[d4cohn]

And Utah becomes the final team to win the Pac-12 South for the first time. All 6 teams in the division have won at least once,
with the two LA schools winning twice. Who would have thought, given landscape in college football in early/mid 2000's, that SC would generally be a middling team in a division, and only win that division twice in first eight years (one year due to ineligibility), and the North would be consistently dominated by one of Washington, Oregon or Stanford?

[d4cohn]

And Utah becomes the final team to win the Pac-12 South for the first time. All 6 teams in the division have won at least once,
with the two LA schools winning twice. Who would have thought, given landscape in college football in early/mid 2000's, that SC would generally be a middling team in a division, and only win that division twice in first eight years (one year due to ineligibility), and the North would be consistently dominated by one of Washington, Oregon or Stanford?