[CardinalSagehen]

Do we play WAST on Dec. 19 as the make-up game... 
Or the team in South Div of our equal standing in North Div?

I think it’s doubtful at this point.  Washington State didn’t just miss Stanford, they missed Cal and Washington, too. I think they stick with the North-South matchups at this point and try to ensure the best competition, although the conference has so much parity that it really doesn’t matter who plays each other, in my opinion.  

Here are my guesses, just for fun - 
UW -  USC
Oregon - Colo
Stanford - UCLA
OSU - ASU (OSU already played Utah)
Wazzu - Utah
Cal - UofA

If it’s known that Washington can’t play by Monday or Tuesday, then Oregon plays in the CCG and maybe Cal steps in to play Colorado.  This would leave UofA in the lurch, but they’d deserve it more than Colorado and anyone else. It could be seen as an act of mercy...

Alternatively, Colorado might just have to find an out-of-conference opponent to avoid messing with other scheduled Pac-12 games.  

In a perfect world, the conference could know Washington’s status definitively before tomorrow when they announce the schedule, but it doesn’t seem like that’s the expectation.

[CardinalSagehen]

Do we play WAST on Dec. 19 as the make-up game... 
Or the team in South Div of our equal standing in North Div?

I think it’s doubtful at this point.  Washington State didn’t just miss Stanford, they missed Cal and Washington, too. I think they stick with the North-South matchups at this point and try to ensure the best competition, although the conference has so much parity that it really doesn’t matter who plays each other, in my opinion.  

Here are my guesses, just for fun - 
UW -  USC
Oregon - Colo
Stanford - UCLA
OSU - ASU (OSU already played Utah)
Wazzu - Utah
Cal - UofA

If it’s known that Washington can’t play by Monday or Tuesday, then Oregon plays in the CCG and maybe Cal steps in to play Colorado.  This would leave UofA in the lurch, but they’d deserve it more than Colorado and anyone else. It could be seen as an act of mercy...

Alternatively, Colorado might just have to find an out-of-conference opponent to avoid messing with other scheduled Pac-12 games.  

In a perfect world, the conference could know Washington’s status definitively before tomorrow when they announce the schedule, but it doesn’t seem like that’s the expectation.