked fourth in the FBS last season. In helping to protect the receiving yards/4 TDs. Capable junior C Issac Seumalo and sophomore RT Sean backside of Halliday, senior LG Gunnar Eklund and junior LT Joe Dahl return to Harlow return up front, but the line took a hit losing three seniors from last year’s the offensive line that gave up just one sack in 23.6 pass attempts. The Cougars unit that combined for 111 career starts and helped pave the way for an offense that return seven starters from a defense that forced 30 turnovers last season, tied for scored a school-record 452 points (34.8 ppg). second-most in the Pac-12. The WSU defense will be bolstered by the tandem of junior Darryl Monroe (94 tackles/7.2 avg/8.0 tfl) and seniorCyrus Coen (60 tackles/5.5 avg/6.5 tfl).

PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // August 25, 2014 3 PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY RANKINGS

AP (media)/USA Today (coaches)/CFB (begins Oct. 28)

ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU PRE nr/t50 19/18 nr/nr nr/nr 3/4 t41/t46 11/11 7/7 15/15 nr/nr 25/25 nr/nr 9/1

AP Top 25 USA Today Top 25 CFP Preseason Preseason First release - Oct. 28

1. Florida State (57) 0-0 1496 1. Florida State (56) 0-0 1543 2. Alabama (1) 0-0 1361 2. Alabama 0-0 1455 3. OREGON (1) 0-0 1334 3. Oklahoma (3) 0-0 1382 4. Oklahoma (1) 0-0 1324 4. OREGON (1) 0-0 1314 5. Ohio State 0-0 1207 5. Auburn 0-0 1271 6. Auburn 0-0 1198 6. Ohio State (1) 0-0 1267 7. UCLA 0-0 1106 7. UCLA 0-0 1085 8. Michigan State 0-0 1080 8. Michigan State 0-0 1050 9. South Carolina 0-0 1015 9. South Carolina (1) 0-0 1009 10. Baylor 0-0 966 10. Baylor 0-0 965 11. STANFORD 0-0 885 11. STANFORD 0-0 955 12. Georgia 0-0 843 12. Georgia 0-0 905 13. LSU 0-0 776 13. LSU 0-0 833 14. Wisconsin 0-0 637 14. Wisconsin 0-0 654 15. USC 0-0 626 15. USC 0-0 627 16. Clemson 0-0 536 16. Clemson 0-0 535 17. Notre Dame 0-0 445 17. Notre Dame 0-0 509 18. Ole Miss 0-0 424 18. ARIZONA STATE 0-0 358 19. ARIZONA STATE 0-0 357 19. Ole Miss 0-0 346 20. Kansas State 0-0 242 20. Texas A&M 0-0 266 21. Texas A&M 0-0 238 21. Kansas State 0-0 257 22. Nebraska 0-0 226 22. Nebraska 0-0 228 23. North Carolina 0-0 194 23. North Carolina 0-0 175 24. Missouri 0-0 134 24. Texas 0-0 143 25. WASHINGTON 0-0 130 25. WASHINGTON 0-0 142 Others Receiving votes: Others receiving votes: T41. OREGON STATE T46. OREGON STATE T50. ARIZONA

2013 FINAL PAC-12 CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL NORTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div Oregon 7-2 .778 377 232 11-2 .846 591 266 7-0 3-2 1-0 4-1 Stanford*# 7-2 .778 299 175 11-3 .786 452 266 7-0 4-2 0-1 5-0 Washington 5-4 .556 334 251 9-4 .667 493 297 6-1 1-3 2-0 3-2 Oregon State 4-5 .444 301 292 7-6 .500 452 408 2-4 4-2 1-0 3-2 Washington State 4-5 .444 244 334 6-7 .500 403 423 3-3 3-3 0-1 1-4 California 0-9 .000 175 425 1-11 .083 276 551 1-6 0-5 0-0 0-5

SOUTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div Arizona State# 8-1 .889 398 231 10-4 .769 556 373 7-1 3-1 0-2 5-0 UCLA 6-3 .667 280 235 10-3 .750 480 301 5-1 4-2 1-0 4-1 USC 6-3 .667 279 229 10-4 .692 416 297 5-2 4-2 1-0 3-2 Arizona 4-5 .444 262 270 8-5 .583 435 315 4-2 3-3 1-0 2-3 Utah 2-7 .222 230 290 5-7 .417 350 336 4-3 1-4 0-0 1-4 Colorado 1-8 .111 183 398 4-8 .333 305 459 3-3 0-5 1-0 0-5 * - Won North Division tie-breaker. # - Division representative in the Pac-12 Football Championship Game

2013 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Stanford 38, Arizona State 14

PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // August 25, 2014 4 OREGON TABBED TO WIN PAC-12 TITLE IN PRESEASON MEDIA POLL

HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—OREGON is the favorite to win the 2014 Pac-12 Conference football title in a preseason poll of media members who cover the league. The Ducks were listed in the top spot of the North Division by 37 of 39 voters participating in the poll, collecting 232 points. Twenty-four of the pollsters picked Oregon to come out on top in the Pac-12 Championship game. UCLA received the second most Champion votes with 13 pollsters picking the Bruins to win the Pac-12 Championship game. The Bruins were the top choice for the South Division by 37 of 39 voters participating, collecting 231 points. 2013 North Division winner STANFORD was picked to finish second in the North Division, collecting 192 points. USC was picked to finish second in the South Division after tallying 181 points, just ahead of reigning South Division winner ARIZONA STATE, who tallied 163 points and was predicted to finish third. The media poll has correctly selected the Conference Champion in 28 of 53 previous polls, including 11 of the last 14. Following are the results of the preseason media poll (points 6-5-4-3-2-1, first-place votes in parentheses):

NORTH DIVISION SOUTH DIVISION 1. Oregon (37) 232 1. UCLA (37) 231 2. Stanford (2) 192 2. USC (1) 181 3. Washington 142 3. Arizona State (1) 163 4. Oregon State 125 4. Arizona 119 5. Washington State 87 5. Utah 82 6. California 41 6. Colorado 43

PAC-12 TITLE GAME CHAMPION: Oregon (24 votes) Others receiving votes: UCLA (13), Stanford (1), USC (1)

NATIONAL AWARDS 2014 PRESEASON AWARD WATCH LIST - PAC-12 CANDIDATES

BEDNARIK AWARD RAY GUY AWARD Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon Andrus Peat, Jr., Stanford (Most Outstanding Defensive Player) (Most Outstanding Punter) Byron Marshall, Jr., Oregon Isaac Seumalo, Jr., Oregon State Henry Anderson, Sr., Stanford Tom Hackett, Jr., Utah Ty Montgomery, Sr., Stanford Danny Shelton, Jr., Washington Alex Carter, Jr., Stanford Cole Leininger, Jr., California Jaelen Strong, Jr., Arizona State Max Tuerk, Jr., USC Su’a Cravens, So., USC Thomas Tyner, So., Oregon Leonard Williams, Jr., USC Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Sr., Oregon ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD Myles Jack, So., UCLA (Most Outstanding Down Lineman/ BRONKO NAGURSKI TROPHY RIMINGTON TROPHY Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA Linebacker) (Most Outstanding Defensive Player) (Most Outstanding Center) Hau’oli Kikaha, Sr., Washington Henry Anderson, Sr., Stanford Danny Shelton, Jr., Washington Jake Brendel, Jr., UCLA Hayes Pullard, Sr., USC Jamil Douglas, Sr., Arizona State Henry Anderson, Sr., Stanford Mike Criste, Sr., Washington Jordan Richards, Sr., Stanford Hroniss Grasu, Sr., Oregon Hau’oli Kikaha, Sr., Washington Hroniss Grasu, Sr., Oregon Danny Shelton, Sr., Washington Myles Jack, So., UCLA Tony Washington, Sr., Oregon Steve Gurrola, Sr., Arizona State A.J. Tarpley, Sr., Stanford Tyler Johnstone, Jr., Oregon Leonard Williams, Jr., USC Isaac Seumalo, Jr., Oregon State Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA Myles Jack, So., UCLA Graham Shuler, Jr., Stanford Leonard Williams, Jr., USC Derrick Malone, Sr., Oregon Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA Andrus Peat, Jr., Stanford Derrick Malone, Sr., Oregon JIM THORPE AWARD BILETNIKOFF AWARD Hayes Pullard, Sr., USC Hayes Pullard, Sr., USC (Most Oustanding Defensive Back) (Most Outstanding ) Issac Seumalo, Jr., Oregon State A.J. Tarpley, Sr., Stanford Su’a Cravens, So., USC Nelson Agholor, Jr., USC Danny Shelton, Jr., Washington Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Sr., Oregon Dres Anderson, Sr., Utah A.J. Tarpley, Sr., Stanford Alex Carter, Jr., Stanford Marcus Peters, Jr., Washington Chris Harper, Jr., California Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington Su’a Cravens, So., USC Jordan Richards, Sr., Stanford Austin Hill, Sr., Arizona Max Tuerk, Jr., USC Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Sr., Oregon Ty Montgomery, Sr., Stanford Leonard Williams, Jr., USC Steven Nelson, Oregon State DOAK WALKER AWARD Richard Mullaney, Jr., Oregon State Marcus Peters, Jr., Washington (Most Outstanding Running Back) Jaelen Strong, Jr., Arizona State JOHN MACKEY AWARD Jordan Richards, Sr., Stanford Javorius Allen, Jr., USC (Most Outstanding ) Jared Tevis, Sr., Arizona D.J. Foster, Jr., Arizona State BUTKUS AWARD Pharaoh Brown, Jr., Oregon Daniel Lasco, Jr., California (Most Outstanding Linebacker) Thomas Duarte, So., UCLA DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD Tre Madden, Jr., USC A.J. Tarpley, Sr., Stanford Connor Hamlett, Sr., Oregon State (Best Quarterback) Byron Marshall, Jr., Oregon James Vaughters, Sr., Stanford Johnny Mundt, So., Oregon Jared Goff, So., California Christian Powell, Jr., Colorado Myles Jack, So., UCLA De’Marieya Nelson, Sr., Arizona State Connor Halliday, Sr., Washington State Thomas Tyner, So., Oregon Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA , Sr., USC Kevin Hogan, Jr., Stanford Kelsey Young, Sr., Stanford Hayes Pullard, Sr., USC Brett Hundley, Jr., UCLA John Tavai, Sr., USC MAXWELL AWARD Taylor Kelly, Sr., Arizona State WALTER CAMP AWARD Derrick Malone, Sr., Oregon (Most Outstanding Player) Cody Kessler, Jr., USC (Most Outstanding Player) Hau’oli Kikaha, Sr., Washington Nelson Agholor, Jr., USC Sean Mannion, Sr., Oregon State Nelson Agholor, Jr., USC Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington Javorius Allen, Jr., USC Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Sr., Oregon Dres Anderson, Sr., Utah Austin Hill, Sr., Arizona LOU GROZA AWARD D.J. Foster, Jr., Arizona State OUTLAND TROPHY Brett Hundley, Jr., UCLA (Most Outstanding Kicker) Jared Goff, So., California (Most Outstanding Interior Lineman) Myles Jack, So., UCLA Zane Gonzalez, So., Arizona State Austin Hill, Sr., Arizona Henry Anderson, Sr., Stanford Taylor Kelly, Sr., Arizona State Jordan Williamson, Sr., Stanford Kevin Hogan, Jr., Stanford Jake Brendel, Jr., UCLA Sean Mannion, Sr., Oregon State Will Oliver, Sr., Colorado Brett Hundley, Jr., UCLA Jamil Douglas, Sr., Arizona State Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon Andy Phillips, So., Utah Taylor Kelly, Sr., Arizona State Jake Fisher, Sr., Oregon Ty Montgomery, Sr., Stanford Cody Kessler, Jr., USC Hroniss Grasu, Sr., Oregon Andrus Peat, Jr., Stanford Sean Mannion, Sr., Oregon State Tyler Johnstone, Jr., Oregon

PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // August 25, 2014 5 PAC-12 MEDIA CENTER PAC-12 DIRECTORY

Pac-12 Conference (415-580-4200) Media can obtain weekly press releases, updated statistics, archived teleconferences, and Dave Hirsch...... [email protected] more at www.pac-12.com/media. Those media members who would like to receive the Jon Olivero...... [email protected] weekly Pac-12 football release and other pertinent Pac-12 information via e-mail, please Twitter: @Pac12 provide your e-mail address to Jon Olivero ([email protected]) or Dave Hirsch (dhirsch@ Facebook: Pac-12 pac-12.org) and we will include it on our weekly distribution list. Arizona (520-621-4163) Molly O’Mara...... [email protected] You can follow the Pac-12 Conference throughout the year on Twitter (@Pac12) and Face- Blair Willis...... [email protected] book (Pac12) Twitter: @ArizonaFBall Facebook: University of Arizona Football Arizona State (480-965-6592) COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COM Mark Brand...... [email protected] Thomas Lenneberg.... [email protected] Each Pac-12 team has posted head shots, media guides, game books, notes, statistics and Twitter: @FootballASU more on collegepressbox.com. Apply for a password at password@collegepressbox. Facebook: Arizona State Sun Devils California (510-642-5363) Kyle McRae...... [email protected] 2014 PAC-12 COACHES MEDIA TELECONFERENCE Tim Miguel...... [email protected] Twitter: @CalFootball Each Tuesday during the season, starting Tuesday, August 26 and concluding on Tuesday, Facebook: Cal Bears November 25. Each head coach will be available for 10 minutes. The two head coaches Colorado (303-492-5626) of the teams participating in the Pac-12 Championship Game will be available the week of David Plati...... [email protected] December 1 (Time TBD). In order to participate on the call, media must use their work Curtis Snyder...... [email protected] Twitter: @RunRalphieRun email address to send a request to Dave Hirsch ([email protected]) for the conference Facebook: Colorado Buffaloes Football call phone number. Oregon (541-346-5488) Dave Williford...... [email protected] ORDER OF COACHES (PT/MT): Andy McNamara...... [email protected] 10:15 a.m. Jim Mora, UCLA (from Sept. 1- Sept. 30) Twitter: @Wintheday 10:25 a.m./11:25 a.m. MT Mike MacIntyre, Colorado Facebook: Oregon Football 10:35 a.m./11:35 a.m. MT Kyle Whittingham, Utah Oregon State (541-737-3720) 10:45 a.m. David Shaw, Stanford Steve Fenk...... [email protected] 10:55 a.m. Mike Leach, Washington State Jason Amberg...... [email protected] 11:05 a.m. Rich Rodriguez, Arizona Twitter: @OSUBeaversFB (note: 12:05 p.m. MST in November after daylight savings) Facebook: Oregon State Football 11:15 a.m. Sonny Dykes, California Stanford (650-723-4418) 11:25 a.m. Mark Helfrich, Oregon (starting Tues., Sept. 30) Kurt Svoboda...... [email protected] 11:35 a.m. Jim Mora, UCLA (starting Tues., Oct. 6) Alan George...... [email protected] Twitter: @StanfordFball 11:45 a.m. Steve Sarkisian, USC Facebook: Stanford Football 11:55 a.m. Chris Petersen, Washington UCLA (310-206-6831) 12:05 p.m. Todd Graham, Arizona State Steve Rourke...... [email protected] (note: 1:05 p.m. MST in November after daylight savings) Skip Powers...... [email protected] 12:15 p.m. Mark Helfrich, Oregon (from Aug. 26 - Sept. 23) Twitter: @UCLAFootball 12:25 p.m. Mike Riley, Oregon State Facebook: UCLA Football 12:35 p.m. Jim Mora, UCLA (only Aug. 26) USC (213-740-8480) Tim Tessalone...... [email protected] The teleconferences will be recorded and available online at Pac-12.com that same after- Paul Goldberg...... [email protected] noon as the call. Twitter: @USC_athletics Facebook: USC Trojans- Official Page Utah (801-581-3511) THE DRIVE: The UCLA football program will be featured weekly on the Pac-12 Networks Liz Abel...... [email protected] in The Drive this season. The show provides an in-depth, behind the scenes look at the Brooke Frederickson...... Bruin football team. The 14-week show will debut Wednesday, August 27 and will air every ...... [email protected] Twitter: @Utah_Football Wednesday at 7 p.m. PT throughout the remainder of the season. Facebook: Utah Football Washington (206-543-2230) Jeff Bechthold...... [email protected] Brian Tom...... [email protected] Twitter: @UW_Football Facebook: Washington Husky Football Washington State (509-335-2684) Bill Stevens...... [email protected] Bobby Alworth...... [email protected] Twitter: @wsucougfb Facebook: Washington State Football

PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // August 25, 2014 6 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME The Pac-12 Championship Football Game will take place Friday, December 5 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT and telecast to a national audience on FOX. The Championship game will match the winner of the North Division vs. the winner of the South Division. The game will be played at Levi’s® Stadium in Santa Clara. The winner of the Pac-12 Championship will earn the league’s berth into the College Football Playoff.

TIE-BREAK PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE DIVISION CHAMPIONS

The Division Champion will be determined by the record in all Conference games played (both divisional and cross-divisional) within the Confer- ence. In the event of a tie, the following procedures will be applied to determine the Pac-12 Championship Game representatives Two-Team Tie. A. Head-to-head competition between the two tied teams. B. If no game is played between the two tied teams or that game ends in a tie, the following tie-breaking procedures would be applied: 1. Record in inter-divisional games. 2. Record against the next highest placed team in the division (based on record in all games played within the Conference), proceeding through the division. 3. Record in common Conference games. 4. Highest ranking in the CFP poll entering the final weekend of regular-season games. 5. Total number of wins in a 12-game season. The following conditions will apply to the calculation of the total number of wins: i. Only one win against a team from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision or lower division will be counted annually. ii. Any games that are exempted from counting against the annual maximum number of football contests per NCAA rules (current Bylaw 17.9.5.2) shall not be included. 6. Coin toss. Multiple-Team Ties. In the event of a tie for a division championship between more than two teams, the following procedure shall be used to eliminate all but two tied teams, at which point the two-team tie-breaking procedure shall be used. A. Head-to-head (best record in games among the tied teams). B. Record in inter-divisional games. C. Record against the next highest placed team in the division (based on record in all games played within the Conference), proceeding through the division. D. Record in common Conference games. E. Highest ranking in the CFP poll entering the final weekend of regular-season games. Pac-12 Championship Game - Determination of Home Team The home team in the Pac-12 Championship Game will be determined by the record in all Conference games. In the event of a tie, the following procedures will be applied to determine the home team. Tie-breaking Procedure. A. Head-to-head, if applicable. B. Record against the next highest-placed common opponent in the Conference (based on record in all games played within the Confer- ence), proceeding through the Conference. C. Record in common Conference games. D. Highest ranking in the CFP poll following the final weekend of the regular-season games. E. Coin toss. PAC-12 BOWL ARRANGEMENTS - 2014-15 The Pac-12 is in the first year of a six-year agreement with seven bowl partners that should provide the Conference with a competitive post- season bowl experience. The lineup is led by the Rose Bowl Game presented by Northwestern Mutual, which is the destination for the Pac-12 champion. In addition to the Rose Bowl, Pac-12 bowl partners include the Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, the National University Holiday Bowl in San Diego, the San Francisco Bowl, the Hyundai Sun Bowl in El Paso, the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl, and the Cactus Bowl in Tempe. In 2014-15, the Rose Bowl Game is slotted as one of the College Football Playoff semifinal games. If no Pac-12 team was in the top four of the College Football Playoff poll following the 2014 season it would not have a team in the Rose Bowl. The displaced Pac-12 Champion and any other Pac-12 team ranked high enough would fill a berth in the other four bowls (Orange, Atlanta, Fiesta and Cotton Bowls). When the Rose Bowl does not host a semifinal game, the Pac-12 champion would play in the Rose Bowl unless it was ranked in the top four and would play in one of the semifinal games. The Pac-12 would back-fill the Rose Bowl game if the Pac-12 champion was in the top four and playing in one of the semifinal games.

Bowl Game Site Opponent Date TV Rose presented by Northwestern Mutual Pasadena Big Ten Jan. 1 ESPN Valero Alamo San Antonio Big 12 Jan. 2 ESPN National University Holiday San Diego Big Ten Dec. 27 ESPN San Francisco Santa Clara Big Ten Dec. 30 ESPN Hyundai Sun El Paso ACC Dec. 27 CBS Royal Purple Las Vegas Las Vegas MWC Dec. 20 ABC Cactus Tempe Big 12 Jan. 2 ESPN

PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // August 25, 2014 7 2014 PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD

ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE CALIFORNIA WILDCATS SUN DEVILS GOLDEN BEARS Overall: 0-0; .000 Overall: 0-0; .000 Overall: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 South: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 South: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 North: 0-0; .000

AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST 29 UNLV (ESPN) 7:30 p.m. PT 28 Weber State (P12N) 7:30 p.m. PT 30 at Northwestern (ABC) 12:30 p.m. PT Arizona leads, 2-0-0 First meeting Northwestern leads, 2-0-0 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 4 at UTSA (FOX Sports 1) 5 p.m. PT 6 at New Mexico (CBSSN) 4 p.m. PT 6 Sacramento State (P12N) 12 p.m. PT Arizona leads 1-0-0 Arizona State leads, 22-5-1 California leads, 1-0-0 13 Nevada (P12N) 8 p.m. PT 13 at Colorado* (ESPNU) 7 p.m. PT 20 at Arizona* TBD Arizona leads, 2-1-1 Arizona State leads, 5-0-0 Arizona leads 15-14-2 20 at California* TBD 25 UCLA* (FOX Sports 1) 7 p.m. PT 27 Colorado* TBD Arizona leads, 15-14-2 UCLA leads, 18-11-0 California leads, 4-3-0 OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER 5 at Oregon* (ESPN) 7:30 p.m. PT 4 at USC* TBD 4 at Washington State* TBD Oregon leads, 24-15-0 USC leads, 19-11-0 California leads, 44-26-5 11 USC* TBD 18 Stanford* TBD 11 Washington* TBD USC leads, 29-8-0 Arizona State leads, 16-13-0 Washington eads, 51-38-4 25 at Washington State* TBD 25 at Washington* TBD 18 UCLA* TBD Arizona leads, 25-14-0 Arizona State, 16-15-0 UCLA leads, 51-32-1 NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 24 Oregon*^ (Fox Sports 1) 7 p.m. PT 1 at UCLA* TBD 1 Utah* TBD Oregon leads, 41-33-2 UCLA leads, 21-15-2 Arizona State leads, 19-6-0 NOVEMBER 8 Colorado* TBD 8 Notre Dame TBD 1 at Oregon State* TBD Colorado leads, 13-3-0 Notre Dame leads, 3-0-0 California leads, 34-32-0 15 Washington* TBD 15 at Oregon State* TBD 13 at USC* (ESPN) 6 p.m. PT Washington leads, 19-10-1 Arizona State leads, 26-13-1 USC leads, 65-31-5 22 at Utah* (FOX) TBD 22 Washington State* (ESPN) TBD 22 Stanford* TBD Utah leads, 20-17-2 Arizona State leads, 25-13-2 Stanford leads, 58-47-11 28 Arizona State* (FOX) 12:30 p.m. PT 28 at Arizona* (FOX) 12:30 pm PT 29 BYU TBD Arizona leads, 47-39-1 Arizona leads, 47-39-1 BYU leads, 2-1-0

* Conference Game * Conference Game * Conference Game ^ Game played at Levi’s Stadium - Santa Clara, Calif. All times local to site. All times local to site. All times local to site.

COLORADO OREGON OREGON STATE BUFFALOES DUCKS BEAVERS Overall: 0-0; .000 Overall: 0-0; 0.000 Overall: 0-0; 0.000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 South: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 North: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 North: 0-0; .000

AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST 29 Colorado State^ 6:00 p.m. PT 30 South Dakota (P12N) 7:30 p.m. PT 30 Portland State (P12N) 1 p.m. PT Colorado leads 62-21-2 First Meeting Oregon State leads, 3-0-0 SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 6 at Massachusetts 12: p.m. PT 6 Michigan State (FOX) 3:30 p.m. PT 6 at Hawaii (CBSSN) 7:30 p.m. PT First meeting Series Tied, 2-2-0 Oregon State leads, 6-3-0 13 Arizona State* (ESPNU) 7 p.m. PT 13 Wyoming (P12N) 11:00 a.m. PT 20 San Diego State TBD Arizona State leads, 5-0-0 First Meeting Series Tied, 2-2-0 20 Hawaii TBD 20 at Washington State* TBD 27 at USC* TBD Arizona State leads, 2-1-0 Oregon leads, 46-38-7 USC leads, 60-11-4 27 at California* TBD OCTOBER OCTOBER California leads 4-3-0 2 Arizona* (ESPN) 7:30 p.m. PT 4 at Colorado* TBD OCTOBER Oregon leads, 24-15-0 Oregon State leads, 4-2-0 4 Oregon State* TBD 11 at UCLA* TBD 16 Utah*(FOX Sports 1) 7 p.m. PT Oregon State leads 4-2-0 UCLA leads, 46-38-7 Oregon State leads, 10-6-1 18 at USC* TBD 18 Washington* TBD 25 at Stanford* TBD USC leads, 8-0-0 Washington leads, 58-43-5 Stanford leads, 52-24-3 25 UCLA* TBD 24 at California*^ (FOX Sports 1) 7 p.m. PT NOVEMBER UCLA leads 7-2-0 Oregon leads, 41-33-2 1 California* TBD NOVEMBER NOVEMBER California leads, 34-32-0 1 Washington* TBD 1 Stanford* TBD 8 Washington State* TBD Washington leads 8-5-1 Oregon leads, 46-30-1 Washington State leads, 48-47-3 8 at Arizona* TBD 8 at Utah* TBD 15 Arizona State* TBD Colorado leads 13-3-0 Oregon leads, 41-33-2 Arizona State leads, 26-13-1 22 at Oregon* TBD 22 Colorado* TBD 22 at Washington* TBD Oregon leads 10-8-0 Oregon leads 10-8-0 Washington leads, 60-33-4 29 Utah* TBD 29 at Oregon State* TBD 29 Oregon* TBD Colorado leads 31-26-3 Oregon leads 61-46-10 Oregon leads, 61-46-10

* Conference Game * Conference Game * Conference Game ^ Game played at Sports Authority Field at Mile High - Denver, Colo. ^ Game played at Levi’s Stadium - Santa Clara, Calif. All times local to site. All times local to site. All times local to site.

PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // August 25, 2014 8 2014 PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD

STANFORD UCLA USC CARDINAL BRUINS TROJANS Overall: 0-0; .000 Overall: 0-0 Overall: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0, .000 ; Pac-12 North: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 South: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 South: 0-0; .000

AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST 30 UC Davis (P12N) 1 p.m. PT 30 at Virginia (ESPN) 9 a.m. PT 30 Fresno State (FOX) 4:30 p.m. PT Series tied, 1-1-0 First Meeting USC leads, 2-1-0+ SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 6 USC* (ABC) 12:30 p.m. PT 6 Memphis (P12N) 7 p.m. PT 6 at Stanford* (ABC) 12:30 p.m. PT USC leads, 59-29-3 First Meeting USC leads, 60-29-3+ 13 Army (P12N) 2 p.m. PT 13 vs. Texas^ (FOX) 5 p.m. PT 13 at Boston College (ABC) 5 p.m. PT Stanford leads, 6-5-0 Series tied, 3-3-0 USC leads, 4-0-0 27 at Washington* TBD 25 at Arizona State* (FOX Sports 1) 7 p.m. PT 27 Oregon State* TBD Washington leads, 41-39-4 UCLA leads, 18-11-1 USC leads, 60-11-4 OCTOBER OCTOBER OCTOBER 4 at Notre Dame (NBC) 12:30 p.m. PT 4 Utah* TBD 4 Arizona State* TBD Notre Dame leads, 18-10-0 UCLA leads, 10-2-0 USC leads, 19-11-0+ 10 Washington State* (ESPN) 6:00 p.m. PT 11 Oregon* TBD 11 at Arizona* TBD Stanford leads, 38-25-1 UCLA leads, 39-27-0 USC leads 29-8-0 18 at Arizona State* TBD 18 at California* TBD 18 Colorado* TBD Arizona State leads, 16-13-0 UCLA leads, 51-32-1 USC leads, 8-0-0 25 Oregon State* TBD 25 at Colorado* TBD 25 at Utah* TBD Stanford leads, 52-26-3 UCLA leads, 7-2-0 USC leads, 9-3-0 NOVEMBER NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 1 at Oregon* (ESPN) 6 p.m. PT 1 Arizona* TBD 1 at Washington State* TBD Stanford leads, 46-30-1 UCLA leads, 21-15-2 USC leads, 58-9-4+ 15 Utah* TBD 8 at Washington* TBD 13 California* (ESPN) 6 p.m. PT Series tied, 3-3-0 UCLA leads, 39-30-2 USC leads, 66-30-5+ 22 at California* TBD 22 USC* TBD 22 at UCLA* TBD Stanford leads, 59-46-11 USC leads, 46-30-7 USC leads, 46-30-7++ 28 at UCLA* (ABC) 12:30 p.m. PT 28 Stanford* (ABC) TBD 29 Notre Dame TBD UCLA leads, 45-37-3 UCLA leads, 45-37-3 Notre Dame leads, 45-35-5+

*Conference Game *Conference Game *Conference Game + One game/ ++ two games later vacated due to NCAA penalties. All times local to site. ^ Game played at AT&T Stadium - Arlington, Texas All times local to site. All times local to site.

UTAH WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE UTES HUSKIES COUGARS Overall: 0-0; 0.000 Overall: 0-0; .000 Overall: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 South: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 North: 0-0; .000 Pac-12: 0-0; .000; Pac-12 North: 0-0; .000

AUGUST AUGUST AUGUST 28 Idaho State (P12N) 4:30 p.m. PT 30 at Hawaii (CBSSN) 7:30 p.m. PT 28 vs. Rutgers^ (ESPNU) 7 p.m. PT Utah leads, 6-0-0 Washington leads, 3-1-0 First meeting SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 6 Fresno State (P12N) 12 p.m. PT 6 Eastern Washington (P12N) 12 p.m. PT 5 at Nevada (FOX Sports 1) 7:30 p.m. PT Utah leads, 5-4-0 Washinton leads, 1-0-0 Washington State leads, 6-0-0 20 at Michigan TBD 13 Illinois (FOX) 1 p.m. PT 13 Portland State (P12N) 5 p.m. PT Series tied, 1-1-0 Washington leads, 6-4-0 Washington State leads, 1-0-0 27 Washington State* TBD 20 Georgia State TBD 20 Oregon TBD Utah leads, 8-6-0 First Meeting Oregon leads, 46-38-7 OCTOBER 27 Stanford* TBD 27 at Utah TBD 4 at UCLA* TBD Washington leads, 41-29-4 Washington State leads, 7-6-0 UCLA leads, 9-3-0 OCTOBER OCTOBER 16 at Oregon State*(FOX Sports 1) 7 p.m. PT 11 at California* TBD 4 California* TBD Oregon State leads, 11-6-1 Washington leads, 51-38-4 California leads, 44-26-5 25 USC* TBD 18 at Oregon* TBD 10 at Stanford* (ESPN) 6 p.m. PT USC leads, 9-3-0 Washingnton leads, 58-43-5 Stanford leads, 38-25-1 NOVEMBER 25 Arizona State* TBD 25 Arizona* TBD 1 at Arizona State* TBD Arizona State leads, 16-15-0 Arizona leads, 25-14-0 Arizona State leads, 19-6-0 NOVEMBER NOVEMBER 8 Oregon* TBD 1 at Colorado* TBD 1 USC* TBD Oregon leads 19-8-0 Washington leads, 8-5-1 USC leads, 58-9-4 15 at Stanford* TBD 8 UCLA* TBD 8 at Oregon State* TBD Stanford leads 4-2-0 UCLA leads, 39-30-2 Oregon State leads,50-45-3 22 Arizona TBD 15 at Arizona* TBD 22 at Arizona State* TBD Utah* leads, 20-17-2 Washington leads, 19-10-1 Arizona State leads, , 25-13-2 29 at Colorado* TBD 22 Oregon State* TBD 29 Washington* TBD Colorado leads, 31-26-3 Washington leads, 60-34-4 Washington leada, 68-32-6 29 at Washington State* TBD Washington leads, 68-32-6

*Conference Game * Conference Game *Conference Game ^Game played at CenturyLink Field - Seattle, Wash. All times local to site. All times local to site. All times local to site.

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