11-29-2015, 09:21 PM
Tier 1
1a. Oregon - The most dangerous opponent in the Pac-12 right now. Also because of reason #1 listed above.
1b. Stanford - When we remember to use offensive strengths against exposed defensive weaknesses, this team is unstoppable.
3. U$C - Respect their athleticism on both sides of the ball.
Tier 2
4. UW - Full strength domination over WSU (albeit wounded) was solid.
5. UCLA - They get the nod right now over everyone else because their two-deep hasn't been exposed as much.
Tier 3
6a. Utah - Walking wounded.
6b. WSU - See above. That defense though.
6c. kal - If they decided to be consistently good, they'd be a tier 2 team.
Tier 4
9a. ASU - Such disappointment after beating UCLA and losing to kal...who is this team? They win the head-to-head over their in-state brethren.
9b. Arizona - Injuries hurt them...so did Stanford's woodshedding on their defense.
11. Colorado - Recent good losses save them from the bottom rung.
12. Oregon St. - Sorry.
1a. Oregon - The most dangerous opponent in the Pac-12 right now. Also because of reason #1 listed above.
1b. Stanford - When we remember to use offensive strengths against exposed defensive weaknesses, this team is unstoppable.
3. U$C - Respect their athleticism on both sides of the ball.
Tier 2
4. UW - Full strength domination over WSU (albeit wounded) was solid.
5. UCLA - They get the nod right now over everyone else because their two-deep hasn't been exposed as much.
Tier 3
6a. Utah - Walking wounded.
6b. WSU - See above. That defense though.
6c. kal - If they decided to be consistently good, they'd be a tier 2 team.
Tier 4
9a. ASU - Such disappointment after beating UCLA and losing to kal...who is this team? They win the head-to-head over their in-state brethren.
9b. Arizona - Injuries hurt them...so did Stanford's woodshedding on their defense.
11. Colorado - Recent good losses save them from the bottom rung.
12. Oregon St. - Sorry.