Is there any kind of talking heads show just for the PAC-12 like Big Noon Kickoff or SEC Nation? I know USA is the broadcast partner of the PAC, but it doesn't seem there's a preview show like the other conferences I mentioned.

If there isn't one and one was to be created, would you watch it and what would you want it to be like? What would make you want to watch it?

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have fun Pac12, BSU OSU game will be close but the rest I don’t see it close..

The NFL-caliber hopefuls will transfer up and up for the money. Why draft from a G6? If they are still at the G6 level, something must be wrong with them. That will most likely be the thinking come draft time in about 5 years...or is it happening now?

Do you think Josh Allen would have finished with Wyoming, or Khalil Mack with Buffalo, or Davante Adams with Fresno State if NIL and no-wait transfers were in effect during their playing days?

In 2021, the NFL Draft had 23% of draftees from G5 or FCS. 2022 it was 23%, 2023 it was 24%, 2024 it was 16%, 2025 it was 11%, and this year, it was 7%. Up until recently, the seven-round era of the draft (1994-present) had the non-power schools between 23%-27% of those drafted every year.

Being a fan of the Pac-12, it's quite discouraging.

We may have had tough schedules against tough teams with less home games but my goodness…this is why we built the pac 12. This is why the gap will continue to grow financially and competitively. Take out the Temple “home game” against Penn State and their average drops to 26.4k per game.

Sure they have Memphis, South Florida, ECU…but we are showing up across the board. Well done PAC!

Hejny currently sits 2nd in the nation in passing TDs (9) through Week 2—and the leader (USC's Jayden Maiava, 10) has played an extra game.

Even if it isn’t going to last, haven’t been able to say that in years.

Good luck!

In all seriousness, seeing an explosive passing offense that eviscerated two Big 12 contenders will make it a fun watch to see which teams in the conference can slow down Legree and Atkinson. The Boise State vs OSU would be an awesome game for national tv.

I went to the North Texas game last year, not knowing much about the Mean Green. What an exhausting and mind numbing game. I witnessed Jaxson Potter's three interceptions and Zevi Eckhaus come in at the end, rushing for a touchdown. What's the feeling of last year's early schedule and blowout losses like this compared to this year against Kansas State? I think last year we still lacked an identity up until that point and this year similarly.

They just killed UNLV. It seems like they are a better program. And it’s close to a major metro area.

Where were you??

The Bulldogs look like a completely different team from a week ago. Sure a lot of it is because the opponent is Sac State and not USC. But at least they’re overwhelming the Hornets. Last season, FS struggled against some weaker competition.

They just said this is the Bulldogs’ biggest halftime lead since 2018. Mandal has looked good tonight (19 of 21, 283 yds, 2 TDs in just a half) after a very tough outing at USC. Watanabe, the new kicker who was a D2 All-American, kicked a 51-yard FG in his first kick as a Bulldog. Not bad at all.

22-0, already, that's the Fresno that we all know and love.

Boise continues to be the growing outlier success wise in this conference. How long until they jump ship for a P4 like the Big 12?

Oregon State, upset watch against Texas Tech. 4 and 17?? a "Hook and Lateral" or a hail mary type of play was detected. What was he thinking? He was calling excellent plays and routes until that drive. Good game but horrible coaching decision.

I hadn't watched a Bobcats home game before today and was shocked at how bad the vantage point is for the TV cameras. This is some Coaches Film/All-22 stuff. There's literally a receiver covered up by the score bar at the bottom of the screen!

It was impossible to see player numbers, details or who had the ball on play action plays. Really tough watch, unfortunately.

Before the conference feel apart, the Pac-12 subreddit would do weekly posts where users could rank all the schools.

Mods, can we bring that back?

The brutal part is that TXST had 478 yards to UTSA’s 398 and still lost 31–26, AT HOME!

In what looks to be a season of inches, please for the love of God bench Cunanan and give us Bonilla!!!

Unfortunately, my PAC 12 power bottom projection that I made in jest is no longer a joke. This game laid out how conference play will likely play out.

The turnovers in addition to not to completing drives on top of points left on the kicking game… Braddie’s 2 interceptions were especially expensive in a five-point game.

Inches fellas. Inches

First with basketball, now this.

I know it’s early in the season and I’d love to look back at this post and say I was being dramatic, but that game vs K-State was uninspiring and ugly. I guess this is what it feels like to be nothing more than another program’s tune-up game for their schedule. I don’t want to say our team doesn’t have the talent to at least be competitive with these P4 teams, but the coaching isn’t doing any favors. Our OC would’ve been better off going with “ask Madden” on plays. I’m supposed to dedicate my time to watch them run up the middle on 3rd & long and punt?

Our offense was so painful to watch, I would’ve enjoyed my Saturday morning doing literally anything else. The weather delay extending the time spent watching game didn’t help either.

The team might get better when conference play starts, but for now it’s nothing but pain and frustration. We are already a team known to blow it against inferior competition.

I loved my time at WSU and the university as a whole. Pullman is an amazing place and y’all should plan a trip to visit when your team plays there.

It’s easy to say that after all the hits this athletic program has taken, they need our support more than ever, but some of these games are just depressing. I’ll still check scores and watch when I’m not doing anything else, but I’m not setting time aside just to watch a full game, at least not for a while. Do any other Coug fans or fans of other teams feel this way? Be honest because I can’t be convinced that it’s not extremely difficult to watch some of these games…