[BobK]

http://www.stanfordfbc.org/

Not a very exciting or winning team in the past, but that's the past. Look for the Cougars to be the league's most improved team.

[BobK]

http://www.stanfordfbc.org/

Not a very exciting or winning team in the past, but that's the past. Look for the Cougars to be the league's most improved team.

[81alum]

If they keep all their players healthy, then I think they may be a genuine threat to ruin our perfect record against WSU.  If Washington and Oregon State are not quite as threatening as they have been, then WSU and Oregon are more so. 

[81alum]

If they keep all their players healthy, then I think they may be a genuine threat to ruin our perfect record against WSU.  If Washington and Oregon State are not quite as threatening as they have been, then WSU and Oregon are more so. 

[2006alum]

If they keep all their players healthy, then I think they may be a genuine threat to ruin our perfect record against WSU.  If Washington and Oregon State are not quite as threatening as they have been, then WSU and Oregon are more so.

I never know how to determine which schools (other than Cal) we will be playing two times based on last year's schedule, but at a minimum, we only played WSU once last year during regular season conference play, and it was at the Palouse, so we should either have a home and away or just a home game against them. On the other hand, we only played UCLA once, at home, and we lost, so we are likely either playing them twice or else playing them only on the road. I also don't know what happens with OSU and Oregon - we played home and away games, so I'm not sure if that means we will only face them once, and if so, where that will be. Whereas the football schedule is much more predictable (the North + CA schools every year + home and away rotations once every four years at Utah/Colo./Ariz./ASU), I really cannot figure out how they decide the basketball schedules.

[2006alum]

If they keep all their players healthy, then I think they may be a genuine threat to ruin our perfect record against WSU.  If Washington and Oregon State are not quite as threatening as they have been, then WSU and Oregon are more so.

I never know how to determine which schools (other than Cal) we will be playing two times based on last year's schedule, but at a minimum, we only played WSU once last year during regular season conference play, and it was at the Palouse, so we should either have a home and away or just a home game against them. On the other hand, we only played UCLA once, at home, and we lost, so we are likely either playing them twice or else playing them only on the road. I also don't know what happens with OSU and Oregon - we played home and away games, so I'm not sure if that means we will only face them once, and if so, where that will be. Whereas the football schedule is much more predictable (the North + CA schools every year + home and away rotations once every four years at Utah/Colo./Ariz./ASU), I really cannot figure out how they decide the basketball schedules.

[BobK]

When the PAC 12 started I printed the WBB chart.    More in a few

[BobK]

When the PAC 12 started I printed the WBB chart.    More in a few

[BobK]

The next two years we play Colorado and Utah once each and also Oregon and Oregon State once each.  We will have to wait a month or so for the Pac 12 schedule to see who we get at home.  Cal has the same schedule. 

[BobK]

The next two years we play Colorado and Utah once each and also Oregon and Oregon State once each.  We will have to wait a month or so for the Pac 12 schedule to see who we get at home.  Cal has the same schedule.