Pac 12 media days

[Alan]

Starts on the 14th, this year is Freeman and Ragin, for me Ragin being a little surprise........ Anyway it's football news with luck, any updates would be appreciated. Thanks

[UOducksTK1]

Starts on the 14th, this year is Freeman and Ragin, for me Ragin being a little surprise........ Anyway it's football news with luck, any updates would be appreciated. Thanks

Ragin is a very interesting choice. Not one of our DBs?

[FlDuckFan]

Starts on the 14th, this year is Freeman and Ragin, for me Ragin being a little surprise........ Anyway it's football news with luck, any updates would be appreciated. Thanks

Ragin is a very interesting choice. Not one of our DBs?

Agreed , my guess would have been Prevot or maybe even Charles.

[StevensTechU]

Says a lot about how far along Ragin is coming as a leader on defense. I would have guessed Robinson or Daniels.

[Bud Lee]

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Not a big turn out I hear

[StevensTechU]

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Not a big turn out I hear

Not really worried about it. The slate of out-of-conference games is going to do the talking for the Pac-12, not an event in July.

Oregon vs. Virginia
Oregon vs. Nebraska
UCLA vs. Texas A&M
Cal vs. Texas
USC vs. Alabama
USC vs. Notre Dame
Stanford vs. Notre Dame
Stanford vs. Kansas State

Plus, I'm pretty sure conference 'media days' exist only so the media gets a chance to make SEC coaches defend why they're such dirtbags.

[Bud Lee]

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Not a big turn out I hear

Not really worried about it. The slate of out-of-conference games is going to do the talking for the Pac-12, not an event in July.

Oh no doubt, just a trend I notice. I think there is a big culture change from one coast to coast that can be seen in events like this and I find it interesting.

Oregon vs. Virginia
Oregon vs. Nebraska
UCLA vs. Texas A&M
Cal vs. Texas
USC vs. Alabama
USC vs. Notre Dame
Stanford vs. Notre Dame
Stanford vs. Kansas State

How many of those do yall think are W's ?

Plus, I'm pretty sure conference 'media days' exist only so the media gets a chance to make SEC coaches defend why they're such dirtbags.

Well to be fair not all of them, mainly just Saban

[oregontrack]

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Not a big turn out I hear

Not really worried about it. The slate of out-of-conference games is going to do the talking for the Pac-12, not an event in July.

Oh no doubt, just a trend I notice. I think there is a big culture change from one coast to coast that can be seen in events like this and I find it interesting.

Oregon vs. Virginia
Oregon vs. Nebraska
UCLA vs. Texas A&M
Cal vs. Texas
USC vs. Alabama
USC vs. Notre Dame
Stanford vs. Notre Dame
Stanford vs. Kansas State

How many of those do yall think are W's ?

Plus, I'm pretty sure conference 'media days' exist only so the media gets a chance to make SEC coaches defend why they're such dirtbags.

Well to be fair not all of them, mainly just Saban

not many! the pac has a long and glorious tradition of shitting the bed non-conference. that's not even a complete list of the games i assume we'll lose.

from the list above i'd favor oregon in both and stanford over k-state, but as we saw last year stanford's no lock in the early going.

[StevensTechU]

Plus, I'm pretty sure conference 'media days' exist only so the media gets a chance to make SEC coaches defend why they're such dirtbags.

Well to be fair not all of them, mainly just Saban

And Dan Mullen. And whoever coaches Ole Mi$$. And Les "Our Players Voted On It" Miles. And if we're including assistants, Lane Kiffin and Tosh Lupoi.