[French Rage]

Other than Utah's win over Michigan, does the Pac-12 have a win over a good non-conference opponent this year? 
Other than Stanford's game against UDFG, what regular season opportunities does the Pac-12 have to redeem itself?

I was wondering that too.  On the minus side, we have our loss to NW, ASU's loss to A&M, USC's loss to ND, and Oregon's loss to MSU.  The only high profile victory is Utah over Michigan, with a chance for us to add a victory over ND.  When looking at how one-loss conference champs might match up to each other came playoff selection time, some have said we would be in a tie with the SEC or B1G, but this year I'm not so sure.  Other years, yes, we have the OOC resume as a conference to demand to be on equal ground with them, but this year I feel that our high-profile OOC record would put us clearly below the SEC and B1G, while still above the ACC and Big12.

[French Rage]

Other than Utah's win over Michigan, does the Pac-12 have a win over a good non-conference opponent this year? 
Other than Stanford's game against UDFG, what regular season opportunities does the Pac-12 have to redeem itself?

I was wondering that too.  On the minus side, we have our loss to NW, ASU's loss to A&M, USC's loss to ND, and Oregon's loss to MSU.  The only high profile victory is Utah over Michigan, with a chance for us to add a victory over ND.  When looking at how one-loss conference champs might match up to each other came playoff selection time, some have said we would be in a tie with the SEC or B1G, but this year I'm not so sure.  Other years, yes, we have the OOC resume as a conference to demand to be on equal ground with them, but this year I feel that our high-profile OOC record would put us clearly below the SEC and B1G, while still above the ACC and Big12.