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1 PAC-10 CONFERENCE PAC-12 CONFERENCE 360 3rd Street, 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA // PAC-12.COM // For Immediate Release \\ Tuesday, January 6, 2015 Contacts \\ Dave Hirsch Jon Olivero 2014 PAC-12 FOOTBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALL NORTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div Streak Oregon W9 Stanford W3 Washington L1 California L3 Oregon State L2 Washington State L2 SOUTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut. vs. Div Streak Arizona L2 Arizona State W1 UCLA W1 USC W2 Utah W2 Colorado L8 CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Date Bowl Game Local/Pacific Time TV Mon., Jan. 12 College Football Playoff National Championship Presented by AT&T Arlington, Texas (AT&T Stadium - 80,000) No. 2 OREGON vs. No. 4 Ohio State 7:30 p.m. CT/5:30 p.m. PT ESPN CFP Championship Game Notes: OREGON advanced to the first-ever CFP National Championship Game with its semifinal win over Florida State in the Rose Bowl presented by Northwestern Mutual... Oregon plays for the national title for the second time in five years (lost to Auburn in the BCS championship game following the 2010 season, 22-19)... The Ducks are winless in eight previous meetings with Ohio State, including two Rose Bowl games (1958: 10-7 and 2010: 26-17)... The Pac-12 is 6-1 vs. the Big Ten this season, and 2-0 in bowl games - USC defeated Nebraska, 45-42, in the National University Holiday Bowl, and STANFORD defeated Maryland, 45-10, in the Foster Farms Bowl... The Pac-12 is 1-2 in AT&T Stadium (No. 6 TCU def. No. 24 Oregon State, in 2010; No. 4 LSU def. No. 3 Oregon, in 2011; UCLA def. Texas, in 2014). PAC-12 BOWL RESULTS Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl: No. 22 UTAH 45, Colorado State 10 Hyundai Sun Bowl: No. 15 ARIZONA STATE 36, Duke 31 National University Holiday Bowl: No. 24 USC 45, Nebraska 42 Foster Farms Bowl: STANFORD 45, Maryland 21 VIZIO Fiesta Bowl: No. 20 Boise State 38, No. 10 ARIZONA 30 Rose Bowl: No. 2 OREGON 59, No. 3 Florida State 20 Valero Alamo Bowl: No. 14 UCLA 40, No. 11 Kansas State 35 TicketCity Cactus Bowl: Oklahoma State 30, WASHINGTON 22 Wilson 17-26/158 yds/1 TD, 11 car/91 yds/3 TD. Booker 26 car/165 yds/1 TD Kelly 24-34/240 yds/2 TD. Strong 7 rec/103 yds, Richard 4 TDs (2 rush/2 rec) Kessler 23-39/321 yds/3 TD. Allen 26 car/162 yds/2 TD, Jackson 98 yd KO return TD Hogan 14-20/189 yds/2 TD. Stanford 6 sacks, held Maryland to 17 yards rushing Solomon 28-49/335 yds/1 TD. Wilson 19 car/87 yds/1 TD. Jones 8 rec/117 yds Mariota 26-36/338 yds/3 TD, 8 car/62 yds/1 TD. Tyner 13 car/124 yds/2 TD Perkins 20 car/198 yds/2 TD. Hundley 12-24/136 yds/1 TD, 11 car/96 yds/2 TD Miles 25-38/268/1 TD, Mickens 7 rec/82 yds/1 TD, Ross 96 yd KO return TD Pac-12 Bowl Notes: The Pac-12 has posted a 6-2 record in the postseason, matching last year s Conference-record six bowl wins. Over the last three postseasons, the Pac-12 has posted a 16-9 record... The Pac-12 averaged 40.3 points per game in eight bowl games, with four Pac-12 teams scoring 45 or more points, most among all conferences. Twelve teams scored 45 or more points during the bowl season (Pac-12: 4; Conf. USA, MAC and SEC 2; American, ACC 1)... OREGON set a Rose Bowl record for most points scored with ARIZONA STATE freshman Demario Richard scored four touchdowns (2 rush/2 rec) to equal a school bowl record and tie for second among Pac-12 bowl records behind Oregon State s Steven Jackson s five touchdowns in the 2003 Las Vegas Bowl... STANFORD senior Kevin Hogan became first Cardinal starting quarterback to win two bowl games (also 2013 Rose Bowl) as he led the Cardinal to a school bowl game record 45 points in the win over Maryland.

2 Pac-12 vs.: American Atlantic Coast Big Sky Big Ten Big Conference USA Mid-American Missouri Valley Mountain West Southeastern Sun Belt Independent Total-All (.838) Total-FBS (.800) The Pac-12 posted has posted a winning record outside league for 30 consecutive seasons. It s the second straight season that the Pac-12 has posted 30 or more wins in non-conference play. The Pac-12 has equalled its record for most wins in a season with 37, matching last year s 37-9 record outside of conference play. Record vs. Power 5: Pac (.765) SEC (.522) Atlantic Coast (.480) Big Ten (.423) Big (.353) AROUND THE PAC PACCOLADES: Fourteen different players earned first team All-America honors, which is believed to be a record for the Pac-12. Oregon junior QB Marcus Mariota, a unanimous All-America honoree, became the league s most decorated player with six individual awards - Heisman Trophy, Davey O Brien Award, Walter Camp Award, Maxwell Award, Associated Press Player of the Year and the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award. Among the major All-America teams selections, the 14 Pac-12 players honored are more than any other conference (SEC - 11, Big Ten - 8, ACC - 6, Big 12-6). BEST EVER SEASON FOR THE PAC-12?: A league record six teams posted nine or more wins each, while four teams posted a conference-best 10 or more wins... The Pac-12 was 13-4 vs. Power 5 conference teams. No other conference had more wins... The Pac-12 had six teams ranked in the AP Top 25 on four occassions this season. Prior to this year, the league placed six teams in the AP poll just six times since the poll expanded to include 25 teams in That s six times in 400 polls from THE CFP COMMITTEE SPEAKS: The Pac-12 placed six teams among the CFP Top 25 in three of the last four rankings. The Pac-12 had four different teams ranked among the Top 10 over the span of seven polls. TOUCHDOWN PASSES: OREGON s Marcus Mariota led the Pac-12 with 40 touchdown passes, followed by USC s Cody Kessler with 39 touchdown passes. Also exceeding 30 touchdown passes were CALIFORNIA s Jared Goff (35) and WASHINGTON STATE s Connor Halliday (32 in 9 games). That group matches the 2011 quartet of USC s Matt Barkley (39), Stanford s Andrew Luck (37), Oregon s Darren Thomas (33), and Washington s Keith Price (33), as the most Pac-12 quarterbacks to throw 30 or more touchdowns in a single season. IN A RUSH: Seven Pac-12 running backs have rushed for 1,000 or more yards this season - UCLA s Paul Perkins (1,579), UTAH s Devontae Booker (1,512), USC s Javorius Allen (1,489), ARIZONA s Nick Wilson (1,375), OREGON s Royce Freeman (1,343), CALIFORNIA s Daniel Lasco (1,115 yards) and ARIZONA STATE s D.J. Foster (1,081). The 2011 season was the only other season to witness seven Pac-12 running backs rush for 1,000 yards. GOOD HANDS: A pair of school receiving records were broken as COLORADO junior WR Nelson Spruce had a school-best 106 receptions fro 1,198 yards (99.8 avg) and WASHINGTON STATE senior WR Vince Mayle hauled in a school-record 106 receptions for a WSU single-season record 1,483 yards (123.6 avg)... USC junior WR Nelson Agholor finished with 104 receptions for 1,313 yards (101.0 avg). Prior to 2014 season, there were only five players with 100 or more receptions in a season in Pac-12 history. SACKS/TACKLES FOR LOSS: Defenses shine on the West Coast. Four Pac-12 teams are ranked among the top 15 in the FBS in team sacks. UTAH is the nationally leader at 55 sacks (4.23 avg), with WASHINGTON second (3.71 avg), STANFORD fifth (3.54 avg), and ARIZONA STATE tied for seventh (3.25 avg)... Pac-12 players rank in sacks led by Utah s Nate Orchard (1.42 per game), followed by Washington s Hau oli Kikaha (1.36 avg) and Arizona s Scooby Wright III (1.00 avg)... When it comes to tackles for loss, the trio are among the FBS top five with Wright III leading the FBS at 29.0 TFL, followed by Kikaha (25.0). Orchard is tied for fourth (21.0). BEDNARIK AWARD (Most Outstanding Defensive Player) Scooby Wright III, So., Arizona BRONKO NAGURSKI TROPHY (Defensivie Player of the Year) Scooby Wright, So., Arizona BUTKUS AWARD WINNER (Most Outstanding Linebacker) Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA DAVEY O BRIEN AWARD (Best Quarterback) Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon HEISMAN TROPHY (Most Outstanding Player) Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon MAXWELL AWARD (Most Outstanding Player) Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon RAY GUY AWARD (Most Outstanding Punter) Tom Hackett, Jr., Utah ROTARY LOMBARDI AWARD (Most Outstanding Lineman) Scooby Wright III, So., Arizona WALTER CAMP AWARD (Player of the Year) Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon 2014 NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS/ALL-AMERICANS PAUL HORNUNG AWARD (Most Versatile Player) Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington JOHNNY UNITAS GOLDEN ARM (Most Outstanding Quarterback) Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon Lott IMPACT TROPHY (Strong academic work, community involvement and team leadership) Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA TED HENDRICKS AWARD (Most Outstanding Defensive End) Nate Orchard, Sr., Utah ASSOCIATED PRESS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TEAM Danny Shelton, DL, Washington..1st Henry Anderson, DL, Stanford... 2nd THE SPORTING NEWS ALL-AMERICA TEAM Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon...1st Andrus Peat, OL, Stanford...1st Hroniss Grasu, OL, Oregon...1st Danny Shelton, DL, Washington..1st Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona...1st Hau oli Kikaha, LB, Washington...1st Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA...1st Kaelin Clay, PR, Utah...1st WALTER CAMP ALL-AMERICA TEAM Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon...1st Nate Orchard, DL, Utah...1st Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona...1st Hau oli Kikaha, LB, Washington...1st Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, DB, Oregon...1st Tom Hackett, P, Utah...1st Andrus Peat, OL, Stanford... 2nd Hroniss Grasu, OL, Oregon... 2nd Leonard Williams, DL, USC... 2nd Danny Shelton, DL, Washington 2nd Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA... 2nd ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICA TEAM Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon...1st Shaq Thompson, AP, Washington 1st Danny Shelton, DT, Washington...1st Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona...1st Hau oli Kikaha, LB, Washington...1st Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, CB, Oregon...1st Tom Hackett, P, Utah...1st Andrus Peat, OL, Stanford... 2nd Hroniss Grasu, OL, Oregon... 2nd Nate Orchard, DE, Utah... 2nd Leonard Williams, DT, USC... 2nd Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA... 2nd Jake Fisher, OL, Oregon... 3rd Nelson Agholor, WR, USC... 3rd Su a Cravesn, S, USC... 3rd AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ALL-AMERICA TEAM Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon...1st Leonard Williams, DL, USC...1st Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona...1st Hau oli Kikaha, LB, Washington...1st Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, CB, Oregon...1st Tom Hackett, P, Utah...1st FOOTBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICA TEAM Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon...1st Jake Fisher, OL, Oregon...1st Nate Orchard, DL, Utah...1st Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona...1st Hau oli Kikaha, LB, Washington...1st Tom Hackett, P, Utah...1st UNANIMOUS ALL-AMERICA Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona Hau oli Kikaha, LB, Washington CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICA Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, DB, Oregon Tom Hackett, P, Utah FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA BY CONFERENCE Pac SEC Big Ten... 8 ACC... 6 Big PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

3 PAC-12 NOTES PAC-12 SCHOOL BOWL RECORDS School W L T Pct. Last Season for Bowl Appearance Utah Las Vegas, def. Colorado St. (45-10) USC 33^ Holiday, def. Nebraska (45-42) Oregon State Hawai i, def. Boise State (38-23) Washington State New Mexico, lost to Colo. State (48-45) Washington Cactus, lost to Okla. State (30-22) Arizona State Sun, def. Duke (36-31) California Holiday, lost to Texas (21-10) Arizona Fiesta, lost to Boise State (38-30) UCLA Alamo, def. Kansas State (40-35) Stanford Foster Farms, def. Maryland (45-21) Oregon Rose, def. Florida State (59-20) Colorado Independance, lost to Alabama (30-24) Total ^ 2 games (1 win/ 1 loss) later vacated due to NCAA penalty. NATIONAL CHAMPIONS FROM THE PAC-12 Major selectors since 1936 (AP, UPI, USA Today/CNN, USA Today/ESPN, FWAA) UCLA (9-0-0) - UPI, FWAA USC (11-0-0) - AP, UPI, FWAA USC (10-1-0) - AP, UPI, FWAA USC (12-0-0) - AP, UPI, FWAA USC (10-1-1) - UPI, FWAA USC (12-1-0) - UPI, FWAA Colorado (11-1-1)* - AP Washington (12-0-0) - UPI, USA Today/CNN, FWAA USC (12-1-0) - AP, FWAA USC (13-0-0) - AP, USA Today/ESPN, FWAA^ * Member of Big 12 Conference at time of championship ^ Later vacated due to NCAA penalty OREGON: With the Rose Bowl victory, Oregon won its school-record 13th game of the season. The 59 points were the most ever scored in the Rose Bowl (101 games)... Has now won 10 or more games in seven straight seasons, tied for the fifth-longest streak of college football s modern era... Has won four Pac-12 titles over the last six years... Has won nine straight since dropping the home game to Arizona on Oct. 2, scoring 40 or more points in each of those nine games (49.2 ppg)... At 47.2 points per game this season, is on pace to lead the Pac-12 in scoring for the eighth consecutive season... Junior QB Marcus Mariota became the sixth FBS player in history to pass for at least 9,000 yards and rush for 2,000 or more yards in a career. Mariota has extended his Pac-12 single season record for total touchdowns at 56 (40 pass, 15 rush, 1 rec). His 10 games with four or more touchdowns is the most in the FBS this season. The 40 TD passes is a Pac-12 single-season mark. Mariota has passed for multiple TDs in 14 straight games - the longest active streak in the FBS... Mariota s passing efficiency rating is 184.4, which is currently the best single-season rating in Pac-12 history... Mariota needs 146 yards of total offense to pass Oregon State s Sean Mannion for the Pac-12 career total offense record set earlier this season (12,796)... Royce Freeman became the first true freshman to rush for 1,000 yards in a season at Oregon. His 1,343 rushing yards are the second-most by a freshman in Pac-12 history, trailing former Duck LaMichael James (1,546 in 2009)... The Ducks sport the best overall record in college football this decade at 60-7 (89.6%). UO s 81% success rate vs. top 25 opponents (17-4) is also the best in the land. Fifty-three of UO s 60 victories since 2010 (88.3%) have been by 14 or more points. ARIZONA: Captured its third 10-plus-win season in school history (1993 and 1998)... Sophomore All-America LB Scooby Wright III had a league-best 163 tackles this season, including an FBS-leading 29.0 tackles for loss and 14.0 sacks along with six forced fumbles... Nick Wilson has rushed for 1,375 yards to set a UA freshman record and fourth-best in program history... Freshman QB Anu Solomon has thrown for 3,793 yards, which rankssecond-most in UA single-season history. His 28 passing TDs are tied with Nick Foles (2011) and Willie Tuitama (2007) for most in UA single-season history. ARIZONA STATE: Posted back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time since Junior WR Jaelen Strong finished tied for sixth on ASU s single-season list with 10 touchdown receptions in 2014, and is 10th on the school s single-season receiving yards list with 1,165 yards... Senior QB Taylor Kelly has a school-record 10,223 career yards of total offense and set the ASU career record for rushing yards by a quarterback with 1,404 yards. CALIFORNIA: Cal set the school single-season record for team passing yards with 4,152 yards. The Bears also set school records for points in the modern era (459)... Sophomore QB Jared Goff has 15 multi-passing touchdown in his career, with 10 games of notching at least three touchdown passes. He extended his school single-season record for passing yards (3,973) and touchdown passes (35). COLORADO: The Buffs also set single-season marks for plays (996), first downs (296), passing first downs (159), pass attempts (545), completions (348), yards (3,415) and touchdown passes (29)... Junior WR Nelson Spruce set CU single-season records in receptions (106) and touchdowns (12), with his 1,198 yards the second-most in CU history... QB Sefo Liufau finished his sophomore season with 325 completions in 498 attempts for 3,200 yards, 28 touchdowns and a 65.3 completion percentage, all CU single-season records; he also set the season mark for total offense (3,336). OREGON STATE: Senior QB Sean Mannion closed out his Pac-12 career as the Conference s top passer with 13,600 career passing yards. That s eighth all-time in the FBS. He also currently owns the top spot on the Pac-12 s all-time list for total offense at 12,796 yards in total offense... Gary Anderson was named OSU s new head coach on December 10, STANFORD: The Cardinal are second in the FBS in scoring defense, allowing 16.4 points per game... Stanford led the Pac-12 in rushing defense (104.5 avg) for the fourth consecutive season... Senior K Jordan Williamson set a school record with 77 consecutive extra points made... Junior OT Andrus Peat earned first team FWAA All-America. The fifth consecutive year that a Stanford offensive lineman has earned All-America honors. UCLA: Junior QB Brett Hundley is UCLA s all-time leader in total offense (11,713 yards) and touchdown passes (75)... Senior All-America LB Eric Kendricks set the UCLA career tackles record with Sophomore RB Paul Perkins had six 100- yard rushing games this season. His 1,575 yards rushing is second on UCLA s single-season rushing list... The Bruins were the only FBS team to win two non-conference road games against FBS opponents. USC: Junior QB Cody Kessler has completed 315-of-452 passes (69.7%) for 3,826 yards with 39 TDs and just 5 interceptions. His 69.7% completion percentage and passing efficiencey are USC single-season records... Junior WR Nelson Agholor now has 104 receptions this year, good for third on USC s single-season chart... Senior PK Andre Hedari set Pac-12 career marks for PAT attempts (193) and makes (187). UTAH: Coach Kyle Whittingham has made nine bowl appearances, most among all Pac-12 coaches... Junior All-America P Tom Hackett leads the nation in punt average (46.7 yds)... Junior RB Devontae Booker leads the Pac-12 in carries (292) and has rushed for 1,512 yards (112.5 avg), second on the school s all-time single-season list... Senior All-America DE Nate Orchard s posted a school single-season record 18.5 sacks and leads the nation in sacks per game (1.42). WASHINGTON: Chris Petersen became the fastest active coach to 100 wins... Senior All-America LB Hau oli Kikaha, who has broken both the UW season and career sacks records, leads the nation with 19.0 sacks and is second the nation in tackles for loss (25.0)... Kikaha, senior DL Danny Shelton and junior Shaq Thompson were named AP first team All-America, marking the first time in Husky history the UW has had more than two players on the squad in the same season. WASHINGTON STATE: Set Pac-12 single-season team passing marks for attempts (771), completions (510), and yards (5,732)... Senior WR Vince Mayle set WSU single-season records for catches (106) and yards (1,483)... Senior QB Connor Halliday, who suffered a season-ending injury in game nine, concluded his career as WSU s all-time leader in touchdown passes (90) and passing yards (11,304 yards). He owns 21 career 300-yard performances, twelve 400-yard games, five 500-yard games, 15 four-td performances including six 5-TD games and three 6-TD games. PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

4 2014 PAC-12 FOOTBALL ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS First Team Offense Offensive Player of the Year: Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year: Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona Freshman Offensive Player of the Year: Royce Freeman, RB, Oregon Freshman Defensive Player of the Year: Adoree Jackson, DB, USC Scholar-Athlete of the Year: Taylor Kelly, QB, Arizona State Coach of the Year: Rich Rodriguez, Arizona Second Team Offense QB Marcus Mariota, Jr., Oregon (3) QB Brett Hundley, Jr., UCLA RB Javorius Allen, Jr., USC RB D.J. Foster, Jr., Arizona State RB Devontae Booker, Jr., Utah RB Royce Freeman, Fr., Oregon WR Nelson Agholor, Jr., USC WR Vince Mayle, Sr., Washington State WR Jaelen Strong, Jr., Arizona State WR Nelson Spruce, Jr., Colorado TE Pharaoh Brown, Jr., Oregon TE Austin Hooper, So., Stanford OL Jamil Douglas, Sr., Arizona State OL Jake Brendel, Jr., UCLA OL Jake Fisher, Sr., Oregon OL Steven Gurrola, Sr., Arizona OL Hroniss Grasu, Sr., Oregon (3) OL Nick Kelly, Jr., Arizona State OL Andrus Peat, Jr., Stanford OL Kyle Murphy, Jr., Stanford OL Max Tuerk, Jr., USC OL Jeremiah Poutasi, Jr., Utah First Team Defense Second Team Defense DL Henry Anderson, Sr., Stanford DL DeForest Buckner, Jr., Oregon DL Nate Orchard, Sr., Utah DL Kenny Clark, So., UCLA DL Danny Shelton, Sr., Washington DL Owamagbe Odigihizuwa, Sr., UCLA DL Leonard Williams, Jr., USC (2) DL Dylan Wynn, Sr., Oregon State LB Hau oli Kikaha, Sr., Washington LB Myles Jack, So., UCLA LB Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington LB Eric Kendricks, Sr., UCLA LB Scooby Wright III, So., Arizona LB A.J. Tarpley, Sr., Stanford DB Ishmael Adams, So., UCLA DB Erick Dargan, Sr., Oregon DB Su a Cravens, So., USC DB Troy Hill, Sr., Oregon DB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Sr., Oregon (3) DB Anthony Jefferson, Sr., UCLA DB Damarious Randall, Sr., Arizona State DB Fabian Moreau, Jr., UCLA DB Jordan Richards, Sr., Stanford DB Steven Nelson, Sr., Oregon State First Team Specialists Second Team Specialists PK Andy Phillips, So., Utah PK Zane Gonzalez, So., Arizona State P Tom Hackett, Jr., Utah (2) P Drew Riggleman, Jr., Arizona RS Kaelin Clay, Sr., Utah RS Ty Montgomery, Sr., Stanford AP/ST Shaq Thompson, Jr., Washington AP/ST Charles Nelson, Fr., Oregon JuJu Smith, Fr., USC RS=Return Specialist AP/ST=All-Purpose/Special Teams Player (not a kicker or returner) (2) Two-time first team selection, (3) Three-time first team selection PAC-12 ALL-CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION ARIZONA: WR Austin Hill, Sr.; WR Cayleb Jones, So.; DB Jonathan McKnight, Sr.; DL Dan Pettinato, Sr.; QB Anu Solomon, Fr.; DB Jared Tevis, Sr.; RB Nick Wilson, Fr. ARIZONA STATE: LB DJ Calhoun, Fr.; DB Lloyd Carrington, Jr.; LB Salamo Fiso, So.; DL Marcus Hardison, Sr.; LB Liau Moeakiola, So.; RB Demario Richard, Fr.; DB Jordan Simone, Jr.; OL Vi Teofilo, Jr.; OL Christian Westerman, Jr. CALIFORNIA: TE Stephen Anderson, Jr.; LB Michael Barton, So.; OL Chris Borrayo, So.; DL Austin Clark, Sr.; QB Jared Goff, So.; RB Daniel Lasco, Jr.; AP/ST Bryce McGovern, Sr. COLORADO: DB Greg Henderson, Sr.; QB Sefo Liufau, So.; OL Daniel Munyer, SR.; PK Will Oliver, Sr.; P Darragh O Neill, Sr.; DL Josh Tupou, Jr. OREGON: DL Arik Armstead, Jr.; WR Byron Marshall, Jr.; OL Hamani Stevens, Sr.; LB Joe Walker, Jr. OREGON STATE: LB Michael Doctor, Sr.; QB Sean Mannion, Sr.; DB Ryan Murphy, Sr.; RB Terron Ward, Sr. STANFORD: LB Kevin Anderson, Sr.; DB Alex Carter, Jr.; DB Zach Hoffpauir, Jr.; LB Blake Martinez, Jr.; WR Ty Montgomery, Sr.; David Parry, Sr. UCLA: OL Caleb Benenoch, So.; TE Thomas Duarte, So.; AP/ST Ryan Hofmeister, Sr.; WR Jordan Payton, Jr.; RB Paul Perkins, So.; OL Alex Redmond, So.; OL Scott Quessenberry, So.; Eddie Vanderdoes, So.; Jaleel Wadood, Fr. USC: RS Nelson Agholor, Jr.; DB Adoree Jackson, Fr.; QB Cody Kessler, Jr.; OL Toa Lobendahn, Fr.; LB Hayes Pullard, Sr.; OL Viane Talamaivao, Fr.; LB J.R. Tavai, Sr.; TE Randall Telfer, Sr. UTAH: DB Brian Belchen, Sr.; DL Hunter Dimick, So.; DL Lowell Lotuelei, Fr.; LB Jared Norris, Jr.; DB Eric Rowe, Sr.; WASHINGTON: Budda Baker, Fr.; OL Micah Hatchie, Sr.; DL Andrew Hudson, Sr.; RS John Ross, So.; OL Colin Tanigawa, Sr.; LB John Timu, Sr.; PK Cameron Van Winkle, So. WASHINGTON STATE: LB Jeremiah Allison, Jr.; DB Daquawn Brown, So.; OL Joe Dahl, Jr.; QB Connor Halliday, Sr. PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

5 2014 PAC-12 FOOTBALL ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS FIRST TEAM Pos. Name Yr. GPA Major QB Taylor Kelly, ASU RS SR 3.31 Educational Studies (U.)/ Legal Studies (Grad.) RB Devontae Booker, UTAH JR 3.38 Sociology RB Patrick Skov, STAN (3) SR 3.45 International Relations WR Jordan Pratt, STAN (2) SR 3.82 Energy and Design Engineering WR Nelson Spruce, COLO JR 3.64 Business-Finance TE Connor Hamlett, OSU SR 3.24 Management OL Chris Adcock, CAL (3) SR 3.54 Double: Bus. Admin. and ISF OL Jamil Douglas, ASU RS SR 3.95 Liberal Studies OL Jake Eldrenkamp, WASH RS SO 3.65 Business Administration OL Tyler Sulka, ASU RS SR 3.67 Liberal Studies OL Jake Brendel, UCLA (3) RS JR 3.39 Economics DL Henry Anderson, STAN (3) 5SR 3.54 Political Science DL Danny Shelton, WASH (3) SR 3.54 Anthropology DL David Parry, STAN 5SR 3.20 Political Science DL Obum Gwacham, OSU SR 3.16 Marketing LB Hau oli Kikaha, WASH (2) SR 3.51 American Ethnic Studies LB Peyton Pelluer, WSU RS FR 3.77 Undeclared LB Mitchell Peterson, WSU RS SR 3.75 Marketing DB Caleb Coleman, CAL RS FR 3.56 Undeclared DB Griffin Piatt, CAL JR 3.64 Business Administration DB Jordan Richards, STAN (3) SR 3.31 Public Policy DB Jared Tevis, ARIZ (3) RS SR 3.29 Finance PK Alex Garoutte, ASU RS SR 3.97 Liberal Studies ST Will Hopkins, OSU RS FR 4.00 Business P Ben Rhyne, STAN (2) 5SR 3.86 Biochemical Engineering (2) Two-time first-team All-Academic selection (3) Three-time first-team All-Academic selection SECOND TEAM Pos. Name Yr. GPA Major QB Marcus Mariota, ORE JR 3.22 General Science RB Michael Adkins, COLO SO 3.33 Business RB Jared Baker, ARIZ RS JR 3.30 Sustainable Built Environments WR Tyler McCulloch, COLO SR 3.43 Communication WR Cameron Smith, ASU SO 3.50 Mechanical Eng. Systems TE De Marieya Nelson, ASU RS SR 3.09 Educational Studies OL Doug Brenner, ORE RS FR 3.56 Business Administration OL Johnny Caspers, STAN JR 3.38 Earth Systems OL Alejandro Crosthwaite, CAL SR 3.14 American Studies OL Nick Kelly, ASU JR 3.37 Criminal Justice and Criminology OL Siosifa Tufunga, WASH JR 3.31 American Ethnic Studies DL Hunter Dimick, UTAH SO 3.12 Communication DL Brennan Scarlett, CAL JR 3.14 Business Administration DL Aziz Shittu, STAN JR 3.18 Psychology DL Blake Lueders, STAN 5SR 3.09 Mgmt. Science and Engineering LB Marcus Sanders-Williams, UTAH SO 3.56 Undeclared LB Eric Kendricks, UCLA RS SR 3.22 Political Science LB Jake Matthews, ARIZ SO 3.55 Pre-Neuroscience and Cognitive Sciences DB Brian Blechen, UTAH SR 3.16 Sociology DB Eric Rowe, UTAH SR 3.21 Business Administration DB Cameron Walker, CAL SO 3.22 Undeclared DB Trevor Walker, WASH SO 3.48 Pre-Arts and Sciences ST Chase Dominguez, UTAH SO 3.76 Undecided PK Will Oliver, COLO SR 3.76 Business-Finance P Darragh O Neill, COLO SR 3.85 Accounting Honorable Mention: Calvin Allen, ARIZ; Devon Allen, ORE; Brian Allen, UTAH; Taylor Alie, ORE; Dres Anderson, UTAH; Marcus Ball, ASU; Todd Barr, CAL; Kenny Bassett, ORE; David Bright, STAN; Mike Bercovici, ASU; Charles Burks, USC; River Cracraft, WSU; Evan Eggiman, UTAH; Siale Fakailoatonga, UTAH; Jake Fisher, ORE; John Flacco, STAN; Sam Flor, WSU; D.D. Goodson, COLO; Matt Haack, ASU; Joe Hemschoot, STAN; Jacoby Hale, Utah; Ryan Hofmeister, UCLA; Dashon Hunt, OSU; Sese Ianu, UTAH; Robby Kolanz, USC; Taylor Lagace, UCLA; James Langford, CAL; Dallas Lloyd, STAN; Christopher Longo, UCLA; Cole Leininger, CAL; Jeff Lindquist, WASH; Sean Mannion, OSU; Grant Martinez, ASU; Derek Mc- Cartney, COLO; Delshawn McClellon, UTAH; Abraham Mendivil, ARIZ; Reed Miller, STAN; Viliami Moeakiola, ASU; Filipo Mokofisi, UTAH; Stephane Nembot, COLO; Jerry Neuheisel, UCLA; Hardy Nickerson, CAL; Jared Norris, UTAH; Ogwamagbe Odighizuwa, UCLA; Jalen Ortiz; UCLA; Ricky Ortiz, OSU; Andy Phillips, UTAH; Matt Pierson, ORE; Bubba Poole, UTAH; Marc Pouvave, UTAH; Scott Quessenberry, UCLA; Junior Salt, UTAH; Ryan Severson, COLO; Jacob Seydel, WSU; Kyle Slavin, COLO; Dustin Stanton, OSU; Casey Skowron, ARIZ; Rollins Stallworth, STAN; Pita Taumoepenu, UTAH; John Timu, WASH; Jeff Trojan, STAN; Salesi Uhatafe, UTAH; Chris Van Orden, UTAH; Lee Ward, STAN; Drake Whitehurst, CAL; Jordan Williamson; STAN; Travis Wilson; UTAH; Matt Wogan, ORE NATIONAL ACADEMIC HONORS Senior CLASS Award: ARIZONA STATE quarterback Taylor Kelly and UCLA linebacker Eric Kendricks are two of the 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I FBS senior and have notable achievements in four areas of excellence community, classroom, character and competition. The complete list of finalists follows this release. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the Senior CLASS Award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities. National Football Foundation Scholar-Athlete Award: ARIZONA STATE quarterback Taylor Kelly and STANFORD safety Jordan Richards were two of the 17 recipients of the NFF National Scholar-Athlete Awards. They each will receive an $18,000 postgraduate scholarship and also comprise the list of finalists for the 2014 William V. Campbell Trophy. The Campbell Trophy, which is celebrating its 25th Anniversary in 2014, recognizes an individual as the absolute best football scholar-athlete in the nation. Each will be honored Dec. 9 during the 57th NFF Annual Awards Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. CoSIDA Academic All-America Football Team FIRST TEAM DL Danny Shelton Washington Sr. Auburn, Wash Anthropology SECOND TEAM DL Henry Anderson Stanford Sr. Atlanta, Ga Political science CoSIDA Academic All-District Football Team - District 8 FIRST TEAM Pos. Name School Yr. Hometown GPA Major QB Taylor Kelly Arizona State Gr. Eagle, Idaho 3.31 Edu. studies (UG) / legal stud. (G) WR Jordan Pratt Stanford Sr. Monmouth, Ore Energy & design engineering RB Patrick Skov Stanford Sr. Guadalajara, Mexico 3.48 International relations OL Chris Adcock California Sr. Rowlett, Texas 3.53 Business adm./interdisciplinary stud. OL Jake Brendel UCLA Jr. Plano, Texas 3.39 Economics K James Langford California Sr. Pleasanton, Calif Economics DB Griffin Piatt California So. Moraga, Calif Undeclared DB Jordan Richards Stanford Sr. Folsom, Calif Public policy LB Hau oli Kikaha Washington Sr. Laie, Hawai i 3.51 American ethnic studies DL Henry Anderson Stanford Sr. Atlanta, Ga Political science DL Danny Shelton Washington Sr. Auburn, Wash Anthropology P Ben Rhyne Stanford Gr. Charlotte, N.C Biomechanical engineering PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

6 CFP (first poll Oct. 28)/AP (media)/usa Today (coaches) PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY RANKINGS ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU PRE nr/t50 19/18 nr/nr nr/nr 3/4 t41/t46 11/11 7/7 15/15 nr/nr 25/25 nr/nr 9/2 44/42 17/16 nr/nr nr/nr 3/4 nr/43 13/10 11/11 14/14 nr/nr 34/31 nr/nr 9/7 44/38 16/14 nr/nr nr/nr 2/4 nr/t39 15/16 12/12 9/10 43/nr 39/32 nr/nr 9/14 t41/37 15/13 nr/nr nr/nr 2/3 nr/t40 16/15 12/10 17/21 nr/nr t37/32 nr/nr 9/21 t37/30 15/12 nr/nr nr/nr 2/4 t39/34 16/14 11/10 18/22 31/38 32/29 nr/nr 9/28 29/29 26/24 nr/nr nr/nr 2/4 nr/nr 14/13 8/9 16/20 nr/nr 27/32 nr/nr 10/5 10/13 20/20 36/41 nr/nr 12/11 nr/nr 25/22 18/17 28/31 24/27 nr/35 nr/nr 10/12 16/17 17/18 nr/nr nr/nr 9/9 nr/36 23/20 26/26 22/25 20/23 32/t29 nr/nr 10/19 15/15 14/14 nr/nr nr/nr 6/7 nr/nr t30/33 25/28 20/21 19/19 nr/32 nr/nr 10/26 12/14/15 14/15/14 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 5/5/6 nr/nr/nr nr/29/31 22/25/25 nr/27/32 17/18/18 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 11/2 20/21/21 9/11/12 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 4/5/5 nr/nr/nr nr/t31/nr 18/18/18 nr/27/29 17/20/22 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 11/9 14/17/18 6/7/8 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 2/3/4 nr/nr/nr nr/33/33 11/14/15 nr/29/29 23/25/28 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 11/16 15/15/13 13/13/14 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 2/3/3 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/t37 9/11/12 19/24/24 17/20/21 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 11/23 11/12/12 13/13/13 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 2/3/3 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/t30 8/9/10 nr/31/t34 25/29/t28 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 11/30 7/8/8 17/17/18 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 2/3/3 nr/nr/nr nr/t33/34 15/16/17 25/26/27 23/24/26 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 12/7 10/12/11 15/15/16 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr 2/3/3 nr/nr/nr nr/37/35 14/14/15 24/24/27 22/23/25 nr/nr/nr nr/nr/nr CFP Dec. 7 1 Alabama OREGON Florida State Ohio State Baylor TCU Mississippi State Michigan State Ole Miss ARIZONA Kansas State Georgia Tech Georgia UCLA ARIZONA STATE Missouri Clemson Wisconsin Auburn Boise State Louisville UTAH LSU USC Minnesota 8-4 AP Top 25 Dec. 7 1 Alabama (27) Florida State (25) OREGON (8) Baylor Ohio State TCU Michigan State Mississippi State Ole Miss Georgia Tech Kansas State ARIZONA Georgia UCLA ARIZONA STATE Missouri Wisconsin Clemson Auburn Louisville Boise State LSU UTAH USC Nebraska Others Receiving votes: 37 STANFORD USA Today Top 25 Dec. 7 1 Alabama (28) Florida State (25) OREGON (7) Ohio State Baylor TCU (1) Michigan State Mississippi State Georgia Tech Kansas State ARIZONA Ole Miss Georgia Missouri UCLA ARIZONA STATE Wisconsin Clemson Auburn Louisville Boise State Nebraska LSU Oklahoma UTAH Others receiving votes: 27 USC 35 STANFORD 2014 PAC-12 FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offense Defense Special Team Sept. 1 Cody Kessler, USC Eric Kendricks, UCLA Kaelin Clay, UTAH Sept. 8 Marcus Mariota, ORE Leonard Williams, USC Andre Heidari, USC Sept. 15 Jerry Neuheisel, UCLA Shaq Thompson, WASH Ishmael Adams, UCLA Sept. 22 Cayleb Jones, ARIZ Gionni Paul, UTAH Andy Phillips, UTAH Sept. 29 Brett Hundley, UCLA Peter Kalambayi, STAN Ishmael Adams, UCLA Oct. 6 Connor Halliday, WSU Nate Orchard, UTAH Trevor Davis, CAL Oct. 13 Javorius Allen, USC Shaq Thompson, WASH Ty Montgomery, STAN Oct. 20 Cody Kessler, USC Damarious Randall, ASU Andy Phillips, UTAH Oct. 27 Marcus Mariota, ORE Scooby Wright III, ARIZ Adoreé Jackson, USC Nov. 3 Marcus Mariota, ORE Scooby Wright III, ARIZ Zane Gonzalez, ASU Nov. 10 Luke Falk, WSU Lloyd Carrington, ASU Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA Nov. 17 Nelson Agholor, USC Nate Orchard, UTAH Casey Skowron, ARIZ Nov. 24 Nick Wilson, ARIZ Eric Kendricks, UCLA Drew Riggleman, ARIZ Dec. 1 Cody Kessler, USC Scooby Wright III, ARIZ Tom Hackett, UTAH PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

7 TIME OF POSSESSION FOR OFFENSIVE SCORING DRIVES Scoring Possessions 0:01-0:59 1:00-1:59 2:00-2:59 3:00-3:59 4:00-4:59 5:00+ (4th qtr) ARIZ (2) ASU (0) CAL (0) COLO (0) ORE (3) OSU (1) STAN (3) UCLA (2) USC (3) UTAH (2) WASH (4) WSU (1) TOTAL (21) (15.5%) (20.3%) (26.4%) (18.2%) (10.4%) (9.2%) PAC-12 RECORD WATCH Team: Most Points Scored - Season Oregon, 2014 Team: Most Passes Attempted - Season Washington State, 2014 Team: Most Pass Completions - Season Washington State, 2014 Team: Most Passing Yards - Season 1. 5,732 Washington State, 2014 Team Offense - Most Plays in a Game Colorado at California, Arizona vs. California, USC vs. Fresno State, 2014 Most Yards Gained Passing, Both Teams 1,261 WSU (734) & CAL (527), 2014 (Combined: 123 attempts) Most Points Scored by a Losing Team 59 WSU vs. CAL (60), 2014 Single-Game Total Offense Connor Halliday, WSU vs. CAL, Luke Falk, WSU vs. ASU, Anu Solomon, ARIZ vs. CAL, Connor Halliday, WSU vs. Portland State, Jeff Van Raaphorst, ASU Vs. Florida State, 1984 Single-Game Passing Connor Halliday, WSU vs. CAL, Luke Falk, WSU vs. ASU, Connor Halliday, WSU at ORE, Connor Halliday, WSU vs. Portland State, Paul Justin, ASU vs. WSU, 1989 Two-Game Passing 1. 1,151 Connor Halliday, WSU (437 vs. UTAH, 734 vs. CAL, 2014) 2. 1,072 Luke Falk, WSU (471 at OSU, 601 at ASU, 2014) Mike Bercovici, ASU (488 vs. UCLA, 510 at USC, 2014) Jared Goff, CAL (449 vs. COLO, 527 at WSU, 2014) Most Touchdown Passes - Regulation Game 1. 7 Cody Kessler, USC vs. Colorado, Mike Pagel, Arizona State vs. Stanford, 1981 Single-Game Receptions Nelson Spruce, COLO at CAL, 2014 (2 OT) (179 yds) 19 Ron Fair, Arizona State vs. WSU, 1989 (277 yds) Robert Woods, USC vs. Minnesota, 2011 (177 yds) times; last Nelson Agholor, USC at CAL, 2014 (216 yds) Single-Season Receptions Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, 2013 (1,730 yds) Marqise Lee, USC, 2012 (1,721 yds) Robert Woods, USC, 2011 (1,292 yds) Vince Mayle, Washington State, 2014 (1,483 yds) 106 Nelson Spruce, Colorado, 2014 (1,198 yds) Nelson Agholor, USC, 2014 (1,313) Single-Game Kick Return for Touchdown t1. 2 Trevor Davis, CAL at WSU, 2014 (100 & 98 yds) 2 Reggie Dunn, UTAH vs. CAL, 2012 (100 & 100 yds) 2 Anthony Davis, USC vs. Notre Dame, 1972 (97 & 96 yds) Career Total Offense 1. 12,796 Sean Mannion, OSU, ,651 Marcus Mariota, Oregon, 2012-current 3. 12,214 Matt Barkley, USC, ,713 Brett Hundley, UCLA, 2012-current 5. 11,621 Carson Palmer, USC, Career Passing 1. 13,600 Sean Mannion, OSU, ,327 Matt Barkley, USC, * 3. 11,818 Carson Palmer, USC, ,304 Connor Halliday, WSU, ,249 Derek Anderson, OSU, Career Touchdown Passes Matt Barkley, USC, Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2012-current Matt Leinart, USC, Connor Halliday, WSU, Rudy Carpenter, ASU Andrew Walter, ASU, Sean Mannion, OSU, Single-Season Touchdowns Passes Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 Single-Season Touchdowns Responsible For Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 Career Touchdowns Responsible For Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2011-current Most Extra Points Attempted By Kicking Career: 193 Andre Hedari, USC, (181 made) Most Extra Points Made by Kicking Career: 187 Andre Hedari, USC, (187 attempts) PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

8 2015 PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (tentative) Thurs., Sept. 3 UTSA at ARIZONA Michigan at UTAH Sat., Sept. 5 ARIZONA STATE vs. Texas A&M (1) Arkansas State at USC Virginia at UCLA COLORADO at Hawai i Eastern Washington at OREGON Weber State at OREGON STATE WASHINGTON at Boise State Portland State at WASHINGTON STATE Grambling at CALIFORNIA STANFORD at Northwestern Sat., Sept. 12 ARIZONA at Nevada Cal Poly at ARIZONA STATE Idaho at USC UCLA at UNLV UMass at COLORADO Utah State at UTAH OREGON at Michigan State OREGON STATE at Michigan Sacramento State at WASHINGTON WASHINGTON STATE at Rutgers San Diego State at CALIFORNIA Central Florida at STANFORD Sat,. Sept. 19 Northern Arizona at ARIZONA New Mexico at ARIZONA STATE STANFORD at USC BYU at UCLA COLORADO vs. Colorado State (2) UTAH at Fresno State Georgia State at OREGON San Jose State at OREGON STATE Utah State at WASHINGTON Wyoming at WASHINGTON STATE CALIFORNIA at Texas Fri., Sept. 25 STANFORD at OREGON STATE Sat., Sept. 26 UCLA at ARIZONA USC at ARIZONA STATE Nicholls State at COLORADO UTAH at OREGON CALIFORNIA at WASHINGTON Sat., Oct. 3 ARIZONA at STANFORD ARIZONA STATE at UCLA OREGON at COLORADO WASHINGTON STATE at CALIFORNIA Thurs., Oct. 8 WASHINGTON at USC Sat., Oct. 10 OREGON STATE at ARIZONA COLORADO at ARIZONA STATE CALIFORNIA at UTAH WASHINGTON STATE at OREGON Thurs., Oct. 15 UCLA at STANFORD Sat., Oct. 17 ARIZONA at COLORADO ARIZONA STATE at UTAH USC at Notre Dame OREGON at WASHINGTON OREGON STATE at WASHINGTON STATE Thurs., Oct. 22 CALIFORNIA at UCLA Sat., Oct. 24 WASHINGTON STATE at ARIZONA UTAH at USC COLORADO at OREGON STATE WASHINGTON at STANFORD Thurs. Oct. 29 OREGON at ARIZONA STATE Sat., Oct. 31 ARIZONA at WASHINGTON USC at CALIFORNIA COLORADO at UCLA OREGON STATE at UTAH STANFORD at WASHINGTON STATE Sat., Nov. 7 ARIZONA at USC ARIZONA STATE at WASHINGTON STATE UCLA at OREGON STATE STANFORD at COLORADO UTAH at WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA at OREGON Fri., Nov. 13 USC at COLORADO Sat., Nov. 14 UTAH at ARIZONA WASHINGTON at ARIZONA STATE WASHINGTON STATE at UCLA OREGON at STANFORD OREGON STATE at CALIFORNIA Sat., Nov. 21 ARIZONA at ARIZONA STATE USC at OREGON UCLA at UTAH COLORADO at WASHINGTON STATE WASHINGTON at OREGON STATE CALIFORNIA at STANFORD Fri., Nov. 27 OREGON STATE at OREGON WASHINGTON STATE at WASHINGTON Sat., Nov. 28 ARIZONA STATE at CALIFORNIA UCLA at USC COLORADO at UTAH Notre Dame at STANFORD Fri., Dec. 4 or Sat., Dec. 5 Pac-12 Football Championship Game (3) (ESPN) (1) Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas (2) Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo. (3) Levi s Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif. PAC-12 BOWL ARRANGEMENTS The Pac-12 is in the first year of a six-year agreement with seven bowl partners that should provide the Conference with a competitive postseason bowl experience. The lineup is led by the Rose Bowl Game presented by Northwestern Mutual, which is the destination for the Pac-12 champion. In addition to the Rose Bowl, Pac-12 bowl partners include the Valero Alamo Bowl in San Antonio, the National University Holiday Bowl in San Diego, the San Francisco Bowl, the Hyundai Sun Bowl in El Paso, the Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl, and the Cactus Bowl in Tempe. In , the Rose Bowl Game is slotted as one of the College Football Playoff semifinal games. If no Pac-12 team was in the top four of the College Football Playoff poll following the 2014 season it would not have a team in the Rose Bowl. The displaced Pac-12 Champion and any other Pac-12 team ranked high enough would fill a berth in the other four bowls (Orange, Atlanta, Fiesta and Cotton Bowls). When the Rose Bowl does not host a semifinal game, the Pac-12 champion would play in the Rose Bowl unless it was ranked in the top four and would play in one of the semifinal games. The Pac-12 would back-fill the Rose Bowl game if the Pac-12 champion was in the top four and playing in one of the semifinal games. Bowl Game Site Opponent Date TV Rose presented by Northwestern Mutual Pasadena Big Ten Jan. 1 ESPN Valero Alamo San Antonio Big 12 Jan. 2 ESPN National University Holiday San Diego Big Ten Dec. 27 ESPN Foster Farms Santa Clara Big Ten Dec. 30 ESPN Hyundai Sun El Paso ACC Dec. 27 CBS Royal Purple Las Vegas Las Vegas MWC Dec. 20 ABC Cactus Tempe Big 12 Jan. 2 ESPN PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

9 PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD ARIZONA WILDCATS Overall: 10-4;.714 Pac-12: 7-2;.778; Pac-12 South: 3-2; UNLV (ESPN) W, Attendance: 50,103 4 at UTSA (FOX Sports 1) W, Attendance: 33, Nevada (P12N) W, Attendance: 48, California* W, Attendance: 45,595 5 at #2 Oregon* (ESPN) W, Attendance: 56, USC* L, Attendance: 56, at Washington State* W, Attendance: 32,952 1 at #25 UCLA* L, 7-17 Attendance: 80,246 8 Colorado* W, Attendance: 50, Washington* W, Attendance: 47, at #20 Utah* (FOX) W, Attendance: 45, #13 Arizona State* (FOX) W, Attendance: 56,083 DECEMBER 5 vs. #2 Oregon L, Attendance: 45, vs. #20 Boise State L, Attendance: 66,896 COLORADO BUFFALOES Overall: 2-10;.167 Pac-12: 0-9;.000; Pac-12 South: Colorado State^ L, Attendance: 63,363 6 at Massachusetts W, Attendance: 10, #16 Arizona State* (ESPNU) L, Attendance: 38, Hawaii W, Attendance: 39, at California* L, OT Attendance: 39,821 4 Oregon State* L, Attendace: 36, at #22 USC* L, Attendace: 74, #25 UCLA* L, OT Attendance: 37,442 1 Washington* L, Attendance: 35,633 8 at #17 Arizona* L, Attendance: 50, at #2 Oregon* L, Attendance: 55, #25 Utah* (P12N) L, Attendance: 39,155 ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS Overall: 10-3;.769 Pac-12: 6-3;.667; Pac-12 South: 3-2; Weber State (P12N) W, Attendance: 52,133 6 at New Mexico (CBSSN) W, Attendance: 25, at Colorado* (ESPNU) W, Attendance: 38, #11 UCLA* (FOX Sports 1) L, Attendance: 60,876 4 #16 USC* W, Attendance: 70, #23 Stanford* W, Attendance: 59, at Washington* W, Attendance: 64,666 1 #18 Utah* W, Attendance: 53,754 8 #10 Notre Dame W, Attendance: 65, at Oregon State* L, Attendance: 40, Washington State* (ESPN) W, Attendance: 51, at #11 Arizona* (FOX) L, Attendance: 56,083 DECEMBER 27 vs. Duke W, Attendance: 47,809 OREGON DUCKS Overall: 13-1;.929 Pac-12: 8-1;.889; Pac-12 North: 5-0; South Dakota (P12N) W, Attendance: 57,388 6 #7 Michigan State (FOX) W, Attendance: 59, Wyoming (P12N) W, Attendance: 56, at Washington State* W, Attendance: 32,952 2 Arizona* (ESPN) L, Attendance: 56, at #18 UCLA* W, Attendance: 80, Washington* W, Attendance: 57, at California*^ (FOX Sports 1) W, Attendance: 55,575 1 Stanford* W, Attendance: 58,794 8 at #20 Utah* W, Attendance: 47, Colorado* W, Attendance: 55, at Oregon State* (ABC) W, Attendance: 45,722 DECEMBER 5 vs. #7 Arizona W, Attendance: 45,618 JANUARY 1 vs. #3 Florida State W, Attendance: 45,618 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS Overall: 5-7;.417 Pac-12: 3-6;.333; Pac-12 North: 2-3; at Northwestern (ABC) W, Attendance: 34,228 6 Sacramento State (P12N) W, Attendace: 48, at Arizona* L, Attendance: 45, Colorado* W, OT Attendance: 39,821 4 at Washington State* W, Attendance: 30, Washington* L, 7-31 Attendance: 44, UCLA* L, Attendance: 49, #6 Oregon*^ (Fox Sports 1) L, Attendance: 55,575 1 at Oregon State* W, Attendance: 42, at USC* (ESPN) L, Attendance: 64, Stanford* L, Attendance: 56, BYU (P12N) L, Attendance: 47,856 OREGON STATE BEAVERS Overall: 5-7;.417 Pac-12: 2-7;.222; Pac-12 North: 0-5; Portland State (P12N) W, Attendance: 40,309 6 at Hawaii (CBSSN) W, Attendance: 29, San Diego State W, 28-7 Attendance: 42, at #18 USC* L, Attendance: 74,521 4 at Colorado* W, Attendace: 36, Utah*(FOX Sports 1) L, Attendace: 40, at Stanford* L, Attendance: 48,401 1 California* L, California leads, Washington State* L, Attendance: 44, #6 Arizona State* W, Attendance: 40, at Washington* L, Attendance: 65, #2 Oregon* (ABC) L, Attendance: 45,722 PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,

10 PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD STANFORD CARDINAL Overall: 8-5;.615 Pac-12: 5-4,.556; Pac-12 North: 4-1; UC Davis (P12N) W, 45-0 Attendance: 49,509 6 #14 USC* (ABC) L, Attendance: 50, Army (P12N) W, 35-0 Attendance: 49, at Washington* W, Attendance: 66,512 4 at #9 Notre Dame (NBC) L, Attendance: 80, Washington State* (ESPN) W, Attendance: 44, at #17 Arizona State* L, Attendance: 59, Oregon State* W, Attendance: 48,401 1 at #5 Oregon* (ESPN) L, Attendance: 58, #25 Utah* L, Attendance: 44, at California* W, Attendance: 56, at #8 UCLA* (ABC) W, Attendance: 70,658 DECEMBER 27 vs. Maryland W, Attendance: 34,780 UCLA BRUINS Overall: 10-3;.769 Pac-12: 6-3;.667; Pac-12 South: 4-1; at Virginia (ESPN) W, Attendance: 44,749 6 Memphis (P12N) W, Attendance: 72, vs. Texas^ (FOX) W, Attendance: 60, at #15 Arizona State* (FOX Sports 1) W, Attendance: 60,876 4 Utah* L, Attendance: 74, #12 Oregon* L, Attendance: 80, at California* W, Attendance: 49, at Colorado* W, OT Attendance: 37,442 1 #14 Arizona* W, 17-7 Attendance: 80,246 8 at Washington* W, Attendance: 65, #24 USC* (ABC) W, Attendance: 82, Stanford* (ABC) L, Attendance: 70,658 JANUARY 2 vs. #11 Kansas State W, Attendance: 60,517 USC TROJANS Overall: 9-4;.692 Pac-12: 6-3;.667; Pac-12 South: 2-3; Fresno State (FOX) W, Attendance: 76,037 6 at #13 Stanford* (ABC) W, Attendance: 50, at Boston College (ABC) L, Attendance: 41, Oregon State* W, Attendance: 74,521 4 Arizona State* L, Attendance: 70, at #10 Arizona* W, Attendance: 56, Colorado* W, Attendance: 74, at #19 Utah* L, Attendance: 47,619 1 at Washington State* W, Attendance: 25, California* (ESPN) W, Attendance: 64, at #11 UCLA* (ABC) L, Attendance: 82, Notre Dame W, Notre Dame leads, DECEMBER 27 vs. #25 Nebraska W, Attendance: 55,789 UTAH UTES Overall: 9-4;.692 Pac-12: 5-4;.556; Pac-12 South: 3-2; Idaho State (P12N) W, Attendance: 45,925 6 Fresno State (P12N) W, Attendance: 45, at Michigan W, Attendance: 103, Washington State* L, Attendance: 45,859 4 at # 8 UCLA* W, Attendance: 74, at Oregon State*(FOX Sports 1) W, Attendace: 40, #20 USC* W, Attendance: 47,619 1 at #15 Arizona State* L, Attendance: 53,754 8 #5 Oregon* L, Attendance: 47, at Stanford* W, Attendance: 44, #15 Arizona L, Attendance: 45, at Colorado* (P12N) W, Attendance: 39,155 DECEMBER 20 vs. Colorado State W, Attendance: 33,067 WASHINGTON HUSKIES Overall: 8-6;.571 Pac-12: 4-5;.444; Pac-12 North: 3-2; at Hawaii (CBSSN) W, Attendance: 36,411 6 Eastern Washington (P12N) W, Attendance: 62, Illinois (FOX) W, Attendance: 62, Georgia State W, Attendance: 64, Stanford* L, Attendance: 66, at California* W, 31-7 Attendance: 44, at #9 Oregon* L, Attendance: 44, Arizona State* L, Attendance: 64,666 1 at Colorado* W, Attendance: 35,633 8 #18 UCLA* L, Attendance: 65, at #17 Arizona* L, Attendance: 47, Oregon State* W, Attendance: 65, at Washington State* (FS1) W, Attendance: 32,952 JANUARY 2 vs. Oklahoma State L, Attendance: 35,409 WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS Overall: 3-9;.250 Pac-12: ; Pac-12 North: 1-4; vs. Rutgers^ (ESPNU) L, Attendance: 30,927 5 at Nevada (FOX Sports 1) L, Attendance: 26, Portland State (P12N) W, Attendance: 30, #2 Oregon L, Attendance: 41, at Utah W, Attendance: 45,859 4 California* L, Attendance: 30, at #25 Stanford* (ESPN) L, Attendance: 44, #15 Arizona* L, Attendance: 32,952 1 USC* L, Attendance: 25,012 8 at Oregon State* W, Attendance: 44, at #15 Arizona State* L,31-52 Attendance: 51, Washington* (FS1) L,13-31 Attendance: 32,952 PAC-12 FOOTBALL WEEKLY RELEASE // January 6,