[shade]

has been invited to the party.  Any guesses to football scheduling?

http://www.pac-10.org/genrel/061610aaa.html

[shade]

has been invited to the party.  Any guesses to football scheduling?

http://www.pac-10.org/genrel/061610aaa.html

[dabigv13]

Ted Miller reporting a North-South split is almost certainty, with the Bay Area schools in the north. Apparently this was a requirement for Colorado to join.

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac10/post/_/id/...orth-south

My hatred for Larry Scott is growing.

[dabigv13]

Ted Miller reporting a North-South split is almost certainty, with the Bay Area schools in the north. Apparently this was a requirement for Colorado to join.

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac10/post/_/id/...orth-south

My hatred for Larry Scott is growing.

[Extra Point]

I heard one report that said Standford and cal would play USC & UCLA every year, then rotate with the Arizona schools and UT & CU every other year. To me, that is a good solution.

[Extra Point]

I heard one report that said Standford and cal would play USC & UCLA every year, then rotate with the Arizona schools and UT & CU every other year. To me, that is a good solution.

[Spiny_Norman]

In 1978 the Pac 8 expanded to the Pac 10 but the league still played 8 conference games each year.  While Stanford missed one school each year, they retained their annual games with USC and UCLA.  The same could be done in the new configuration.  

[Spiny_Norman]

In 1978 the Pac 8 expanded to the Pac 10 but the league still played 8 conference games each year.  While Stanford missed one school each year, they retained their annual games with USC and UCLA.  The same could be done in the new configuration.