Candidates to dominate the next decade

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Meanwhile, Oregon can't even beat the top WAC team, even at home.

Nor can Utah. Perhaps that is why they didn't make the list, at least Oregon keeps the games with BSU close.

[SeattleUte]

Nor can Utah. Perhaps that is why they didn't make the list, at least Oregon keeps the games with BSU close.

Ancient history. Since then, we won THE SUG with a tougher sked than Oregon had this year. Too bad Oregon won't be top five even! Nor did we claim to be in position to dominate the next TEN YEARS after Boise beat us!

[SeattleUte]

Nor can Utah. Perhaps that is why they didn't make the list, at least Oregon keeps the games with BSU close.

Sad.

[HuskyFreeNorthwest]

Sad.

This one was better than your first one.

[Babs]

Oregon should be stoked to finally have money. Now they will do well. I mean, they didn't really have money in this decade. Or in the 90s......

Well, he picked out two teams to dominate each of the major conferences. After USC, who else was he going to choose from the Pac-10? Washington? Arizona?

Besides, with two conference titles, Oregon really was the runner-up from the conference this decade. Apparently in the Pac-10 it doesn't take much to come in second.

[Babs]

Bleacher Report is a message board with more editing.

you'll like this:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3...hip-conference

[BoylenOver]

you'll like this:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/3...hip-conference

Stanford-Cal, USC-UCLA, Washington-Washington State and Oregon-Oregon State are all celebrated rivalry games.

LOL

in 2005, Georgia went 13-1 en route to an SEC Championship and a loss to West Virginia in the Sugar Bowl. Georgia's conference record...was 6-2

Yikes.

If the Pac-10 were to expand, who would they take? BYU and Air Force seem like good candidates given their competitive academics and recently resurgent programs

I had to stop there.

thanks babs.