[CTcard]

A couple of other rankings:

ESPN's version of power rankings this week goes:
1. Stanford
2. Oregon
3. U$C
4. Utah
5. WSU
6. UCLA
7. c.a.l.
8. UW
9. ASU
10. UA
11. Colo.
12. OSU

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...-usc-rises

The actual standings, combined:

1. Stanford  8-1
2. Oregon 7-2
3. U$C 6-3
3. Utah 6-3
3. WSU 6-3
6. UCLA 5-4
7. ASU 4-5
7. c.a.l. 4-5
7. UW  4-5
10. UA 3-6
11. Colo 1-8
12. OSU 0-11

And, my own (defining Power Ranking as how good I think teams are inherently right now, based upon results but not wholly dependent upon record).

1. Stanford
2. Oregon - offense is great, defense not. I'd feel reasonably okay about a rematch. 
3. U$C - hasn't played great lately despite easy win vs UCLA, but remains dangerous.
4. WSU - for this ranking I am assuming Falk back, haven't heard anything about his status.
5. UW - at their best they've been very good. Is Browning really that far behind Rosen?
6. Utah - despite limping to finish, Whittingham should get consideration for COY. Getting 9 wins out of this team seems amazing to me.
7. UCLA - can't quite figure out if where they finished vs general talent and injuries is commendable or damnable.
8. c.a.l. - nice comeback vs ASU, but lots of holes in that team. Whither Goff?
9. ASU - talk about FGs leading to a loss. ouch.
10. UA - well, they're better than the other two.
11. Colo - seems destined to be perennially "almost there".
12. OSU - still celebrating the coaching swap?

[CTcard]

A couple of other rankings:

ESPN's version of power rankings this week goes:
1. Stanford
2. Oregon
3. U$C
4. Utah
5. WSU
6. UCLA
7. c.a.l.
8. UW
9. ASU
10. UA
11. Colo.
12. OSU

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac12/post/_/id/...-usc-rises

The actual standings, combined:

1. Stanford  8-1
2. Oregon 7-2
3. U$C 6-3
3. Utah 6-3
3. WSU 6-3
6. UCLA 5-4
7. ASU 4-5
7. c.a.l. 4-5
7. UW  4-5
10. UA 3-6
11. Colo 1-8
12. OSU 0-11

And, my own (defining Power Ranking as how good I think teams are inherently right now, based upon results but not wholly dependent upon record).

1. Stanford
2. Oregon - offense is great, defense not. I'd feel reasonably okay about a rematch. 
3. U$C - hasn't played great lately despite easy win vs UCLA, but remains dangerous.
4. WSU - for this ranking I am assuming Falk back, haven't heard anything about his status.
5. UW - at their best they've been very good. Is Browning really that far behind Rosen?
6. Utah - despite limping to finish, Whittingham should get consideration for COY. Getting 9 wins out of this team seems amazing to me.
7. UCLA - can't quite figure out if where they finished vs general talent and injuries is commendable or damnable.
8. c.a.l. - nice comeback vs ASU, but lots of holes in that team. Whither Goff?
9. ASU - talk about FGs leading to a loss. ouch.
10. UA - well, they're better than the other two.
11. Colo - seems destined to be perennially "almost there".
12. OSU - still celebrating the coaching swap?