[winflop]

WSU: Wins against Oregon and Arizona [and OSU], loss against Low APR U
Under Stanford Control: Wins against ASU (blowout) and Utah, loss against Washington [and Stanford]
Utah: Wins against Low APR U, ASU, and Oregon (blowout); loss against Under Stanford Control
UCLA: Wins against Low APR U (blowout) and Arizona (blowout), losses against ASU [and Stanford]
Low APR U: Wins against UW and WSU, losses against UCLA (blowout) and Utah
ASU: Win against UCLA, losses against Utah and Under Stanford Control
Oregon: Win against Washington [and Colorado], losses against WSU and Utah
Washington: Win against Under Stanford Control, losses against Low APR U and Oregon [and Stanford]
Arizona: Only wins are against bottom feeders; losses against UCLA (blowout), WSU [and Stanford]

BC

So WSU is at the top of this morass despite it's two best wins against two of the three teams you put at the bottom of it?

Stanford - head and shoulders above everyone else
Utah - as bad as they looked last night, that was still their first loss of the season.  They will go as far as Wilson takes them
University of Seventh Choice - coaching change may have righted the ship, but hard to build a good resume unless they run the table
UCLA - a good team but too flawed to contend for the crown.  At least one loss left on the schedule, maybe two
ASU - quality win over UCLA but otherwise highly mediocre
Low APR U - still lacks a quality win, but beat WSU
WSU - lost to Low APR U but like them still lacks a quality win.  Saturday will be nuts
Washington - a really good defense will only carry you so far you need to put points on the board to win
Oregon - Oh my how the mighty have fallen.  Not that I'm shedding any tears
Arizona - RichRod, your bus is waiting
Colorado - happy for Coach Mac, but Oregon State this year is as bad as Colorado was last year (or Low APR U the year before that)
Oregon State - losing at home to Colorado just about guarantees you the bottom rung

[winflop]

WSU: Wins against Oregon and Arizona [and OSU], loss against Low APR U
Under Stanford Control: Wins against ASU (blowout) and Utah, loss against Washington [and Stanford]
Utah: Wins against Low APR U, ASU, and Oregon (blowout); loss against Under Stanford Control
UCLA: Wins against Low APR U (blowout) and Arizona (blowout), losses against ASU [and Stanford]
Low APR U: Wins against UW and WSU, losses against UCLA (blowout) and Utah
ASU: Win against UCLA, losses against Utah and Under Stanford Control
Oregon: Win against Washington [and Colorado], losses against WSU and Utah
Washington: Win against Under Stanford Control, losses against Low APR U and Oregon [and Stanford]
Arizona: Only wins are against bottom feeders; losses against UCLA (blowout), WSU [and Stanford]

BC

So WSU is at the top of this morass despite it's two best wins against two of the three teams you put at the bottom of it?

Stanford - head and shoulders above everyone else
Utah - as bad as they looked last night, that was still their first loss of the season.  They will go as far as Wilson takes them
University of Seventh Choice - coaching change may have righted the ship, but hard to build a good resume unless they run the table
UCLA - a good team but too flawed to contend for the crown.  At least one loss left on the schedule, maybe two
ASU - quality win over UCLA but otherwise highly mediocre
Low APR U - still lacks a quality win, but beat WSU
WSU - lost to Low APR U but like them still lacks a quality win.  Saturday will be nuts
Washington - a really good defense will only carry you so far you need to put points on the board to win
Oregon - Oh my how the mighty have fallen.  Not that I'm shedding any tears
Arizona - RichRod, your bus is waiting
Colorado - happy for Coach Mac, but Oregon State this year is as bad as Colorado was last year (or Low APR U the year before that)
Oregon State - losing at home to Colorado just about guarantees you the bottom rung