08-08-2011, 04:01 PM
Through the official YouTube feed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0e6dvoeK...tu.be&hd=1
Long Shaw interview
08-08-2011, 05:05 PM
A bit of a slip from Shaw on the schedule--he talks about each of the teams on the schedule and adds "Arizona State, coming up here" offhandedly. Of course, ASU isn't on the regular season schedule; the only way they'll play us is in the Pac-12 Championship. David Shaw, Nostradamus?
A bit of a slip from Shaw on the schedule--he talks about each of the teams on the schedule and adds "Arizona State, coming up here" offhandedly. Of course, ASU isn't on the regular season schedule; the only way they'll play us is in the Pac-12 Championship. David Shaw, Nostradamus?
08-08-2011, 06:45 PM
Well, we hope it's played at Stanford Stadium.
The Pac-12 Championship will be played in the home stadium of the higher ranked team.
The Pac-12 Championship will be played in the home stadium of the higher ranked team.
08-08-2011, 07:14 PM
The first tie-breaker is actually the head-to-head winner, assuming that the North champ and the South champ play during the season. Second tie-breaker is based on which team is ranked higher in the BCS standings.
It does seem quite likely that if Stanford advances to the Pac-12 championship game, the game will be played at Stanford Stadium. ASU and Utah would seem to have the best chances to make it from the South, given that U.S.C. is ineligible. We don't play either ASU or Utah during the regular season -- so there would be no head-to-head tiebreaker -- and we start the season well ahead of both teams in the polls.
It does seem quite likely that if Stanford advances to the Pac-12 championship game, the game will be played at Stanford Stadium. ASU and Utah would seem to have the best chances to make it from the South, given that U.S.C. is ineligible. We don't play either ASU or Utah during the regular season -- so there would be no head-to-head tiebreaker -- and we start the season well ahead of both teams in the polls.
The first tie-breaker is actually the head-to-head winner, assuming that the North champ and the South champ play during the season. Second tie-breaker is based on which team is ranked higher in the BCS standings.
It does seem quite likely that if Stanford advances to the Pac-12 championship game, the game will be played at Stanford Stadium. ASU and Utah would seem to have the best chances to make it from the South, given that U.S.C. is ineligible. We don't play either ASU or Utah during the regular season -- so there would be no head-to-head tiebreaker -- and we start the season well ahead of both teams in the polls.
It does seem quite likely that if Stanford advances to the Pac-12 championship game, the game will be played at Stanford Stadium. ASU and Utah would seem to have the best chances to make it from the South, given that U.S.C. is ineligible. We don't play either ASU or Utah during the regular season -- so there would be no head-to-head tiebreaker -- and we start the season well ahead of both teams in the polls.
08-09-2011, 09:28 AM
(08-08-2011, 07:14 PM)97fan link Wrote:The first tie-breaker is actually the head-to-head winner... It does seem quite likely that if Stanford advances to the Pac-12 championship game, the game will be played at Stanford Stadium... so there would be no head-to-head tiebreaker -- and we start the season well ahead of both teams in the polls.Very well thought through and explained. Thanks!
(08-08-2011, 07:14 PM)97fan link Wrote:The first tie-breaker is actually the head-to-head winner... It does seem quite likely that if Stanford advances to the Pac-12 championship game, the game will be played at Stanford Stadium... so there would be no head-to-head tiebreaker -- and we start the season well ahead of both teams in the polls.Very well thought through and explained. Thanks!
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