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While you’d think that Stanford has cemented at least a share of the PAC 12 title with Oregon’s loss today, if Oregon wins its four remaining games, and Stanford loses its remaining four, it is possible that Oregon wins the conference crown by virtue of having played and won one more conference game. It’s been an odd year for how much the PAC-12 has beaten up on itself in the middle of the pack.

What if they re-schedule the postponed Cal game and we win that one? What would be the tiebreaker? (Just trying to be a troublemaker. :))

Do we know if any more of the missed games might be rescheduled?

Good question.  And how does rescheduling work?  Does the league do it or does it have to be agreed to by both teams involved?  Making rescheduling voluntary rather defeats the purpose of a league schedule.  Otherwise one could imagine all kinds of strategic cancellations if there were unscrupulous coaches.

[81alum]

While you’d think that Stanford has cemented at least a share of the PAC 12 title with Oregon’s loss today, if Oregon wins its four remaining games, and Stanford loses its remaining four, it is possible that Oregon wins the conference crown by virtue of having played and won one more conference game. It’s been an odd year for how much the PAC-12 has beaten up on itself in the middle of the pack.

What if they re-schedule the postponed Cal game and we win that one? What would be the tiebreaker? (Just trying to be a troublemaker. :))

Do we know if any more of the missed games might be rescheduled?

Good question.  And how does rescheduling work?  Does the league do it or does it have to be agreed to by both teams involved?  Making rescheduling voluntary rather defeats the purpose of a league schedule.  Otherwise one could imagine all kinds of strategic cancellations if there were unscrupulous coaches.