[teejers1]

UCLA at Stanford is one of the marquee games of the season. UCLA might be 3-0 and Stanford 2-1, with both teams having wins over Top 25 teams. How does the conference allow that game to be seen by nobody?

Stanford and UCLA both need to win for game to have maximum draw (duh!).  That's no gimme.
I like Stanford's chances (though nothing is a given); but Fresno State will be a tough out for UCLA.  
The Bulldogs are just a tough bunch . . . but Chip may have something special going in LA, too.
Should be interesting.

[teejers1]

UCLA at Stanford is one of the marquee games of the season. UCLA might be 3-0 and Stanford 2-1, with both teams having wins over Top 25 teams. How does the conference allow that game to be seen by nobody?

Stanford and UCLA both need to win for game to have maximum draw (duh!).  That's no gimme.
I like Stanford's chances (though nothing is a given); but Fresno State will be a tough out for UCLA.  
The Bulldogs are just a tough bunch . . . but Chip may have something special going in LA, too.
Should be interesting.