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Oregon 37 Utah 15

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How are you big on Oklahoma? Is it the K State loss? How about the fact that every game they have played for the past month has been close. The close games with Iowa State and TCU where Oklahoma looked completely confused for large portions of the second of both games? Or was it the Baylor game where the Bears peed down their leg in the second half? But yeah Utah who was rolling through every team they played since the USC loss and is top 25 in the country in both offense and defense was somehow overhyped. But what do I know, I’m just one of those weird people that stays up to actually watch Pac 12 football.

 

Your the one who decided to make a comment about people’s intelligence to only have it come back to bite you in the butt a few days later. Of coarse you will get called out for it. Especially when Utah not only lost, but basically was dominated for three quarters. The third quarter was the only quarter that they really did anything. They beat up on the bad teams, and lost to the two good teams they played.

 

I’m not sold on Oklahoma being as good as the top 3 teams. However, I do think they would be the best of the rest. Not to mention they are the one team out of the rest that may have the best shot to at least make it a game against the one seed.

 

As I said though watch Baylor go out and destroy that thought by me lol.

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How are you big on Oklahoma? Is it the K State loss? How about the fact that every game they have played for the past month has been close. The close games with Iowa State and TCU where Oklahoma looked completely confused for large portions of the second of both games? Or was it the Baylor game where the Bears peed down their leg in the second half? But yeah Utah who was rolling through every team they played since the USC loss and is top 25 in the country in both offense and defense was somehow overhyped. But what do I know, I’m just one of those weird people that stays up to actually watch Pac 12 football.

 

If you watch as much football as you claim to, then you should be better at evaluating teams.

How are you big on Oklahoma? Is it the K State loss? How about the fact that every game they have played for the past month has been close. The close games with Iowa State and TCU where Oklahoma looked completely confused for large portions of the second of both games? Or was it the Baylor game where the Bears peed down their leg in the second half? But yeah Utah who was rolling through every team they played since the USC loss and is top 25 in the country in both offense and defense was somehow overhyped. But what do I know, I’m just one of those weird people that stays up to actually watch Pac 12 football.

 

I enjoy watching PAC 12 games too. At one point I thought that Oregon might have been better than Oklahoma, but not now. I felt more uncertain about Utah. The Utes definitely has talent, but I thought it was tougher to gauge with them because of their schedule. I’m not sure how Utah or Oregon will do next season, but I do look forward to seeing what Arizona State does under Herm Edwards. I’m highly impressed with their young quarterback and some other players.

Oregon is the most bipolar team in CFB.

 

There's absolutely no arguing that.

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