LARRY SCOTT PAC-12 COMMISSIONER

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3 WELCOME! E Thank you for taking the time to learn more about the Pac-12 Conference. e e This past school year was the first of the Pac-12 s second century, and the studentathletes and coaches of our 12 universities e made it clear that they intend for this century to be as illustrious u as our first, winning a total of 13 NCAA Championships p in and pushing the Pac-12 over the 500-mark in all-time NCAA team championships. h As we move forward, rd the Pac-12 intends to continue to serve as a catalyst for our universities it brands growth and exposure, e for progress and forward thinking in college sports, and for sustained academic and athletic excellence across our campuses. LARRY SCOTT PAC-12 COMMISSIONER That balance of athletic and academic achievement has come to define the Pac- 12 as the Conference nc of Champions. Home to thousands of talented ed student- athletes and 12 storied institutions t of higher education, the Pac-12 has won far more NCAA Championships than any other conference while asserting domi- nance n in Olympic sports s on the international stage. As we celebrate e our tradition of success ce across all sports, as well as off the field, we also strive to modernize college athletics and ensure that it will continue to benefit all student-athletes, present and future. The most vital role of the conference is to make sure that its student-athletes have every possible si opportunity o to excel in their sport and otherwise. To that end, we are funding millions io of dollars in research e to improve student-athlete t health and well being, we have added student-athletes to the conference s formal governance structure, ur and we ve e rewritten e the rules around student-athlete te time de - mands to ensure that student-athletes th e have the time necessary to pursue all of their academic and extracurricular interests. The universities of the Pac-12 are centers of excellence, ell fueled by a perpetual et pursuit of research and discovery, and we as a conference e e seek ek to harness s that t pioneering spirit for the bene fit of student-athletes everywhere. Our vision remains rooted in the West Coast, but our appetite p for innovation has pushed us outside traditional geographic boundaries. Reflecting our universities global reach, the Pac-12 remains uniquely committed m to a global vision of col - lege sports. We re exporting our unique combination of elite higher education and best-in-class athletics around the world, while giving student-athletes the opportunity p yto enjoy new cultural experiences and important career r development. The Pac-12 is also proud to continue providing our student-athletes t with unprec- edented e d exposure on Pac-12 Networks. In addition io to telling the moving stories of our student-athletes and coaches, Pac-12 Networks pushes the limit of what a wholly-owned media company can do for our universities. From televising 850 live events, en to engaging g fans on innovative ve digital platforms, to providing athletic ti departments with sales, sponsorship, and analytics support, Pac-12 Networks provides our universities with incredible ib resources and flexibility in a new era of college e athletics. As you can see, e there are many exciting things happening p n on and off the field here in the Pac-12. Over the 101-year history of the conference, e e, our universi - ties have proven time and time again that they are uniquely committed to both championship-level h athletic success c and world-class s educational opportunities. p The academic year promises to once again produce magical moments on and off the field, captivate fans with championship performances, and develop young people p ready to take on the world. I hope you enjoy every er minute of it. Sincerely, Commissioner Larry Scott

4 PAC-12 SID QUICK REFERENCE ARIZONA 106 McKale Center» Tucson, AZ Office: (520) Jeremy Sharpe, Associate Athletic Matt Ensor, Associate Blair Willis, Associate Director Daniel Berk, Assistant Director (FB Asst.)... Adam Gonzales, Assistant Danny Martinez, Assistant ARIZONA STATE Carson Center, Room 131» Tempe, AZ Office: (480) Mark Brand, Assoc. AD/Media Relations (FB)... Doug Tammaro, Assistant Athletics Director... Steve Rodriguez, Associate Mollie Hanke, Assistant Director... Jeremy Hawkes, Assistant Director (FB Mark Jezek, Assistant Director... Cal Aboud, Assistant Mitch Terrell, Assistant Director... Elias Williams, Assistant Director... TBA CALIFORNIA 349 Haas Pavilion» Berkeley, CA Office: (510) Herb Benenson, Asst. Kyle McRae, Associate Director (FB)... M.C. Barrett, Assistant Dean Caparaz, Assistant Ben Enos, Assistant Akilah Laster, Assistant Anton Malko, Assistant Tim Miguel, Assistant Director (FB Jonathan Okanes, Assistant Director... Mara Rudolph, Assistant COLORADO 2150 Stadium Dr. #574» 357 UCB» Boulder, CO Office: (303) David Plati, Associate AD/Sports Information Jason Clay, Associate Director (co-fb)... Troy Andre, Associate Director... Linda Sprouse, Associate Andy Schlichting, Assistant Maggie Still, Assistant Ryan Megay, Grad. Assistant (FB Neill Woelk, CUBuffs.com Contributing editor... OREGON 2727 Leo Harris Parkway» Eugene, OR Office: (541) Jimmy Stanton, Senior Associate AD, Andy McNamara, Assistant AD (FB)... Greg Walker, Associate Todd Miles, Associate Joe Waltasti, Assistant Rob Moseley, Editor-in-Chief... Nate Krueger, Assistant Director... Nathan Bryant, Communications Assistant... TBA OREGON STATE Gill Coliseum 103» Corvallis, OR Office: (541) Steve Fenk, Assoc. A.D./Communications (FB)... Jason Amberg, Assistant Director... Trevor Cramer, Assistant Hank Hager, Assistant Director (FB Asst.)... Shawn Schoeffler, Assistant Director... Evan Hooper, Communications Jon Montoya, Communications Assistant... STANFORD Arrillaga Family Sports Center» Stanford, CA Office: (650) Brian Risso, Assistant Alan George, Director John Cantalupi, Assistant Eric Dolan, Assistant Director (FB Doug Drabik, Assistant Director... Kerry Howe, Assistant Director... David Kiefer, Assistant Director... Greg Marsh, Assistant Director... Mark Soltau, Assistant Director... Regina Verlengiere, Assistant Chris Gray, Digital Lead... Nick Sako, Communications UCLA Morgan Center» 325 Westwood Plaza Los Angeles, CA Office: (310) Shana Wilson, Sr. Associate AD/Communications... Liza David, Assistant AD/Communications... Steve Rourke, Associate Director (FB)... TBD, Associate Director (FB)... TBD Ryan Finney, Associate Director... Alex Timiraos, Associate Dan Gliot, Assistant Director... Andrew Sinatra, Assistant Director... James Ybiernas, Assistant Josh Guereque, Associate Director, Multimedia... Danny Harrington, Assoc. Dir., Digital Skye Tilson, Associate Director, Social USC Heritage Hall 103» Los Angeles, CA Office: (213) Tim Tessalone, Sports Information Director (FB)... Paul Goldberg, Senior Associate Director (FB Asst.)... Darcy Couch, Associate Director... Dave Tuttle, Associate Rachel Caton, Assistant Director... Katie Ryan, Assistant Director... Jeremy Wu, Assistant UTAH 1825 E. South Campus Dr.» Salt Lake City, UT Office: (801) Liz Abel, Senior Assoc. AD/Communications Dameon Myres, Associate Drew Wiseman, Associate Brooke Frederickson, Associate Director (FB Jordie Lindley, Assistant Director... Mike Lageschulte, Special Lynde Hoopes, Admin. Assitant... WASHINGTON 202 Graves Bldg., Box » Seattle, WA Office: (206) Carter Henderson, Associate Athletics Director... Jeff Bechthold, Director of Communications Brian Tom, Associate Director (FB Asst.)... Traci Bode, Assistant Director... Mike Bruscas, Assistant Director... Ashley Walker, Assistant Director... Kimberlie Haner, Communications Assistant... Chris Hein, Director of Digital Shelby Newton, Assistant Director, Digital Communications. Conor Hamill, Digital Communications WASHINGTON STATE Bohler Athletic Complex 195» Pullman, WA Office: (509) 335-COUG Bill Stevens, Associate AD/Communications Linda Chalich, Assistant Director... Jessica Holmes, Assistant Director... Bobby Alworth, Assistant Director (FB Asst.)... Ben Laskey, Assistant PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

5 PAC-12 CONFERENCE PAC-12 CONFERENCE 360 3rd Street, 3rd Floor San Francisco, CA Office: (415) Commissioner: Lawrence G. Scott Deputy Commissioner/Chief Operating Officer: Jamie Zaninovich General Counsel, Senior Vice President of Business Affairs: Woodie Dixon (Football Administration) Chief Marketing Officer: Danette Leighton Chief Financial Officer: Laura Hazlett Chief of Staff: Erik Hardenbergh Senior Associate Commissioner/Senior Woman Administrator: Gloria Nevarez Associate Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement: Ron Barker Associate Commissioner, Sports Managment: Chris Dawson Associate Commissioner, Sports Management and Championships: Chris Grant Associate Commissioner, Television: Duane Lindberg Associate Commissioner, Compliance: Erik Price Associate Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement: Tammy Newman Vice President, Officiating: David Coleman Vice President, Communications: David Hirsch Vice President, Operations: Will Hunter Vice President, Human Resources: Anna Roberts Vice President, Marketing: Heather Vaughan Vice President, Public Affairs: Andrew Walker Assistant Commissioner, Communications: Natalia Ciccone Assistant Commissioner, Compliance: Chris Merino Assistant Commissioner, Sports Management and Championships: Cheryl Wong Director, Communications: Jesse Hooker Director, Business Operations: Taylor Lien Director, Marketing: Noveen Moinpour Director, Video Operations: Mike Ortiz Controller: Shannon Ward Senior Manager, Ticket Sales: TBD Senior Manager, International: Carrie Xu Executive Assistant to the Commissioner: In Ja Halcomb Manager, Operations: Dave Lucero Graphic Designer: Theo Mendoza Assistant Director, Business & Finance: Lina Diaz Assistant Director, Sports Management and Championships: Sean Harris Specialist, Public Affairs: Liz Beadle Coordinator, Officiating & Sports Management: Jamie Alfieri Coordinator, Video Operations: Michael Brady Administrative Fellow: Faith Morrison Communications Fellows: Molly Babcock, Heather Ward Senior Administrative Assistant: Wendy Heredia Administrative Assistants: Meghan Cesnik, Kina Tua COMMUNICATIONS STAFF Vice President, Communications (Football Contact): David Assistant Commissioner, Communications: Natalia Director, Communications: Jesse Hooker.... Senior Administrative Assistant, Communications: Wendy Communications Fellow: Molly Babcock (Football Communications Fellow: Heather North Division California: Oregon Oregon State: Stanford: Washington: Washington State: PRESS BOX NUMBERS South Division Arizona: /2803 Arizona State: Colorado: /3209 UCLA: USC: Utah: /8210 CREDITS: The 2017 Pac-12 Conference Football Media Guide has been produced by the Pac-12 Communications Department. Written by Dave Hirsch. Layout by Natalia Ciccone. Contributions from Jim Muldoon, Natalia Ciccone, Wendy Heredia and SID offices of Pac-12 institutions. Prepared entirely in-house with desktop publishing applications. Cover and template design by Theo Mendoza. Photos provided by Pac-12 institutions (contact institution for credit). This guide is available online at TABLE OF CONTENTS The 2017 Season 2-9 Pac-12 SID Quick Reference... 2 Pac-12 Conference Staff/Table of Contents... 3 The Pac-12 Conference Pac-12 Championship Schedule Pac-12 Notebook Composite Schedule Television Schedule... 9 The Teams Arizona Wildcats Arizona State Sun Devils California Golden Bears Colorado Buffalos Oregon Ducks Oregon State Beavers Stanford Cardinal UCLA Bruins USC Trojans Utah Utes Washington Huskies Washington State Cougars Review Standings Pac-12 FCG Recap/Bowl Results Pac-12 Honors Team Stats Leaders Individual Stats Leaders Pac-12 NCAA Stats Leaders Individual and Team Game Highs Records Pac-12 Individual Records Pac-12 Team Records Top Performances Long Plays ,750-Yard Passers ,000-Yard Rushers Annual Individual Stats Champions Annual Team Stats Champions All-Time Attendance...80 Pac-12 Winningest Coaches...81 History All-Time Records & Standings...82 Yearly Non-Conference Record...82 Team-by-Team Series Records...83 Overtime Games...83 All-Time Year-By-Year Standings Yearly Conference Finishes National Poll Champions...93 Final Polls (AP/Coaches/BCS/CFP) Honors College Football Hall of Fame Pac-12 Heisman Trophy Winners Pac-12 in the Heisman Voting National Award Winners Pop Warner/Morris Trophy Consensus All-Americans Academic Honors Pac-12 Players of the Year Pac-12 & National Coaches of the Year All-Conference Teams Bowl Games Pac-12 Championship Game Pac-12 Championship Game Records Pac-12 Bowl Arrangements The Rose Bowl The Bowl Championship Series Bowl Schedule Pac-12 Bowl Results By Year Pac-12 Bowl Results By Team Individual Bowl Game Records Team Bowl Game Records Pac-12 Conference Commissioner Larry Scott Director s Cup & Medal Winners Pac-12 Staff NCAA Championships Pac-12 Championships PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 3

6 PAC-12 CONFERENCE BUILT ON A FIRM FOUNDATION of academic excellence and superior athletic performance, the Pac-12 Conference renewed its undisputed claim as the Conference of Champions in , becoming the first conference to win 500 NCAA Championships. Beyond the court s and fields, the Pac-12 s accomplishments extend into the classrooms across 12 campuses, and outside its traditional geographic footprint into new corners around the world. En route to becoming the first conference to win 500 NCAA Championships, the Pac-12 led the nation in with 13 NCAA crowns. This haul adds to the an incredible 158 NCAA team titles since and 300 since , the start of women s sports sponsorship, an average of over nine per year. Even more impressive has been the breadth of the Pac-12 s success with championships coming in 29 different men s and women s sports. The Pac-12 has led or tied the nation in NCAA Championships in 51 of the last 57 years, the only exceptions being in , , and when the Conference finished second, and only twice finished third in and For the 12th-consecutive year, the Pac-12 had the most or tied for the most NCAA titles of any conference in the country, winning at least six every year since No other conference has won doubledigit NCAA crowns in a single year, the Pac-12 doing so nine times, including a record 14 in Spanning over a century of outstanding athletics achievements, The Pac-12 has claimed 501 NCAA Championships (297 men s, 174 women s, 30 combined), nearly 200 more than the next league. It was also the first to win 400 championships then surpassed 450 when Colorado and Utah joined the league in Pac-12 members have won 297 NCAA team championships on the men s side, 74 more than the next-closest conference. Men s NCAA crowns have come at a phenomenal rate for the Pac basketball titles by six schools, 54 tennis titles, 47 outdoor track & field crowns, and 28 baseball titles. Pac-12 members have won 25 of 47 NCAA titles in volleyball, 43 of 48 in water polo, 30 in skiing, and 24 in swimming & diving national championships. Individually, the Conference has produced an impressive number of NCAA individual champions. Over 2,000 (2,292) individual crowns have been won by Pac-12 student-athletes over the years with 1,358 by male student-athletes. Student-athletes have also captured 185 individual titles at combined championships (ie., skiing and fencing). On the women s side, the story is much the same. Since the NCAA began conducting women s championships 36 years ago, Pac- 12 members have claimed at least four national titles in a single season on 26 occasions, including a current streak of 17-consecutive years, dating back to Overall, the Pac-12 has captured 174 NCAA women s titles, easily outdistancing the SEC, which is second with 100. Pac-12 members have dominated a number of sports, winning 23 softball titles, 23 tennis crowns, 15 volleyball titles, 18 of the last 28 trophies in golf, and 15 in swimming & diving. Pac-12 women student-athletes shine nationally on an individual basis, as well, having captured an unmatched 749 NCAA individual crowns, an average of over 20 championships per season, including 30 in The Pac-12 s excellence is further proven in the annual Division I Learfield Sports Directors Cup competition, the prestigious award that honors the best overall collegiate athletics programs in the country. STANFORD won an unprecedented 23rd-consecutive Directors Cup in to lead the Conference. Five Pac-12 member institutions ranked among the top-15 Division I programs, and a remarkable six institutions were in the top 20: No. 1 STANFORD, No. 3 USC, No. 8 OREGON, No. 9 UCLA, No. 12 CALIFORNIA and No. 20 WASHING- TON. At least five member institutions have been ranked in the top 20 in all but one year of the Director s Cup program, with seven appearing in the top 20 on five different occasions (1998, 2001, 2003, 2005 and 2006) REVIEW The Conference s 13 NCAA titles came in the form of a record 10 women s crowns, two men s and one combined (skiing - UTAH). Seven members claimed at least one NCAA title and, of the six institutions in the country to have won multiples titles, three were from the Pac-12. STANFORD was one of just two schools in the nation to claim four championships. The Cardinal extended its streak of winning an NCAA title to 41 years, holding up the national championship trophy in men s soccer, women s swimming and diving, women s water polo, and women s volleyball. The OREGON women made history completing the first-ever Triple Crown, winning women s national titles in cross country and both indoor and outdoor track and field. USC also took home a pair of championships winning women s soccer and its second-straight beach volleyball title. ARIZONA STATE won a record eighth NCAA women s golf title, CALIFORNIA won its 14th men s water polo national championship, defeating the Trojans in overtime, while UTAH won its first skiing crown since 2003, and WASHINGTON also made history en route to claiming its fourth NCAA title in women s rowing, the first program in the 21-year history of the NCAA Rowing Championship to sweep all three grand finals. In addition to the 13 national championships, the Pac-12 also had runners-up in nine NCAA Championship events: men s cross country (STANFORD), men s water polo (USC), skiing (COLORADO), men s swimming and diving (CALIFORNIA), women s swimming and diving (CALIFORNIA), men s golf (OREGON), rowing (CALIFORNIA), women s tennis (STANFORD) and women s water polo (UCLA). Overall, the Conference had 38 teams finish in the top four at 24 NCAA Championship events, including at least three teams in the top four in women s golf, and men s and women s water polo. Participation in the postseason was a common occurrence for the Pac-12 in Of the 23 sports sponsored by the Conference, 21 witnessed at least half its teams participating in NCAA or other postseason action. The men sent 64 of a possible 100 teams into the postseason (64.0 percent), while the women sent 88 of a possible 126 teams (69.8 percent). Six Pac-12 football teams earned bowl bids, producing a 3-3 record. Pac-12 Champion WASHINGTON provided the Conference with a College Football Playoff semifinalist for the second time in three years. The Huskies won their first-ever Pac-12 Football Championship Game, defeating South Champion COLORADO, 41-10, at Levi s Stadium. USC had a dramatic victory over Penn State in the Rose Bowl giving the Pac-12 eight of the last 10 Rose Bowl victories in which it was pitted against the Big Ten. UTAH edged Indiana in the Foster Farms Bowl, STANFORD got a big defensive stop on North Carolina s attempt at a two-point conversion with 0:25 remaining in the game and pulled out a victory in the Hyundai Sun Bowl. After posting the first 10-win season since 2001, Colorado made its first bowl appearance in nine seasons at the Alamo Bowl. WASHING- TON STATE participated in the third-lowest scoring game in Holiday Bowl history but fell, Four Pac-12 men s basketball teams earned postseason bids, including regular-season co-champions ARIZONA and OREGON. Pac- 12 teams went 10-4 in the NCAA Tournament, buoyed by the Ducks run to the NCAA Final Four, their first since It also marked the fourth-consecutive year a league team has advanced to the Elite Eight, the only conference in the country to accomplish the feat. Joining the Wildcats and the Ducks in the Big Dance were UCLA and USC. CALI- FORNIA, COLORADO and UTAH participated in the postseason in the NIT. For the first time in the Conference s 101-season history, three teams had at least 30 wins, and had four 25-win teams for just the second time ever. Three teams finished ranked in the top 10 in the Associated Press and USA Today/ESPN Coaches Poll, the Ducks earning a No. 3 final ranking and the Wildcats a No. 4 rating by the coaches. The Bruins were ninth in that poll PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

7 CONFERENCE OF CHAMPIONS Pac-12 women s basketball continued to reestablish itself as a premier league in the sport. After sending two teams to the Women s Final Four in 2016 for the first time ever, it set the stage for another record-breaking season which saw a record seven teams earn NCAA Tournament berths and an additional three received WNIT bids. OR- EGON STATE won its second-consecutive Pac-12 regular-season title, but STANFORD emerged at the end of the season as the tournament champion in KeyArena in Seattle, then made its 13th all-time trip to the NCAA Women s Final Four. Cardinal Naismith Hall of Fame coach Tara VanDerveer cemented herself as one of the greats in NCAA men s and women s history, logging her 1,000th-career win and WASHING- TON s Kelsey Plum shattered the NCAA single-scoring record and was the unanimous national player of the year en route to becoming the alltime women s scoring record in NCAA history. The league had a record 15 NCAA Tournament wins, placing two teams in the Elite Eight for the second-straight year. The Pac-12 was also the best-represented conference in the Sweet Sixteen after a league-record five teams advanced. Four teams appeared in the final Associated Press poll, tying for the most ever for the Conference. Five earned rankings in the USA Today/WBCA poll for the second-straight year with Stanford leading the way at No. 4. STANFORD won its NCAA-record-tying seventh women s volleyball national title with four freshmen in the starting lineup. WASHING- TON was the Conference s regular-season champion for the secondstraight year and third time in four years. Eight Pac-12 teams earned NCAA berths, including ARIZONA, OREGON, UCLA, USC, UTAH and WASHINGTON STATE, along with the Cardinal and Huskies. It marked the 17th-consecutive year the league has received at least six bids. The Pac-12 has dominated the sport of women s volleyball, winning a record 15 NCAA volleyball titles since OREGON STATE represented Pac-12 baseball in the NCAA College World Series after winning the Pac-12 regular-season crown which marked the program s third title in the last five years. The Beavers were awarded the No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, but came up short of the championship series despite recording just the fifth.900+ winning season in NCAA history. OSU was joined by Arizona, Stanford and UCLA in the postseason. The Pac-12 has, by far, won the most baseball national titles of any conference in the country, claiming 28 titles dating back to The Pac-12 Conference has historically dominated the sport of softball where league teams have claimed 23 NCAA titles in the 36- year history of the championship. Pac-12 teams captured an unprecedented nine in a row from , then most recently claimed six-straight from Ten teams participated in the tournament in 2017, marking the 21st-straight season the Pac-12 has had five or more teams advance to the postseason, and has had at least three berths every year since the league began sponsoring the sport in OREGON, UCLA and WASHINGTON advanced to the Women s College World Series. ARIZONA claimed its 11th all-time Pac-12 regular-season title and first since PAC-12 CONFERENCE HISTORY The roots of the Pac-12 Conference date back more than 100 years, to December 2, 1915, when the Pacific Coast Conference (PCC) was founded at a meeting at the Imperial Hotel in Portland, Ore. The original membership consisted of four schools - the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Washington, the University of Oregon, and Oregon Agricultural College (now Oregon State University). All four are still charter members of the Conference. Pacific Coast Conference play began in 1916 and, one year later, Washington State College (now Washington State University) was accepted into the league, with Stanford University following in In 1922, the PCC expanded to eight teams with the admission of the University of Southern California (USC) and the University of Idaho. In 1924, the University of Montana joined the league roster and in 1928, the PCC grew to 10 members with the addition of UCLA. The Pacific Coast Conference competed as a 10-member league until 1950, with the exception of when World War II curtailed intercollegiate athletic competition to a minimum. During that time, the league s first commissioner was named. Edwin N. Atherton was Commissioner in 1940 and was succeeded by Victor O. Schmidt in In 1950, Montana resigned from the Conference and the PCC continued as a nine-team Conference through In 1959, the PCC was dissolved and the Athletic Association of Western Universities (AAWU) was formed with Thomas J. Hamilton was appointed Commissioner of the new league. The original AAWU membership included California, Stanford, USC, UCLA, and Washington. Washington State joined the membership in 1962, while Oregon and Oregon State joined in Under Hamilton s watch, the name Pacific-8 Conference was adopted in In 1971, Wiles Hallock took over as Commissioner of the Pac-8. Ten years later, on July 1, 1978, the University of Arizona and Arizona State University were admitted to the league and the Pacific-10 Conference became a reality. In , the league took on a new look, expanding to include 10 women s sports. Since then, the Conference has been considered the premier league in women s athletics, securing the most NCAA titles in women s sports of any conference nearly every year. Thomas C. Hansen was named the Commissioner of the Pac-10 in 1983, a role he would hold for 26 years until 2009, when he was succeeded by current Commissioner Larry Scott. The University of Colorado accepted its invitation to join the Pac-12 on June 11, 2010, and on June 17, 2010, the University of Utah agreed to join the Conference. The Buffaloes and Utes officially became the 11th and 12th members of the Conference on July 1, 2011, the first additions to the league since It was during the academic year that Scott helped deliver monumental changes that transformed the Conference into a modern 12-team league. In addition to expanding to 12 teams, member institutions agreed to equal revenue sharing for the first time in the Conference s history, created two football divisions - the North and the South, and established a Football Championship Game for the first time. He also secured landmark media rights deals with ESPN and FOX that dramatically increased national exposure and revenue for each school, in addition to establishing Pac-12 Networks which guaranteed enhanced exposure across all sports. Currently, the Pac-12 sponsors 11 men s sports and 13 women s sports, with women s lacrosse a new addition for the academic year and beach volleyball having been added in Additionally, the Conference is a member of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF) in four other men s sports and two women s sports. The Pac-12 Conference offices are located in the heart of San Francisco in the SOMA district PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 5

8 PAC-12 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS - DATES & SITES BASEBALL - Champion determined by three-game series round-robin play BASKETBALL (M) at T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas, Nev. Wednesday-Saturday, March 7-10, 2018» Host: Pac-12 Conference BASKETBALL (W) at KeyArena, Seattle, Wash. Thursday-Sunday, March 1-4, 2018» Host: Pac-12 Conference BEACH VOLLEYBALL (W) at Stanford Beach Volleyball Stadium, Stanford, Calif. Thursday-Sunday, April 26-29, 2018» Host: Stanford CROSS COUNTRY (M&W) at Springfield Country Club, Eugene, Ore. Friday, October 27, 2017» Host: Oregon DIVING (M&W) at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash. Wednesday-Saturday, February 21-24, 2018» Host: Pac-12 Conference FOOTBALL at Levi s Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif. Friday, December 1, 2017» Host: Pac-12 Conference GOLF (M) at Rolling Hills Country Club, Los Angeles, Calif. Monday-Wednesday, April 23-25, 2018» Host: USC GOLF (W) at Broadmoor Golf Club, Seattle, Wash. Sunday-Tuesday, April 22-24, 2018» Host: Washington GYMNASTICS (W) at McKale Center, Tucson, Ariz. Saturday, March 24, 2018» Host: Arizona Monica Vaughan, Arizona State 2017 NCAA Women s Golf Champion LACROSSE (W) at Kittredge Field, Boulder, Colo. Thursday-Sunday, April 25-29, 2018» Host: Colorado ROWING (M&W) at Sacramento State Aquatics Center, Gold River, Calif. Sunday, May 13, 2018» Host: Pac-12 Conference SOCCER (M) - Champion determined by double round-robin play. SOCCER (W) - Champion determined by single round-robin play. SOFTBALL - Champion determined by three-game series round-robin play. SWIMMING (M) at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash. Wednesday-Saturday, Feb. 28-March 3, 2018» Host: Pac-12 Conference SWIMMING (W) at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash. Wednesday-Saturday, February 21-24, 2018» Host: Pac-12 Conference TENNIS (M&W) at Ojai Valley Athletic Club/Libbey Park, Ojai, Calif. Tuesday-Sunday, April 25-29, 2018» Host: Pac-12 Conference TRACK & FIELD (M&W) at Cobb Track and Angell Field, Stanford, Calif. Multi-events: Saturday-Sunday, May 5-6, 2018» Host: Stanford Championship: Saturday-Sunday, May 12-13, 2018» Host: Stanford VOLLEYBALL (W) - Champion determined by best 20-match conference record. WRESTLING at Gill Coliseum, Corvallis, Ore. Saturday or Sunday, February 24 or 25, 2018» Host: Oregon State Edward Cheserek, Oregon Four-time Pac-12 Cross Country Champion, three-time NCAA Cross Country Champion PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

9 PAC-12 FOOTBALL PREVIEW THE RETURNEES: A total of 177 starters, who started at least half of his team s games or a majority of games at a specific position, return to Pac-12 football squads in That s out of a possible 288 (including placekickers and punters) for an average of 14.8 starters returning per team. WASHINGTON STATE returns the most with 18 starters, followed by OREGON with 17, and ARIZONA and STANFORD with 16 returning starters each. UTAH returns the fewest starters with 10. Here are the numbers: Returning Starters Off Def PK/P Total Washington State Oregon Arizona Stanford California Oregon State UCLA Washington Colorado USC Arizona State Utah Total Average THE HEADLINERS: Among those 177 returning starters are a number of headliners, including a total of seven first-team and 14 second-team All-Pac-12 performers. Ten of the 12 squads return at least six starters on defense, and nine squads return at least six starters on offense. Returning are the reigning Offensive Player of the Year in Washington junior quarterback Jake Browning, as well as the Freshman Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year in USC quarterback Sam Darnold and Washington defensive back Taylor Rapp (Pac-12 FCG Most Outstanding Player). First team allconference performers returning are Washington teammates Browning, junior running back Myles Gaskin, junior offensive lineman Trey Adams and senior linebacker Azeem Victor. Additional returning first team performers include UCLA senior offensive lineman Scott Quessenberry, Utah junior punter Mitch Wishnowsky (Ray Guy Award winner) and Colorado senior special teams player Ryan Moeller. OFFENSES LED BY TALENTED QUARTERBACKS: Not only do WASHING- TON s Jake Browning (first team all-conference) and WASHINGTON STATE s Luke Falk (second team all-conference) return to lead their respective squads, but eight other teams return their starting signal-callers from An 11th, COLORADO s Steven Montez, had three starts for an injured Sefo Liufau and became the first Colorado player to pass for 300 yards and rush for 100 yards in the same game (and it was in his first career start). Returning starting quarterbacks combined to throw for 26,245 yards and 203 touchdowns last season. Browning threw for 3,340 passing yards and tied a Pac-12 record with 43 touchdown passes. Falk, who threw for 4,468 yards and 38 touchdown passes, needs 141 completions and 2,712 passing yardage and 28 touchdown passes to set Conference career marks in those categories. USC sophomore Sam Darnold, the Pac-12 Freshman Offensive Player of the Year, threw for 3,086 yards, a school freshman record 31 TDs, and added 250 rushing yards. Oregon s Justin Herbert had an impressive freshman season with 1,916 passing yards/19 TDs and 161 rushing yards in just nine games. A couple of other quarterbacks didn t hesitate to tuck it and run as Arizona junior Brandon Dawkins rushed for 944 yards (7.2 avg/10 TDs), which was the fifth-best single-game average (94.4 ypg) by an FBS quarterback. Utah senior Troy Williams and Arizona State junior Manny Wilkins were both deft on their feet as members of the 2,000 passing yards/200 rushing yards club. Williams threw for 2,757 yards/15 TDs and tallied 235 rushing yards/5 TDs, while Wilkins threw for 2,329 yards/12 TDs and posted for 246 rushing yards/5 TDs. UCLA will look to the return of a healthy junior Josh Rosen who missed half the 2016 season due to injury. Through 19 games, Rosen sits sixth on UCLA s career list for passing yardage (5,583), total offense (5,527) and completions (429). KEEPING IT GROUNDED: With Pac-12 offenses going to the air often, the ground attack around the league has been a hidden facet of the league s productive offenses. While the Pac-12 loses its leading rusher and first round NFL draft pick Christian McCaffrey, the league does return a trio of 1,000-yard ground gainers in Washington junior Myles Gaskin (1,373 yards/5.8 avg/10 TDs), Colorado senior Phillip Lindsay (1,252 yards/5.1 avg/16 TDs) and USC junior Ronald Jones II (1,082 yards/6.1 avg/12 TDs). Several other runners approached the four figure mark last season and are primed to carry the load for their teams this coming season. Oregon State sophomore Ryan Nall (951 yards/6.5 avg/13 TDs), Oregon senior Royce Freeman (945 yards/5.6 avg/9 TDs, 4,146 career rushing yards/44 career TDs), Stanford junior Bryce Love (783 yards/7.1 avg/3 TDs), Oregon sophomore Tony Brooks-James (771 yards/7.6 avg/9 TDs) and Washington senior Lavon Coleman (852 yards/7.5 avg/7 TDs) are expected to boost their respective team s ground game. ARIZONA STATE seniors Demario Richard (593 yards) and Kalen Ballage (536 yards/469 receiving yards) combined for 1,129 rushing yards. Ballage accounted for 14 rushing TDs, including an FBS record seven in one game (vs. Texas Tech). California senior Tre Watson picked up 709 rushing yards (5.0 avg/4 TDs) for an offense that moved the ball mainly through the air. Washington State relied on a trio of running backs to carry the ball. The Cougars leaned on sophomore James Williams (584/5.7 avg/6 TDs), senior Jamal Morrow (575 yards/6.4 avg/5 TDs) and senior Gerard Wicks (475 yards/5.4 avg/11 TDs) pound the ground for a combined 1,634 rushing yards (5.8 avg/22 TDs). That trio also accounted for 124 receptions for 1,010 yards (8.1 avg/7 TDs). THROW YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR: Three of the Pac-12 s top receivers were NFL draft picks, four others exhausted their eligibility. But the cupboard is not bare with several big time playmakers ready to step up. California sophomore Demetrius Robertson (63.9 yards per game/7 TDs), Colorado senior Shay Fields (63.1 yards per game/9 TDs), UCLA senior Darren Andrews (59.1 yards per game/4 TDs), and Washington senior Dante Pettis (58.7 yards per game/15 TDs) were among last season s top 11 in receiving yards per game. Colorado senior Devin Ross (69 rec/787 yards/5 TDs), Washington State junior Tavares Martin Jr. (64 rec/728 yards/7 TDs), Arizona State sophomore N Keal Harry (58 rec/659 yards/5 TDs), and Oregon senior Charles Nelson (52 rec/554 yards/5 TDs) were among the league leaders in receptions per game. THE DEFENSE DOES NOT REST: One would think that with the plethora of talented quarterbacks in the league posting stellar passing numbers, the Conference s defensive backs were exploited. That was not the case in the Pac-12 as witnessed through the NFL draft where all four first team and all four second team All-Conference defensive backs were NFL draft picks. In fact, 13 of the 36 Pac-12 players drafted were defensive backs. Overall, 21 of the 36 were from the defensive side of the ball. The Pac-12 secondaries may have been depleted of star power, but there s plenty of depth returning on defense. Despite facing the Pac-12 s potent offenses last season, six Pac-12 teams were ranked among the FBS Top 50 for total defense - Washington, Colorado, USC, Stanford, UCLA and Utah each allowed less the yards per game. Washington s Azeem Victor is the league s only returning first team all-conference selection, but will be joined by the talented group of second teamers that include Husky teammates Vita Vea (DL) and Keishawn Bierra (LB), as well as Washington State s Hercules Mata-afa (DL), USC s Cameron Smith (LB), UCLA s Kenny Young (LB) and Arizona State s JoJo Wicker (DL) and Koron Crump (LB). Four of the Pac-12 s top tacklers from a year ago return - Oregon sophomore LB Troy Dye (91/8.3 avg), Oregon State LB Manase Hungalu (83/7.5 avg), UCLA LB Kenny Young (90/7.5 avg) and Washington State LB Peyton Pelluer (93/7.2 avg). The next wave of talented defensive backs in the Pac-12 include Washington sophomore Taylor Rapp, Utah junior Chase Hansen, Oregon State sophomore Xavier Crawford, USC junior Iman Marshall and Stanford junior Quenton Meeks. GIVING IT THE BOOT: The kicking game will have plenty of holes to fill with four of the league s top six kickers having exhausted their eligibility, including Arizona State s Zane Gonzalez who set the Pac-12 career scoring mark (494 career points). CALIFORNIA senior Matt Anderson returns as the league s most efficient kicker as he connected on 51-of-51 PATs and hit 22 of his 26 field goal attempts to pace the Pac-12 in scoring (117 points/9.8 ppg), while OREGON senior Aiden Schneider looks to return to his sophomore form that saw him connect on 22-of-24 field goal attempts and was a perfect 67-of-67 on PATs for a league-best 133 points. While new placekickers will emerge this season, the league is stocked with quality punters led by a quartet of juniors in UTAH s Mitch Wishnowsky (47.7 avg), CALIFORNIA s Dylan Klumph (44.8 avg), STANFORD s Jake Bailey (43.9 avg) and ARIZONA s Josh Pollock (42.2 avg). Wishnowsky earned unanimous All-America honors and was tabbed the Ray Guy Award winner as the nation s top punter PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 7

10 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU AUG. 26 SAT., 8/26 at Colorado State SAT., 8/26 vs. Rice (Sydney) AUG. 31 SEPT. 1/2/3 SAT., 9/2 Northern Arizona THUR., 8/31 New Mexico State SAT., 9/2 at North Carolina FRI., 9/1 vs. Colorado State SAT., 9/2 Southern Utah SAT., 9/2 Portland State SUN., 9/3 Texas A&M SAT., 9/2 Western Michigan THU., 8/31 North Dakota FRI., 9/1 at Rutgers SAT., 9/2 Montana State SEPT. 9 SAT., 9/9 Houston SAT., 9/9 San Diego State SAT., 9/9 Weber State SAT., 9/9 Texas State SAT., 9/9 Nebraska SAT., 9/9 Minnesota SAT., 9/9 at USC SAT., 9/9 Hawai i SAT., 9/9 STAN SAT., 9/9 at BYU SAT., 9/9 Montana SAT., 9/9 Boise State SEPT. 15/16 FRI., 9/15 at UTEP SAT., 9/16 at Texas Tech SAT., 9/16 Ole Miss SAT., 9/16 Northern Colorado SAT., 9/16 at Wyoming SAT., 9/16 at WSU SAT., 9/16 at San Diego State SAT., 9/16 at Memphis SAT., 9/16 Texas SAT., 9/16 San Jose State SAT., 9/16 Fresno State SAT., 9/16 OSU SEPT. 22/23 FRI., 9/22 UTAH SAT., 9/23 ORE SAT., 9/23 USC SAT., 9/23 WASH SAT., 9/23 at ASU SAT., 9/23 UCLA SAT., 9/23 at STAN SAT., 9/23 at CAL FRI., 9/22 at ARIZ SAT., 9/23 at COLO SAT., 9/23 Nevada SEPT. 29/30 SAT., 9/30 at STAN SAT., 9/30 at ORE SAT., 9/30 at UCLA SAT., 9/30 CAL SAT., 9/30 WASH SAT., 9/30 ASU SAT., 9/30 COLO FRI., 9/29 at WSU SAT., 9/30 at OSU FRI., 9/29 USC OCT. 7 SAT., 10/7 at COLO SAT., 10/7 at WASH SAT., 10/7 ARIZ SAT, 10/7 WSU SAT., 10/7 at USC SAT., 10/7 at UTAH SAT., 10/7 OSU SAT., 10/7 STAN SAT., 10/7 CAL SAT., 10/7 at ORE OCT. 13/14 SAT., 10/14 UCLA SAT., 10/14 WASH FRI., 10/13 WSU SAT., 10/14 at OSU SAT., 10/14 at STAN SAT., 10/14 COLO SAT., 10/14 ORE SAT., 10/14 at ARIZ SAT., 10/14 UTAH SAT., 11/14 at USC SAT., 11/14 at ASU FRI., 10/13 at CAL OCT. 21 SAT., 10/21 at CAL SAT., 10/21 at UTAH SAT., 10/21 ARIZ SAT., 10/21 at WSU SAT., 10/21 at UCLA SAT., 10/21 ORE SAT., 10/21 at Notre Dame SAT., 10/21 ASU SAT., 10/21 COLO OCT. 26/28 SAT., 10/28 WSU SAT., 10/28 USC SAT., 10/28 at COLO SAT., 10/28 CAL SAT., 10/28 UTAH THU., 10/26 STAN THU., 10/26 at OSU SAT., 10/28 at WASH SAT., 10/28 at ASU SAT., 10/28 at ORE SAT., 10/28 UCLA SAT., 10/28 at ARIZ NOV. 3/4 SAT., 11/4 at USC SAT., 11/4 COLO SAT., 11/4 OSU SAT., 11/4 at ASU SAT., 11/4 at WASH SAT., 11/4 at CAL SAT., 11/4 at WSU FRI., 11/3 at UTAH SAT., 11/4 ARIZ FRI., 11/3 UCLA SAT., 11/4 ORE SAT., 11/4 STAN NOV. 10/11 SAT., 11/11 OSU SAT., 11/11 at UCLA SAT., 11/11 USC SAT., 11/11 at ARIZ FRI., 11/10 WASH SAT., 11/11 ASU SAT., 11/11 at COLO SAT., 11/11 WSU FRI., 11/10 at STAN SAT., 11/11 at UTAH NOV. 18 SAT., 11/18 at ORE SAT., 11/18 at OSU SAT., 11/18 at STAN SAT., 11/18 ARIZ SAT., 11/18 ASU SAT., 11/18 CAL SAT., 11/18 at USC SAT., 11/18 UCLA SAT., 11/18 at WASH SAT., 11/18 UTAH NOV. 24/25 SAT., 11/25 at ASU SAT., 11/25 ARIZ FRI., 11/24 at UCLA SAT., 11/25 at UTAH SAT., 11/25 OSU SAT., 11/25 at ORE SAT., 11/25 Notre Dame FRI., 11/24 CAL SAT., 11/25 COLO SAT., 11/25 WSU SAT., 11/25 at WASH DEC. 1 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME - FRIDAY, DEC. 1 White indicates Home Game; Gray indicates Away or Neutral Site Game; Black indicates Bye Week. Subject to change PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

11 2017 TELEVISION SCHEDULE DATE TV TIME Sat., Aug. 26 OREGON STATE at Colorado State... CBSSN... 1 p.m. MT STANFORD vs. Rice (1)... ESPN...7 p.m. PT Thurs., Aug. 31 North Dakota at UTAH... Pac :30 p.m. MT New Mexico State at ARIZONA STATE. Pac :30 p.m. PT Fri., Sept. 1 WASHINGTON at Rutgers... FS p.m. ET Colorado State vs. COLORADO (1)... Pac p.m. MT Sat., Sept. 2 CALIFORNIA at North Carolina... ACC Network 12:20 p.m. ET Portland State at OREGON STATE... Pac a.m. PT Western Michigan at USC... Pac :15 p.m. PT Southern Utah at OREGON... Pac :15 p.m. PT Montana State at WASHINGTON STATE. FS1...7:30 p.m. PT Northern Arizona at ARIZONA... Pac p.m. PT Sun., Sept. 3 Texas A&M at UCLA... FOX/Deportes..4:30 p.m. PT Sat., Sept. 9 Texas State at COLORADO... Pac noon MT Nebraska at OREGON... FOX/Deportes..1:30 p.m. PT Hawai i at UCLA... Pac p.m. PT Weber State at CALIFORNIA... Pac-12 Bay Area..2 p.m. PT Montana at WASHINGTON... Pac p.m. PT STANFORD at USC... FOX...5:30 p.m. PT Minnesota at OREGON STATE... FS1...7 p.m. PT UTAH at BYU... ESPN/2/U... 8:15 p.m. MT Houston at ARIZONA... ESPN/2/U...7:30 p.m. PT Boise State at WASHINGTON STATE... ESPN/2/U...7:30 p.m. PT San Diego State at ARIZONA STATE... Pac p.m. PT Fri., Sept. 15 ARIZONA at UTEP... ESPN...7:15 p.m. PT Sat., Sept. 16 UCLA at Memphis... ABC/ESPN2 mirror. 11 a.m. CT Northern Colorado at COLORADO... Pac noon MT OREGON STATE at WASHINGTON STATE. Pac :30 p.m. PT OREGON at Wyoming... CBSSN... 5 p.m. MT ARIZONA STATE at Texas Tech... FSN...7 p.m. CT Texas at USC... FOX...5:30 p.m. PT Fresno State at WASHINGTON... Pac :30 p.m. PT Mississippi at CALIFORNIA... ESPN...7:30 p.m. PT STANFORD at San Diego State... CBSSN...7:30 p.m. PT San Jose State at UTAH... ESPN p.m. MT Fri., Sept. 22 UTAH at ARIZONA... FS1...7:30 p.m. PT Sat., Sept. 23 OREGON at ARIZONA STATE USC at CALIFORNIA UCLA at STANFORD WASHINGTON at COLORADO Nevada at WASHINGTON STATE Fri., Sept. 29 USC at WASHINGTON STATE... ESPN...7:30 p.m. PT Sat., Sept. 30 ARIZONA STATE at STANFORD COLORADO at UCLA CALIFORNIA at OREGON WASHINGTON at OREGON STATE Sat., Oct. 7 ARIZONA at COLORADO OREGON STATE at USC STANFORD at UTAH WASHINGTON STATE at OREGON CALIFORNIA at WASHINGTON DATE TV TIME Fri., Oct. 13 WASHINGTON STATE at CALIFORNIA... ESPN...7:30 p.m. PT Sat., Oct. 14 UCLA at ARIZONA WASHINGTON at ARIZONA STATE UTAH at USC COLORADO at OREGON STATE OREGON at STANFORD Sat., Oct. 21 ARIZONA at CALIFORNIA ARIZONA STATE at UTAH USC at Notre Dame... NBC... 7:30 p.m. ET OREGON at UCLA COLORADO at WASHINGTON STATE Thurs., Oct. 26 STANFORD at OREGON STATE... ESPN...6 p.m. PT Sat., Oct. 28 WASHINGTON STATE at ARIZONA USC at ARIZONA STATE UCLA at WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA at COLORADO UTAH at OREGON Fri. Nov. 3 UCLA at UTAH... FS1/Deportes..7:30 p.m. MT Sat., Nov. 4 ARIZONA at USC COLORADO at ARIZONA STATE OREGON at WASHINGTON OREGON STATE at CALIFORNIA STANFORD at WASHINGTON STATE Fri., Nov. 10 WASHINGTON at STANFORD... FS1/Deportes..7:30 p.m. PT Sat., Nov. 11 OREGON STATE at ARIZONA ARIZONA STATE at UCLA USC at COLORADO WASHINGTON STATE at UTAH Sat., Nov. 18 ARIZONA at OREGON ARIZONA STATE at OREGON STATE UCLA at USC UTAH at WASHINGTON CALIFORNIA at STANFORD Fri., Nov. 24 CALIFORNIA at UCLA... FS1/Deportes..7:30 p.m. PT Sat., Nov. 25 ARIZONA at ARIZONA STATE COLORADO at UTAH OREGON STATE at OREGON... ESPN/2/U or ABC... TBD WASHINGTON STATE at WASHINGTON Notre Dame at STANFORD Fri., Dec. 1 Pac-12 Football Championship (3)... ESPN or ABC... TBD (1) Allianz Stadium, Sydney, Australia (game is Sun., Aug. 27 in Sydney) (2) Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo. (3) Levi s Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif. All times are listed local to game site. NOTE: All 79 Pac-12 home games, and the Pac-12 Championship Game, will be televised. Aside from the first three weeks of the season, the remaining games will be selected either 12 or six days prior to the games by ESPN, FOX, and Pac-12 Networks. Pac-12 football is also available on XM Satellite Radio. Visit for more information and channel listing PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 9

12 ARIZONA WILDCATS QUICK FACTS Location: Tucson, AZ Founded: 1885 Enrollment: 42,236 Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Cardinal & Navy President: Dr. Robert Robbins Athletics Director: Dave Heeke Football Coach: Rich Rodriguez Record at Arizona: (.532), 5 years Career Record: (.579), 23 years FB SID: Blair Willis ( /bmw23@arizona.edu) SID Staff: Jeremy Sharpe, Matt Ensor, Daniel Berk, Adam Gonzales, Danny Martinez Website: Stadium: Arizona Stadium (55,675/FieldTurf) Press Box Phone: Offense: Multiple-Spread Defense: Stack First Year of Football: 1899 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 0 DE/LB DeAndre Miller HEAD COACH RICH RODRIGUEZ Hometown: Grant Town, W.V. Bachelor s Degree: West Virginia, 1986 Playing Experience: Defensive back, West Virginia, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Arizona, 2012-present Head Coach, Michigan, Head Coach, West Virginia, Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Clemson, Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Tulane, Head Coach, Glenville State, Volunteer Assistant, West Virginia, 1989 Head Coach, Salem, 1988 Assistant Coach, Salem, YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 1988 Salem /T5th 1990 Glenville State WVIAC 1-5/T6th 1991 Glenville State WVIAC 3-4/T5th 1992 Glenville State 6-4 WVIAC 5-2/3rd 1993 Glenville State 10-3 WVIAC 6-1/1st 1994 Glenville State 8-3 WVIAC 5-1/1st 1995 Glenville State 8-2 WVIAC 6-1/1st 1996 Glenville State 7-3 WVIAC 6-1/1st 2001 West Virginia 3-8 Big East 1-6/7th 2002 West Virginia 9-4 Big East 6-1/2nd 2003 West Virginia 8-5 Big East 6-1/1st 2004 West Virginia 8-4 Big East 4-2/T1st 2005 West Virginia 11-1 Big East 7-0/1st 2006 West Virginia 11-2 Big East 6-1/T2nd 2007 West Virginia 11-2 Big East 6-1/T1st 2008 Michigan 3-9 Big Ten 2-6/T9th 2009 Michigan 5-7 Big Ten 1-7/T10th 2010 Michigan 7-6 Big Ten 3-5/T7th 2012 Arizona 8-5 Pac-12 (S) 4-5/4th 2013 Arizona 8-5 Pac-12 (S) 4-5/4th 2014 Arizona 10-4 Pac-12 (S) 7-2/1st^ 2015 Arizona 7-6 Pac-12 (S) 3-6/5th 2016 Arizona 3-9 Pac-12 (S) 1-8/6th 5-YEAR ARIZONA TOTALS (.532) (.422) 23-YEAR COLLEGE TOTALS (.579) (.540) 15-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.590) (.500) ^ - Lost to Oregon in Pac-12 Championship Game PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

13 ARIZONA WILDCATS A QUICK LOOK AT THE WILDCATS OFFENSE: The Wildcats were about as banged up as any team in the Pac-12 last season. Seniors Layth Friekh (6-5, 282), Gerhard de Beer (6-7, 314) and Jacob Alsadek (6-7, 315) anchor an offensive line that is deep with experience and if healthy could be one of the best units under coach Rich Rodriguez. Running backs Nick Wilson and J.J. Taylor were sidelined last season with injuries, but had a healthy spring and will look to get a majority of the carries. Wilson has compiled 2,424 career rushing yards with 27 TDs, while Taylor was impressive in a shortened freshman season with 261 yards in four games. Rodriguez expects heated competition at quarterback between incumbent Brandon Dawkins and Khalil Tate. Dawkins rushed for 94.4 yards per game, which was fourth in the Pac-12 and fifth-highest amongst all FBS quarterbacks. While the Wildcats kept to the ground late in the season, they do have capable receivers returning in Shun Brown (29 receptions/521 yards/3 TDs) and Cam Denson (15 receptions/242 yards/2 TDs). Despite just seven receptions last season, expect tight end Trevor Wood to have a bigger role in the passing game, while continuing to provide the running attack with an extra blocker. DEFENSE: The Arizona secondary is the focal point for the Wildcat defense, which is led by cornerback Dane Cruikshank and free safety Isaiah Hayes. The best athlete of the group may be Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles. Cruikshank and Flannigan-Fowles led the Wildcats with two interceptions each. Brandon Rutt and Gavin Robertson will bring some much needed size to the linebacker position. DeAndre Miller is versatile enough to move between linebacker and defensive end where he recorded 18 tackles and three sacks last season and will join Justin Belknap and Parker Zellers to give Arizona an athletic defensive front. While Josh Pollack handled both placekicking and punting chores last season, look for him to concentrate on placekicking duties in SCHEDULE (6 home, 6 away) Sept. 2...Northern Arizona... ARIZ leads, Sept. 9...Houston...Series tied, Sept at UTEP... ARIZ leads, Sept Utah...UTAH leads, Oct. 7...at Colorado...COLO leads, Oct UCLA...UCLA leads, Oct at California... ARIZ leads, Oct Washington State... ARIZ leads, Nov. 4...at USC... USC leads, * Nov Oregon State... ARIZ leads, Nov at Oregon...ORE leads, Nov at Arizona State... ARIZ leads, * Not including 1 win vacated due to NCAA penalty 2016 RESULTS (3-9, 1-8 in Pac-12 South, 6th) L vs. BYU* W Grambling W Hawai i L (OT)...No. 9 Washington L at UCLA L at No. 24 Utah L USC L Stanford L at No. 25 Washington State L No. 16 Colorado L at Oregon State W Arizona State * - University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Ariz TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 16/Starters Lost: 8 Offensive Starters Returning (7) Offensive Starters Lost (4) LT Layth Friekh (Sr., 6-5, 282) SL Samajie Grant C Nathan Eldridge (RSo., 6-3, 290) WR Nate Phillips RG Jacob Alsadek (RSr., 6-7, 315) LG Freddie Tagaloa RT Gerhard de Beer (RSr., 6-7, 314) WR Trey Griffey SLT Shun Brown (Jr., 5-8, 175) RB Nick Wilson (Sr., 5-10, 208) QB Brandon Dawkins (RJr., 6-3, 210) Defensive Starters Returning (7) Defensive Starters Lost (4) DE Justin Belknap (RSo., 6-2, 247) NT Sani Fuimaono NG Parker Zellers (RSr., 6-1, 247) MIKE Michael Barton SLB DeAndre Miller (RSo., 6-3, 230) WLB Paul Magloire Jr. Bandit D. Flannigan-Fowles (Jr., 6-2, 199) SPUR Tellas Jones CB Jace Whittaker (Jr., 5-11, 180) CB Dane Cruikshank (RSr., 6-1, 204) FS Isaiah Hayesl (So., 6-0, 180) Starting Kickers Returning (2) Starting Kickers Lost (0) PK Josh Pollack (RJr., 5-10, 184) P Josh Pollack (RJr., 5-10, 184) positions listed as of last season 2016 ARIZONA STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Brandon Dawkins Samajie Grant Zach Green Nick Wilson PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Brandon Dawkins ,348 8 Anu Solomon RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Nate Phillips Shun Brown Trey Griffey Samajie Grant Scoring: Josh Pollack (63) Field Goals: Josh Pollack (9-14) Punting: Josh Pollack (42.2) Kickoff Returns: Tyrell Johnson (15.4) Punt Returns: Nate Phillips (4.9) Interceptions: Dane Cruikshank, D. Flannigan-Fowles (2) Tackles: Paul Magloire (81) Tackles For Loss: Michael Barton (8.0) Quarterback Sacks: Michael Barton, DeAndre Miller (3.0) FOUR TO WATCH QB Brandon Dawkins RJr RB Nick Wilson Sr OG Jacob Alsadek RSr LB DeAndre Miller RSo PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 11

14 ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS QUICK FACTS Location: Tempe, AZ Founded: 1885 Enrollment: 82,000 Nickname: Sun Devils Colors: Maroon & Gold President: Dr. Michael Crow Athletics Director: Ray Anderson Football Coach: Todd Graham Record at Arizona State: (.600), 5 years Career Record: (.615), 11 years Assoc. AD/FB SID: Mark Brand ( /mark.brand@asu.edu) SID Staff: Doug Tammaro, Steve Rodriguez, Jeremy Hawkes (FB asst), Mollie Hanke, Mitch Terrell, Mark Jezek, Cal Aboud Website: Stadium: Sun Devil Stadium (56,232/Grass) Press Box Phone: Offense: Multiple Defense: Multiple First Year of Football: 1897 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 2 (1970, 1975) RB Kalen Ballage HEAD COACH TODD GRAHAM Hometown: Mesquite, Texas Bachelor s Degree: East Central, 1987 YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2006 Rice 7-6 C-USA (W) 6-2/2nd 2007 Tulsa 10-4 C-USA (W) 6-3/1st 2008 Tulsa 11-3 C-USA (W) 7-2/T1st 2009 Tulsa 5-7 C-USA (W) 3-5/3rd 2010 Tulsa 10-3 C-USA (W) 6-2/T1st 2011 Pittsburgh 6-6 Big East 4-3/T4th 2012 Arizona State 8-5 Pac-12 (S) 5-4/T2nd 2013 Arizona State 10-4 Pac-12 (S) 8-1/1st^ 2014 Arizona State 10-3 Pac-12 (S) 6-3/T2nd 2015 Arizona State 6-7 Pac-12 (S) 4-5/4th 2016 Arizona State 5-7 Pac-12 (S) 2-7/T4th 5-YEAR ASU TOTALS (.600) (.556) 11-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.615) (.606) Playing Experience: Defensive Back, East Central, College Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Arizona State, 2012-present Head Coach, University of Pittsburgh, 2011 Head Coach, Tulsa, Head Coach, Rice, 2006 Assistant/Defensive Coordinator, Tulsa, Co-Defenisive Coordinator, West Virginia, Defensive Coordinator, East Central, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

15 ARIZONA STATE SUN DEVILS A QUICK LOOK AT THE SUN DEVILS OFFENSE: Will look to bounce back from a disappointing finish to the 2016 season where it closed the year on the wrong side of the scoreboard in each of its final six games, mostly due to injuries which saw 34 different players miss a total of 184 total games. The Sun Devils have the athletes to move the ball with a running attack that includes Demario Richard (593 yards/3.8 avg/3 TDs) and Kalen Ballage (536 yards/4.3 avg/14 TDs). Ballage doubles as an efficient receiver out of the backfield with 44 catches for 469 yards/10.7 avg. The size and speed of sophomore N Keal Harry, who was a freshman All-American last year by several outlets, makes him one of the nation s top receivers. He pulled in 58 receptions for 659 yards and 5 TDs last season and was just the ninth true freshman to start an ASU season-opener. Incumbent quarterback Manny Wilkins completed 63.3 percent of his passes for 2,329 yards and 12 TDs in an injury-filled year last season, but was locked into spirited competition with transfer Blake Barnett during spring practices. Whoever earns the starting spot will perform behind an improved, healthy and veteran offensive line. DEFENSE: An improved defense was a priority during the spring following a season in which the squad allowed a league-low yards of total offense per game. Finding a consistent unit of starters would help as 22 different players earned a start on defense last year, mostly due to injuries. The strongest point of attack for the Sun Devil defense should be up front with Koron Crump, Tashon Smallwood and JoJo Wicker. Those three combined for 104 tackles, 30.0 tackles for loss and 14.0 sacks paced by Crump s 9.0 sacks. The Sun Devil s leading tackler DJ Calhoun (77 tackles/11.5 tfl/4.5 sacks) returns at linebacker, and is complemented well by senior linebacker Christian Sam, who missed the entire 2016 season with an injury. What looked like the return of a strong secondary became depleted with a career-ending injury for one starter and the transfer of another. Only safety Marcus Ball (64 tackles) returns with any quality experience as he started six games last season and was second on the team with 64 tackles SCHEDULE (7 home, 5 away) Aug New Mexico State...ASU leads, Sept San Diego State...ASU leads, Sept at Texas Tech...ASU leads, Sept Oregon...ORE leads, Sept at Stanford...ASU leads, Oct Washington...ASU leads, Oct at Utah...ASU leads, Oct USC...USC leads, * Nov Colorado...ASU leads, Nov at UCLA...UCLA leads, Nov at Oregon State... OSU leads, Nov Arizona...ARIZ leads, * Not including 1 win vacated due to NCAA penalty 2016 RESULTS (5-7, 2-7 in Pac-12 South, T4th) W Northern Arizona W Texas Tech W at UTSA W California L at USC W UCLA L at Colorado L Washington State L at Oregon L No. 13 Utah L at No. 7 Washington L at Arizona 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 12/Starters Lost: 12 Offensive Starters Returning (7) Offensive Starters Lost (4) WR N Keal Harry (So., 6-4, 220) WR Tim White LG Sam Jones (RJr., 6-5, 297) LT Evan Goodman C A.J. McCollum (Sr., 6-1, 305) RG Stephon McCray RT Quinn Bailey (RJr., 6-5, 307) Y Kody Kohl QB Manny Wilkins (RJr., 6-3, 197) RB Demario Richard (Sr., 5-10, 219) TB Kalen Ballage (Sr., 6-2, 227) Defensive Starters Returning (5) Defensive Starters Lost (6) DEVIL Alani Latu (RSr., 6-2, 254) NT Vilami Latu TIGER Tashon Smallwood (Sr., 6-0, 274) SPUR Laiu Moeakiola DE JoJo Wicker (Jr., 6-3, 263) SAM Salamo Fiso WILL DJ Calhoun (Sr., 6-0, 228) CB Gump Hayes NB Marcus Ball (RSr., 6-2, 233) CB Kareem Orr FS Armand Perry Starting Kickers Returning (0) Starting Kickers Lost (2) PK Zane Gonzalez P Matt Haack 2016 ARIZONA STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Demario Richard Kalen Ballage Manny Wilkins PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Manny Wilkins Dillon Sterling-Cole Brady White RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Tim White N Keal Harry Kalen Ballage Frederick Gammage Jalen Harvey Cameron Smith Scoring: Zane Gonzalez (130) Scoring: Zane Gonzalez (108) Field Goals: Zane Gonzalez (23-25) Punting: Matt Haack (43.9) Kickoff Returns: Tim White (21.5) Punt Returns: Tim White (12.7) Interceptions: De Chavon Hayes (3) Tackles: DJ Calhoun (77) Tackles For Loss: DJ Calhoun (11.5) Quarterback Sacks: Koron Crump (9.0) FOUR TO WATCH WR/KR Tim White Sr WR N Keal Harry So TB Demario Richard Sr DE Jo Jo Wicker Jr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 13

16 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS QUICK FACTS Location: Berkeley, CA Founded: 1868 Enrollment: 40,173 Nickname: Golden Bears Colors: Blue & Gold Chancellor: Carol Christ Director of Athletics: Michael Williams Football Coach: Justin Wilcox Record at California: First Season Career Record: 0-0, 1st year FB SID: Kyle McRae SID Staff: Herb Benenson, M.C. Barrett, Dean Caparaz, Ben Enos, Akilah Laster, Anton Malko, Tim Miguel (FB asst), Jonathan Okanes, Mara Rudolph Website: Stadium: Kabam Field at California Memorial Stadium (62,467/Matrix Turf) Press Box Phone: Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4 First Year of Football: 1882 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 5 ( , 1937) DE James Looney YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2017 California First Year Pac-12 (N) First Year CALIFORNA TOTALS First Season FBS TOTALS First Season HEAD COACH JUSTIN WILCOX Hometown: Junction City, Oregon Bachelor s Degree: Oregon, 1999 Coaching Experience: Head Coach, California, 2017-present Defensive Coordinator/ILBs, Wisconsin, 2016 Defensive Coordinator, USC, Defensive Coordinator, Washington, Defensive Coordinator, Tennessee, Defensive Coordinator, Boise State, Linebackers, California, Graduate Assistant, Boise State, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

17 CALIFORNIA GOLDEN BEARS A QUICK LOOK AT THE GOLDEN BEARS OFFENSE: California will get tested early in Justin Wilcox s debut season as the Bears are on the road for their season-opener at Sun Bowl participant North Carolina, and then open league play three weeks later at Rose Bowl Game victor USC. After a four-year run of Jared Goff and Davis Webb, the Golden Bears find themselves without an experienced signal-caller. The leading candidates vying for the starting role will be redshirt sophomore Ross Bowers and redshirt junior Chase Forrest. Bowers participated in last year s season finale vs. UCLA, while Forrest saw action in three games during his redshirt freshman season in With limited experience, look for the Bears to turn to the ground game behind Tre Watson (709 yards/5.0 avg/4 TDs) and Vic Enwere (336 yards/5.5 avg/2 TDs). The Bears have talent at receiver with 2016 Freshman All-American Demetris Robertson (50 receptions/767 yards/15.3 avg/7 TDs) and Melquise Stovall (42 recpetions/415 yards/9.9 avg/3 TDs). Placekicker Matt Anderson, a preseason honors candidate, hit 22 of his 26 field goal attempts, was successful on all 51 PAT attempts, and averaged a league-best 9.8 points per game. DEFENSE: Wilcox, who spent the last 11 seasons as a defensive coordinator, will get a chance to restructure a Bear defensive unit that surrendered rushing yards and 42.6 points per game in He ll have plenty to work with as eight starters return, including linebacker Devante Downs who led the Bears with 84 tackles, and was ninth in the Pac-12 averaging 7.0 tackles per game. Applying pressure up front will be DE James Looney (54 tackles/8.0 tfl/3.5 sacks), while OLB Cameron Saffle (57 tackles/8.5 tfl/4.0 sacks) will move to a new position in the Bears 3-4 alignment. Safety Luke Rubenzer (58 tackles/2 interceptions) and CB Marloshawn Franklin Jr. (46 tackles/7 pbu) lead a veteran secondary unit. The road has not been too kind to the Bears lately, having dropped nine straight true away games. They ll need to take care of business at home early as they finish the season on the road for three of their last four games SCHEDULE (6 home, 6 away) Sept at North Carolina...First Meeting Sept Weber State...First Meeting Sept Ole Miss...First Meeting Sept at USC...USC leads, * Sept Oregon...ORE leads Oct Washington...WASH leads, Oct at Washington State... CAL leads, Oct Arizona...ARIZ leads, Oct at Colorado... CAL leads, Nov Oregon State... CAL leads, Nov at Stanford...STAN leads, Nov at UCLA...UCLA leads, * Not including 1 USC win vacated due to NCAA penalty 2016 RESULTS (5-7, 3-6 in Pac-12 North, 4th) W vs. Hawai i (1) L at San Diego State W No. 11 Texas L at Arizona State W No. 18 Utah L (OT)... at Oregon State W (2OT)...Oregon L at USC L No. 4 Washington L at No. 23 Washington State L Stanford W UCLA (1) Sydney Cup, ANZ Stadium, Sydney, Australia 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 15/Starters Lost: 9 Offensive Starters Returning (5) Offensive Starters Lost (6) OL Addison Ooms (Jr., 6-4, 300) OL Chris Borrayo OL Dwayne Wallace (Sr., 6-4, 335) OL Aaron Cochran TE Ray Hudson (Sr., 6-3, 245) OL Steven Moore WR Demetris Robertson (So., 6-0, 185) WR Chad Hansen WR Melquise Stovall (So., 5-9, 185) RB Khalfani Muhammad QB Davis Webb Defensive Starters Returning (8) Defensive Starters Lost (3) DT James Looney (Sr., 6-3, 280) DE DeVante Wilson DT Tony Mekari (Sr., 6-1, 295) S Khari Vanderbilt DE Cameron Saffie (Jr., 6-3, 250) NB Cameron Walker LB Raymond Davison (Sr., 6-2, 235) LB Devante Downs (Sr., 6-3, 245) CB Darius Allensworth (Sr., 5-11, 190) CB Marloshawn Franklin Jr. (Sr., 5-11, 190) S Luke Rubenzer (Sr., 5-11, 200) Starting Kickers Returning (2) Starting Kickers Lost (0) PK Matt Anderson (Sr., 6-0, 195) P Dylan Klumph (Jr., 6-2, 235) 2016 CALIFORNIA STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Khalfani Muhammad Tre Watson Vic Enwere PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Davis Webb RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Chad Hansen Demetris Robertson Melquise Stovall Bug Rivera Jordan Veasy Vic Wharton III Scoring: Matt Anderson (117) Field Goals: Matt Anderson (22-26) Punting: Dylan Klumph (44.8) Kickoff Returns: Khalfani Muhammad (23.4) Punt Returns: Vic Wharton III (4.6) Interceptions: Luke Rubenzer (2) Tackles: Devante Downs (84) Tackles For Loss: Cameron Saffle (8.5) Quarterback Sacks: Cameron Saffle (4.0) FOUR TO WATCH LB Devante Downs Sr WR Demetris Robertson So DT James Looney Sr PK Matt Anderson Sr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 15

18 COLORADO BUFFALOES QUICK FACTS Location: Boulder, CO Founded: 1876 Enrollment: 32,220 Nickname: Buffaloes Colors: Silver, Gold & Black Chancellor: Phil DiStefano President: Bruce Benson Athletics Director: Rick George Football Coach: Mike MacIntyre Record at Colorado: (.392), 4 years Career Record: (.409), 7 years SID (FB): David Plati ( /david.plati@colorado.edu) SID Staff: Jason Clay, Troy Andre, Linda Sprouse, Andy Schlichting, Maggie Still, Ryan Megay (GA/Football) Website: Stadium: Folsom Field (50,183/Natural grass) Press Box Phone: /3209/3210 Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4/Base First Year of Football: 1890 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 1 (1990) RB Phillip Lindsay YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2010 San Jose State 1-12 WAC 0-8/9th 2011 San Jose State 5-7 WAC 3-4/T4th 2012 San Jose State 10-2 WAC 5-1/2nd 2013 Colorado 4-8 Pac-12 (S) 1-8/6th 2014 Colorado 2-10 Pac-12 (S) 0-9/6th 2015 Colorado 4-9 Pac-12 (S) 1-8/6th 2016 Colorado 10-4 Pac-12 (S) 8-1/1st 4-YEAR COLORADO TOTALS (.392) (.278) 7-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.409) (.316) HEAD COACH MIKE MACINTYRE Hometown: Miami, Fla. Bachelor s Degree: Georgia Tech, 1989 Playing Experience: Safety/Punter, Georgia Tech ( ) Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Colorado, 2013-present Head Coach, San Jose State, Defensive Coordinator, Duke, Defensive Backs, New York Jets, 2007 Defensive Backs, Dallas Cowboys, Defensive Secondary, Mississippi, Wide Receivers Coach, Mississippi, Defensive Coordinator, Temple, Defensive Coordinator, Tennessee-Martin, Defensive Coordinator, Davidson, 1992 Graduate Assistant, Georgia, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

19 COLORADO BUFFALOES A QUICK LOOK AT THE BUFFALOES OFFENSE: Coming off the biggest turnaround from one season to the next in the Pac-12, Colorado is in good position to keep the momentum going offensively with the return of nine starters. Despite losing QB Sefo Liufau, who set 99 school records in leading the Buffs to the South Division title, coach Mike MacIntyre will turn the offense over to QB Steven Montez. Montez threw for 1,017 yards and nine TDs and had three quality starts last season in place of the injured Liufau, including a record-setting performance with 333 passing yards/135 rushing yards vs. Oregon (the first 300/100 yard game in CU history). Montez will throw to perhaps the Pac-12 s most talented trio of receivers in Devin Ross (66 receptions, 765 yards, 5 TDs), Shay Fields (52 receptions, 845 yards, 9 TDs) and Bryce Bobo (41 receptions, 523 yards, 2 TDs). When the Buffs keep it on the ground, they ll hand it to the dependable Phillip Lindsay who rushed for 1,189 rushing yards/5.2 ypc and 16 TDs last season, plus hauled in 47 receptions for 390 yards and one score. DEFENSE: With only three starters returning on defense, the Buffs will need to fill holes on a unit that was second in the Pac-12 in both total defense (342.5 total yards allowed per game) and pass defense (193.6 passing yards allowed per game). The strength of the Colorado defense will lie in the middle with LBs Rick Gamboa (77 tackles/3.0 tfl/5 pbu) and Derek McCartney. Gamboa was second on the team last year with 77 tackles, while McCartney is returning from a seasonending injury he suffered at Michigan in the third game of the season. He posted 70 tackles and 5.0 sacks during the 2015 season. Versatile senior NB Ryan Moeller (44 tackles) earned first team All-Conference honors for his special teams play. A rematch with Pac-12 champion Washington in Colorado s Pac-12 opener on Sept. 23 will give the Buffs a good indication as to where their defense stands in SCHEDULE (6 home, 5 away, 1 neutral) Sept vs. Colorado State...COLO leads, Sept Texas State...First Meeting Sept Northern Colorado...COLO leads, Sept Washington...WASH leads, Sept at UCLA...UCLA leads, Oct Arizona...COLO leads, Oct at Oregon State... OSU leads, Oct at Washington State...COLO leads, Oct California... CAL leads, Nov at Arizona State...ASU leads, Nov USC...USC leads, Nov at Utah...COLO leads, RESULTS (10-4, 8-1 in Pac-12 South, 1st) W vs. Colorado State W Idaho State L at No. 4 Michigan W at Oregon W Oregon State L at USC W Arizona State W at Stanford W UCLA W at Arizona W No. 20 Washington State W No. 21 Utah L vs. No. 4 Washington (Pac-12 FCG) L vs. No. 13 Okla. State (Valero Alamo) 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 14/Starters Lost: 10 Offensive Starters Returning (9) Offensive Starters Lost (2) WR Bryce Bobo (Sr., 6-2, 190) C Alex Kelley WR Shay Fields (Sr., 5-11, 180) QB Sefo Liufau WR Devin Ross (Sr., 5-11, 180) LT Jeromy Irwin (Sr., 6-5, 295) LG Gerrad Kough (Sr., 6-4, 295) RG Tim Lynott (So., 6-3, 300) RT Aaron Haigler (So., 6-7, 280) TB Phillip Lindsay (Sr., 5-8, 190) WR Jay MacIntyre (Jr., 5-10, 190) Defensive Starters Returning (3) Defensive Starters Lost (8) ILB Rick Gamboa (RJr., 6-0, 230) DT Jordan Carrell NB Ryan Moeller (Sr., 6-1, 215) NT Josh Tupou FS Afolabi Laguda (Sr., 6-1, 205) DE Samson Kafovalu OLB Jimmie Gilbert ILB Kenneth Olugbode CB Chidobe Awuzie CB Ahkello Witherspoon SS Tedric Thompson Starting Kickers Returning (2) Starting Kickers Lost (0) PK Chris Graham (Sr., 6-3, 235) P Alex Kinney (Jr., 6-1, 205) 2016 COLORADO STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Phillip Lindsay 230 1, Sefo Liufau Kyle Evans Steven Montez PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Sefo Liufau Steven Montez RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Devin Ross Shay Fields Phillip Lindsay Bryce Bobo Jay MacIntyre Scoring: Phillip Lindsay (102) Field Goals: Chris Graham (10-14) Punting: Alex Kinney (41.3) Kickoff Returns: Anthony Julmisse (22.6) Punt Returns: Jay MacIntyre (8.9) Interceptions: Tedric Thompson (7) Tackles: Kenneth Olugbode (115) Tackles For Loss: Jimmie Gilbert (14.5) Quarterback Sacks: Jimmie Gilbert (10.5) FOUR TO WATCH TB Phillip Lindsay Sr WR Shay Fields Sr LT Jeromy Irwin Sr ILB Rick Gamboa RJr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 17

20 OREGON DUCKS QUICK FACTS Location: Eugene, OR Founded: 1876 Enrollment: 24,500 Nickname: Ducks Colors: Green & Yellow President: MIchael Schill Athletics Director: Rob Mullens Football Coach: Willie Taggart Record at Oregon: First Season Career Record: (.471), 7 years Asst. AD, Comm. (FB): Andy McNamara ( /mcnamara@uoregon.edu) SID Staff: Greg Walker, Todd Miles, Joe Waltasti, Rob Moseley Website: Stadium: Autzen Stadium (54,000/Field Turf) Press Box Phone: Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3 First Year of Football: 1894 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 0 RB Royce Freeman YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2010 Western Kentucky 2-10 Sun Belt 2-6/9th 2011 Western Kentucky 7-5 Sun Belt 7-1/2nd 2012 Western Kentucky 7-5 Sun Belt 4-4/5th 2013 South Florida 2-10 American 2-6/8th 2014 South Florida 4-8 American 3-5/7th 2015 South Florida 8-5 American (E) 6-2/2nd 2016 South Florida 10-2 American (E) 7-1/T-1st First Year at Oregon First Season First Season 7-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.471) (.554) HEAD COACH WILLIE TAGGART Hometown: Tampa Bay, Fla. Bachelor s Degree: Western Kentucky, 1998 Playing Experience: Quarterback, Western Kentucky, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Oregon, 2017-present Head Coach, South Florida, Head Coach, Western Kentucky, Running Backs, Stanford, Asst. Head Coach/QBs, Western Kentucky, Co-Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Western Kentucky, Quareterbacks, Western Kentucky, 2000 Wide Receivers, Western Kentucky, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

21 OREGON DUCKS A QUICK LOOK AT THE DUCKS OFFENSE: Head coach Willie Taggart will not find the cupboard bare in his first season with the Ducks. Oregon returns seven starters on offense and nine starters on defense. Justin Herbert became the starting quarterback midway through his true freshman year and didn t disappoint in his eight starts. He completed 63.5 percent of his passes for 1,936 yards and 19 TDs. The offensive line returns four starters who earned their stripes as redshirt freshmen last season, as well as two-year starter Tyrell Crosby who missed most of 2016 with an injury. The group will look to pave the way for what is arguably the deepest backfield in the Pac-12. The Ducks were second in the league averaging rushing yards per game and return their top four rushers from a year ago. Leading the way will be Royce Freeman (945 yard/5.6 avg/9 TDs) and Tony Brooks-James (771 yard/7.6 avg/9 TDs). Freeman has compiled 4,146 rushing yards and 44 TDs over the past three seasons. Charles Nelson is a dual threat for the Ducks as he collected a team-best 52 receptions for 554 yards and 5 TDs, then averaged 25.9 kickoff return yards and 17.8 punt return yards. Nelson is Oregon s all-time leader in kickoff return yards with 2,173 yards. DEFENSE: If the Ducks look to contend for the North Division crown, they ll need to make big improvements on the defensive side of the ball where they allowed 41.4 points per game and yards of total offense, numbers that ranked 11th in the league. One standout from last year s squad was linebacker Troy Dye who earned Freshman All- America honors. He leads all returning Pac-12 players in tackles, averaging 8.3 per game (91 tackles). He added 13.0 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks. Also back at linebacker is Jimmie Swain, who was second on the team with 77 tackles. The entire secondary returns intact, but will need to lock down on the opposition as this unit allowed passing yards per game. Help should come up font with pressure from ends Justin Hollins and Henry Mondeaux. The two combined for 86 tackles, 13.5 tfl and 4.0 sacks in SCHEDULE (7 home, 5 away) Sept Southern Utah...First meeting Sept Nebraska...Nebraska leads, Sept at Wyoming...ORE leads, Sept at Arizona State...ORE leads, Sept California...ORE leads, Oct Washington State...ORE leads, Oct at Stanford...STAN leads, Oct at UCLA...UCLA leads, Oct Utah...ORE leads, Nov at Washington...WASH leads, Nov Arizona...ORE leads, Nov Oregon State...ORE leads, RESULTS (4-8, 2-7 in Pac-12 North, 6th) W UC Davis W Virginia L at Nebraska L Colorado L at Washington State L No. 5 Washington L (2 OT)...at California W Arizona State L at USC L Stanford W at No. 11 Utah L at Oregon State 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 17/Starters Lost: 7 Offensive Starters Returning (7) Offensive Starters Lost (4) LT Brady Aiello (RSo., 6-7, 302) WR Jalen Brown LG Shane Lemieux (RSo., 6-6, 316) RG Cameron Hunt C Jake Hanson (RSo., 6-5, 307) TE Pharaoh Brown RT Calvin Throckmorton (RSo., 6-6, 310) TE Johnny Mundt WR Darren Carrington (RSr., 6-2, 200) RB Royce Freeman (Sr., 5-11, 231) QB Justin Herbert (So., 6-6, 225) Defensive Starters Returning (9) Defensive Starters Lost (2) DE Justin Hollins (RJr., 6-6, 237) DE Austin Maloata DT Rex Manu (Jr., 6-3, 316) LB Johnny Ragin III DE Henry Mondeaux (Sr., 6-5, 288) LB Troy Dye (So., 6-4, 225) LB Jimmie Swain (Sr., 6-2, 243) CB Tyree Robinson (RSr., 6-4, 199) S Brenden Schooler (So., 6-2, 197) S Khalil Oliver (RJr., 6-0, 210) CB Arrion Springs (Sr., 5-11, 205) Starting Kickers Returning (1) Starting Kickers Lost (1) PK Aidan Schneider (Sr., 6-4, 240) P Ian Wheeler 2016 OREGON STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Royce Freeman Tony Brooks-James Kani Benoit Taj Griffin PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Justin Herbert Dakota Prukop RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Darren Carrington Charles Nelson Pharaoh Brown Johnny Mundt Jalen Brown Scoring: Aidan Schneider (69) Field Goals: Aidan Schneider (9-12) Punting: Ian Wheeler (37.9) Kickoff Returns: Charles Nelson (25.9) Punt Returns: Charles Nelson (17.8) Interceptions: Brenden Schooler (4) Tackles: Troy Dye (91) Tackles For Loss: Troy Dye (13.0) Quarterback Sacks: Troy Dye (6.5) FOUR TO WATCH RB Royce Freeman Sr WR Charles Nelson Sr QB Justin Herbert So LB Troy Dye So PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 19

22 OREGON STATE BEAVERS QUICK FACTS Location: Corvallis, OR Founded: 1868 Enrollment: 31,303 Nickname: Beavers Colors: Orange & Black President: Dr. Edward Ray Athletics Director: Scott Barnes Football Coach: Gary Andersen Record at Oregon State: 6-18 (.250), 2 years Career Record: (.495), 9 years SID (FB): Steve Fenk ( /steve.fenk@oregonstate.edu) Hank Hager ( /hank.hager@oregonstate.edu) SID Staff: Jason Amberg, Shawn Schoeffler, Brooks Hatch, Trevor Cramer, Jeff Schmidt Website: Stadium: Reser Stadium (43,154/FieldTurf) Press Box Phone: Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4 First Year of Football: 1893 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 0 LB Manase Hungalu HEAD COACH GARY ANDERSEN YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2003 Southern Utah Utah State 4-8 WAC 3-5/T5th 2010 Utah State 4-8 WAC 2-6/7th 2011 Utah State 7-6 WAC 5-2/2nd 2012 Utah State 11-2 WAC 6-0/1st 2013 Wisconsin 9-4 Big Ten (Lead) 6-2/2nd 2014 Wisconsin 10-3 Big Ten (W) 7-1/1st 2015 Oregon State 2-10 Pac-12 (N) 0-9/6th 2016 Oregon State 4-8 Pac-12 (N) 3-6/T4th 2-YEAR OSU TOTALS 6-18 (.250) 3-15 (.167) 9-YEAR COLLEGE TOTALS (.495) (.508) 8-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.510) (.508) Hometown: Salt Lake City, Utah Bachelor s Degree: Utah, 1986 Playing Experience: Offensive Lineman, Utah, Offensive Lineman, Ricks College, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Oregon State, 2015-Present Head Coach, Wisconsin, Head Coach, Utah State, Defensive Coordinator, Utah, Defensie Line Coach, Utah, 2004 Head Coach, Southern Utah, 2003 Assistant Head Coach, Utah, Defensive Tackles Coach, Utah, Assistant Head Coach, Northern Arizona, Defensive Line Coach, Idaho State, Offensive Line Coach, Ricks College, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

23 OREGON STATE BEAVERS A QUICK LOOK AT THE BEAVERS OFFENSE: Competition at quarterback between Marcus McMaryion, Darell Garretson and junior college transfer Jake Luton during the spring looks to continue through summer camp. Regardless of who gets the opening day nod, the Beavers will look for a more balanced offense in OSU closed out 2016 with a pair of wins in which it averaged 38.0 ppg (12.0 ppg above its season average). The running game was solid behind Ryan Nall, who nearly posted a 1,000-yard season with 951 yards on the ground/6.5 avg and 13 TDs. It s the most rushing yards by a Beaver since Jacquizz Rodgers rushed for 1,184 yards in Artavis Pierce added 523 yards/5.3 avg and 4 TDs. Oregon State lost their top receiver, but return Seth Collins (36 receptions/418 yards/1 TD), Nall (22 receptions/214 yards/2 TDs) and Jordan Villamin (21 receptions/253 yards/1 TD). DEFENSE: Eight starters return on defense with a majority of those coming from the front seven. Manase Hungalu leads a trio of talented linebackers that includes Bright Ugwoegbu and Andrzej Hughes-Murray. Hungalu is the team s top returning tackler with 83 tackles/3.0 sacks, while Ugwoegbu was limited to nine games due to injury, but still managed to post 54 tackles/11.0 tfl/5.0 sacks in nine games. Despite the need to replace half of their defensive backs, the Beaver secondary is in good hands with sophomore cornerback Xavier Crawford and senior safety Brandon Arnold. Crawford earned Freshman All-America honors after posting 70 tackles and 10 pbu, while Arnold tallied 68 tackles and one interception. Returning starting NT Sumner Houston made the transition to offense during spring workouts and is now listed atop the two-deep at center. Despite the switch, the Beavers are solid up front as the opposition will need to deal with heavyweights Kalani Vakameilalo (6-3, 317) and Elu Aydon (6-3, 332) SCHEDULE (6 home, 6 away) Aug at Colorado State...Series tied, Sept Portland State... OSU leads, Sept Minnesota... Minnesota leads, Sept at Washington State...WSU leads, Sept Washington...WASH leads, Oct at USC...USC leads, Oct Colorado... OSU leads, Oct Stanford...STAN leads, Nov at California... CAL leads, Nov at Arizona...ARIZ leads, Nov Arizona State...ASU leads, Nov at Oregon...ORE leads, RESULTS (4-8, 3-6 in Pac-12 North, T4th) L at Minnesota W Idaho State L Boise State L at Colorado W (OT)...California L Utah L at Washington L Washington State L at Stanford L at UCLA W Arizona W Oregon 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 14/Starters Lost: 10 Offensive Starters Returning (6) Offensive Starters Lost (5) WR Timmy Hernandez (Jr., 6-0, 195) LT Sean Harlow LG Gus Lavaka (Sr., 6-4, 340) C Gavin Andrews RT Blake Brandel (So., 6-7, 296) RG Dustin Stanton WR Seth Collins (Jr., 6-3, 192) TE Ricky Ortiz RB Ryan Nall (Jr., 6-2, 234) WR Victor Bolden QB Marcus McMaryion (Jr., 6-1, 204) or Darell Garretson (Sr., 6-0, 209) Defensive Starters Returning (8) Defensive Starters Lost (3) DE Baker Pritchard (Sr., 6-3, 274) LB Caleb Saulo NT Sumner Houston (Jr., 6-2, 294)* CB Treston Decoud DT Kalani Vakameilalo (Jr., 6-3, 317) NT Devin Chappell LB Bright Ugwoegbu (Jr., 6-2, 230) LB Manase Hungalo (Sr., 6-1, 238) LB Andrzej Hughes-Murray (So., 6-2, 240) S Brandon Arnold (Sr., 5-11, 204) CB Xavier Crawford (So., 6-1, 188) *Moved to offensive center for 2017 season Starting Kickers Returning (1) Starting Kickers Lost (1) P Nick Porebski (Sr., 5-10, 197) PK Garrett Owens 2016 OREGON STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Ryan Nall Artavis Pierce Victor Bolden Darell Garretson PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Marcus McMaryion Darell Garretson RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Victor Bolden Seth Collins Ryan Nall Jordan Villamin Scoring: Ryan Nall (90) Field Goals: Garrett Owens (10-17) Punting: Nick Porebski (41.3) Kickoff Returns: Victor Bolden (23.8) Punt Returns: Victor Bolden (4.6) Interceptions: Treston Decoud (2) Tackles: Caleb Saulo (95) Tackles For Loss: Bright Ugwoegbu (11.0) Quarterback Sacks: Bright Ugwoegbu (5.5) FOUR TO WATCH RB Ryan Nall Jr LB Manase Hungalu Sr LB Bright Ugwoegbu Jr CB Xavier Crawford So PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 21

24 STANFORD CARDINAL QUICK FACTS Location: Stanford, CA Founded: 1891 Enrollment: 16,336 Nickname: Cardinal Colors: Cardinal & White President: Marc Tessier-Lavigne Athletics Director: Bernard Muir Football Coach: David Shaw Record at Stanford: (.790), 6 years Career Record: (.790), 6 years FB SID: Alan George ( /ageorge2@stanford.edu) SID Staff: Brian Risso, Regina Verlengiere, David Kiefer, Greg Marsh (FB), Eric Dolan (FB), John Cantalupi, Nick Sako, Kerry Howe, Mark Soltau, Doug Drabik Website: Stadium: Stanford Stadium (50,000/Grass) Press Box Phone: Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4 First Year of Football: 1891 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 2 (1926, 1940) RB Bryce Love YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2011 Stanford 11-2 Pac-12 (N) 8-1/T1st 2012 Stanford 12-2 Pac-12 (N) 8-1/T1st* 2013 Stanford 11-3 Pac-12 (N) 7-2/T1st^ 2014 Stanford 8-5 Pac-12 (N) 5-4/2nd 2015 Stanford 12-2 Pac-12 (N) 8-1/1st& 2016 Stanford 10-3 Pac-12 (N) 6-3/3rd 6-YEAR STANFORD TOTALS (.790) (.778) 6-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.790) (.778) HEAD COACH DAVID SHAW * - Defeated UCLA in Pac-12 Championship Game ^ - Defeated Arizona State in Pac-12 Championship Game & - Defeated USC in Pac-12 Championship Game Hometown: Union City, Calif. Bachelor s Degree: Stanford, 1995 Playing Experience: Wide Receiver, Stanford, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Stanford 2011-Present Offensive Coordinator, Stanford, Wide Receivers Coach, San Diego, 2006 Assistant Coach, Baltimore Ravens, Assistant Coach, Oakland Raiders, Assistant Coach, Philadelphia Eagles, 1997 Assistant Coach, Western Washington, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

25 STANFORD CARDINAL A QUICK LOOK AT THE CARDINAL OFFENSE: Once again, the Cardinal are coming off a 10-win season, their fifth in six seasons under coach David Shaw. Stanford will need to replace NFL first round pick and All-America running back Christian McCaffrey who piled up nearly 7,000 all-purpose yards in his career, but returns the other half of the backfield with junior Bryce Love. Love averaged an impressive 7.1 yards per carry as he rushed for 783 yards last season. With four starters returning on the offensive line A.T. Hall, Brandon Fanaika, Jesse Burkett and David Bright as well as tight end Dalton Schultz, Love should continue to post big gains. Seniors Ryan Burns and Keller Chryst split time at quarterback providing the Cardinal with experienced leaders. They ll look to connect with three of the team s top five receivers from a year ago in Trenton Irwin (37 recpetions/442 yards), JJ Arcega-Whiteside (24 yards/379 yards/5 TDs) and Schultz (23 receptions/229 yards). DEFENSE: The loss of Solomon Thomas to the NFL (first round, second pick overall) will challenge the defense to step up after his departure. The Cardinal return eight starters on defense, including their entire linebacker corps in seniors Joey Alfieri (51 tackles/10.5 TFL/5.0 sacks/2 INT), Kevin Palma (40 tackles), Bobby Okereke (41 tackles/4.0 TFL/3.0 sacks), and Peter Kalambayi (45 tackles/6.0 TFL/3.5 sacks). Thomas posted big numbers with 15.0 tackles for loss and eight sacks, but the Cardinal will rely on Harrison Phillips (46 tackles/9.5 TFL/6.5 sacks) to continue to create havoc up front from his defensive tackle position. The secondary will look to deliver the big play behind FS Justin Reid (top returning tackler with 57) and CB Quenton Meeks (22 tackles/2 INT/6 PBU). Meeks could be one of the league s top defensive backs in Stanford will need to replace reliable PK Conrad Ukropina, who set the school record with 22 field goals last season. However, the other half of special teams is set with P Jake Bailey who averaged 43.5 yards per boot SCHEDULE (6 home, 5 away, 1 neutral) Aug vs. Rice (1)...Rice leads, Sept at USC...USC leads, Sept at San Diego State...STAN leads, Sept UCLA...UCLA leads, Sept Arizona State...ASU leads, Oct at Utah... Utah leads, Oct Oregon...STAN leads, Oct at Oregon State...STAN leads, Nov at Washington State...STAN leads, Nov Washington...WASH leads, Nov California...STAN leads, Nov Notre Dame... ND leads, (1) Sydney Cup, Sydney Australia 2016 RESULTS (10-3, 6-3 in Pac-12 North, 3rd) W Kansas State W USC W at UCLA L at Washington L Washington State W at Notre Dame L Colorado W at Arizona W Oregon State W at Oregon W at California W Rice W vs. North Carolina (Hyundai Sun Bowl) 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 16/Starters Lost: 8 Offensive Starters Returning (7) Offensive Starters Lost (4) TE Dalton Schultz (Sr., 6-6, 240) WR Michael Rector LT A.T. Hall (Sr., 6-5, 287) RG Johnny Caspers LG Brandon Fanaika (Sr., 6-3, 318) RB Christian McCaffrey C Jesse Burkett (Sr., 6-4, 307) WR Francis Owusu RT David Bright (5Sr., 6-5, 299) WR Trenton Irwin (Jr., 6-2, 203) QB Ryan Burns (5Sr., 6-5, 232) or Keller Chryst (Sr., 6-5, 234) Defensive Starters Returning (8) Defensive Starters Lost (3) DT Harrison Phillips (Sr., 6-4, 285) DT Solomon Thomas OLB Joey Alfieri (Sr., 6-3, 238) SS Dallas Lloyd ILB Kevin Palma (5Sr., 6-2, 247) NB Zach Hoffpauir ILB Bobby Okereke (Sr., 6-3, 235) OLB Peter Kalambayi (5Sr., 6-3, 243) CB Quenton Meeks (Jr., 6-2, 204) CB Alameen Murphy (Sr., 5-11, 198) FS Justin Reid (Jr., 6-1, 202) Starting Kickers Returning (1) Starting Kickers Lost (1) P Jake Bailey (Jr., 6-2, 192) PK Conrad Ukropina 2016 STANFORD STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Christian McCaffrey Bryce Love Keller Chryst Cameron Scarlett PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Ryan Burns Keller Chryst RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Trenton Irwin JJ Arcega-Whiteside Michael Rector Christian McCaffrey Dalton Schultz Scoring: Conrad Ukropina (100) Field Goals: Conrad Ukropina (22-27) Punting: Jake Bailey (43.5) Kickoff Returns: Christian McCaffrey (22.7) Punt Returns: Christian McCaffrey (9.6) Interceptions: Dallas Lloyd (5) Tackles: Solomon Thomas (62) Tackles For Loss: Solomon Thomas (15.0) Quarterback Sacks: Solomon Thomas (8.0) FOUR TO WATCH RB Bryce Love Jr C Jesse Burkett Sr DT Harrison Phillips Sr CB Quenton Meeks Jr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 23

26 UCLA BRUINS QUICK FACTS Location: Los Angeles, CA Founded: 1919 Enrollment: 43,239 Nickname: Bruins Colors: Blue & Gold Chancellor: Dr. Gene Block Athletics Director: Dan Guerrero Football Coach: Jim Mora Record at UCLA: (.631), 5 years Career Record: (.631), 5 years FB SID: Steve Rourke ( /srourke@athletics.ucla.edu) SID Staff: Liza David, Danny Harrington, Ryan Finney, James Ybiernas, Alex Timiraos, Skip Powers (FB asst), Dan Gliot, Andrew Sinatra Website: Stadium: Rose Bowl (80,616/Grass) Press Box: Offense: Multiple Defense: Multiple First Year of Football: 1919 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 1 (1954) LB Kenny Young YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L/Place 2012 UCLA 9-5 Pac-12 (S) 6-3/1st 2013 UCLA 10-3 Pac-12 (S) 6-3/T2nd 2014 UCLA 10-3 Pac-12 (S) 6-3/T2nd 2015 UCLA 8-5 Pac-12 (S) 5-4/3rd 2016 UCLA 4-8 Pac-12 (S) 2-7/T4th 5-YEAR UCLA TOTALS (.631) (.556) 5-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.631) (.556) 5-YEAR NFL TOTALS (.484) HEAD COACH JIM MORA Hometown: Seattle, Wash. Bachelor s Degree: Washington, 1984 Playing Experience: Defensive back, Washington, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, UCLA, 2012-Present Head Coach, Seattle Seahawks, 2009 Asst. Head Coach/Def. Backs, Seattle Seahawks, Head Coach, Atlanta Falcons, Defensive Coord., San Francisco 49ers, Secondary Coach, San Francisco 49ers, Secondary Coach, New Orleans Saints, Secondary Coach, San Diego Chargers, Def. Quality Control, San Diego Chargers, Graduate Assistant, Washington, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

27 UCLA BRUINS A QUICK LOOK AT THE BRUINS OFFENSE: The UCLA offense will look to get back on track with the addition of offensive coordinator Jedd Fisch and a healthy Josh Rosen to lead the Bruin attack. A shoulder injury limited Rosen to six games last season, but still managed to throw for 1,915 yards and 10 TDs. Rosen will target Darren Andrews (55 receptions/709 yards/12.9 ypc/4 TDs) and Jordan Lasley (41 receptions/620 yards/15.1 ypc/5 TDs), the Bruins top two leading receivers from a year ago. An experienced offensive line led by All-Conference center Scott Quessenberry look to protect Rosen and open holes for a competitive backfield group led by UCLA s leading rusher Soso Jamabo (321 yards/3 TDs) and Bolu Olorunfunmi. DEFENSE: Despite having four defensive players drafted during the first five rounds of the NFL draft, the defense does return six quality starters on the line, at linebacker and in the secondary. The Bruins are expected to have enough developing depth on defense to fill the vacated positions without a drop in performance. The defensive line is led by Jacob Tuloti-Mariner and Matt Dickerson. The linebacker corps is led by Kenny Young and Josh Woods. Young was second on the team, and sixth in the Pac-12, with 90 tackles (7.5/game) last season. Meanwhile, Jaleel Wadood, Adarius Pickett and Nate Meadors anchor a solid secondary that in league-play only last season, led the Pac-12 in pass defense (209.3 ypg) with a league-low nine TDs allowed SCHEDULE (6 home, 6 away) Sept Texas A&M...Texas A&M leads, Sept Hawai i...ucla leads, Sept at Memphis...UCLA leads, Sept at Stanford...UCLA leads, Sept Colorado...UCLA leads, Oct at Arizona...UCLA leads, Oct Oregon...UCLA leads, Oct at Washington...UCLA leads, Nov at Utah...UCLA leads, Nov Arizona State... UCLA leads, Nov at USC... USC leads, ** Nov California...UCLA leads, ** Not including 2 USC wins vacated due to NCAA penalty 2016 RESULTS (4-8, 2-7 in Pac-12 South, T4th) L (OT)...at Texas A&M W UNLV W at BYU L Stanford W Arizona L at Arizona State L at Washington State L Utah L at Colorado W Oregon State L USC L at California 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 16/Starters Lost: 8 Offensive Starters Returning (8) Offensive Starters Lost (3) REC Eldridge Massington (RSr., 6-2, 212) OL Conor McDermott OG Kenny Lacy (RSr., 6-4, 305) TE Nate Iese C Scott Quessenberry (RSr., 6-4, 315) REC Kenneth Walker OG Najee Toran (Sr., 6-2, 305) OT Andre James (RSo., 6-4, 305) REC Darren Andrews (RSr., 5-10, 195) QB Josh Rosen (Jr., 6-4, 220) RB Soso Jamabo (Jr., 6-2, 215) Defensive Starters Returning (6) Defensive Starters Lost (5) DL Jacob Tuloti-Mariner (Sr., 6-2, 285) DL Takkarist McKinley DL Matt Dickerson (Sr., 6-4, 295) DL Eddie Vanderdoes LB Kenny Young (Sr., 6-1, 240) LB Jayon Brown LB Josh Woods (Jr., 6-2, 240) DB Fabian Moreau DB Jaleel Wadood (Sr., 5-9, 185) DB Randall Goforth DB Nate Meadors (Jr., 5-11, 195) Starting Kickers Returning (2) Starting Kickers Lost (0) PK JJ Molson (So., 6-0, 210) P Austin Kent (So., 6-1, 220) 2016 UCLA STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Soso Jamabo Nate Starks Bolu Olorunfunmi PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Josh Rosen Mike Fafaul RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Darren Andrews Jordan Lasley Nate Iese Kenneth Walker Eldridge Massington Scoring: JJ Molson (63) Field Goals: JJ Molson (12-20) Punting: Austin Kent (38.3) Kickoff Returns: Ishmael Adams (22.9) Punt Returns: Ishmael Adams (3.8) Interceptions: Randall Goforth (4) Tackles: Jayon Brown (119) Tackles For Loss: Takkarist McKinley (18.0) Quarterback Sacks: Takkarist McKinley (10.0) FOUR TO WATCH QB Josh Rosen Jr C Scott Quessenberry RSr LB Kenny Young Sr DB Jaleel Wadood Sr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 25

28 USC TROJANS QUICK FACTS Location: Los Angeles, CA Founded: 1880 Enrollment: 43,000 Nickname: Trojans Colors: Cardinal & Gold President: C. L. Max Nikias Athletics Director: Lynn Swann Football Coach: Clay Helton Record at USC: 16-7 (.696), 3 years Career Record: 16-7 (.696), 3 years SID (FB): Tim Tessalone ( /tessalon@usc.edu) SID Staff: Paul Goldberg (FB asst), Darcy Couch, David Tuttle, Jeremy Wu, Rachel Caton, Katie Ryan Website: Stadium: LA Memorial Coliseum (93,607/Grass) Press Box: / Offense: Multiple Defense: 5-2 First Year of Football: 1888 All-Time Record: * All-Time Pac-12 Record: ** National Championships: 11 (1928, 1931, 1932, 1939, 1962, 1967, 1972, 1974, 1978, 2003, 2004) *Not including 14 wins and 1 loss vacated due to NCAA penalty **Not including 9 wins vacated due to NCAA penalty QB Sam Darnold YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2013 USC 1-0 Pac-12 (S) USC 5-4 Pac-12 (S) 5-1/T1st 2016 USC 10-3 Pac-12 (S) 7-2/2nd 3-YEAR USC TOTALS 16-7 (.696) 12-3 (.800) 3-YEAR FBS TOTALS 16-7 (.696) 12-3 (.800) * Interim head coach for the 2013 Las Vegas Bowl HEAD COACH CLAY HELTON Hometown: Sugarland, Texas Bachelor s Degree: Houston, 1994 Playing Experience: Quarterback, Houston, Quarterback, Auburn, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, USC, 2015-present Offensive Coordinator, USC, Quarterbacks Coach/Passing Game, USC, Offensive Coordinator/QBs, Memphis, Receivers Coach, Memphis, Running Backs Coach, Memphis, Running Backs Coach, Houston, GA/Running Backs Coach, Duke, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

29 USC TROJANS A QUICK LOOK AT THE TROJANS OFFENSE: Sophomore QB Sam Darnold is coming off one of the most impressive seasons for a freshman in league history. He guided the Trojans to nine wins, including nine straight, and a Rose Bowl victory while completing 67.2 percent of his passes for 3,086 yards and 31 TDs. While USC loses a majority of its offensive line and its top two receivers, the running game is solid behind TB Ronald Jones II (1,082 yards/6.1 avg/12 TDs), TB Aca Cedric Ware (397 yards/5.1 avg/2 TDs) and the elusive Darnold (250 yards/4.0 avg/trojans allowed league-low 12 sacks). Add the return of WR Deontay Burnett (56 receptions/622 yards/7 TDs) and Trojans will continue to move the ball through a balanced offensive attack that posted better than 477 yards per game last season. DEFENSE: The Trojans return seven starters from last year s defense that ranked third in the league, allowing yards per game. However, they ll certainly miss do-everything CB Adoree Jackson. Not only did he lead the team in interceptions with five, but posted a leaguebest punt return average of 15.8 yards (2 TDs) and league-best kick return average of 29.5 yards (2 TDs). Returning are the team s leading tacklers from a year ago in ILB Cameron Smith (83 tackles/6.4 avg) and OLB Porter Gustin (68 tackles/5.2 avg/13.0 TFL/5.5 sacks). Posing havoc up front will be DL Rasheem Green (team-best 6.0 sacks). Jackson and Leon McQuay III were NFL draft picks, but the secondary remains solid with CB Iman Marshall (51 tackles/3.9 avg/3 interceptions), FS Marvell Tell III (43 tackles/3.3 avg/one interception) and S Chris Hawkins SCHEDULE (7 home, 5 away) Sept Western Michigan... First meeting Sept Stanford...USC leads, * Sept Texas... USC leads, 4-0-0*** Sept at California...USC leads, * Sept at Washington State...USC leads, * Oct Oregon State...USC leads, Oct Utah...USC leads, Oct at Notre Dame...ND leads, * Oct at Arizona State...USC leads, * Nov Arizona...USC leads, * Nov at Colorado...USC leads, Nov UCLA... USC leads, ** * Not including 1 win vacated due to NCAA penalty ** Not including 2 wins vacated due to NCAA penalty *** Not including 1 loss vacated due to NCAA penalty 2016 RESULTS (10-3, 7-2 in Pac-12 South, 2nd) L vs. Alabama (in Arlington, Texas) W Utah State L at Stanford L at Utah W Arizona State W Colorado W at Arizona W California W Oregon W at Washington W at UCLA W Notre Dame W vs. Penn State (Rose Bowl) 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 13/Starters Lost: 11 Offensive Starters Returning (5) Offensive Starters Lost (6) C Nico Falah (RSr., 6-4, 280) WR Darreus Rogers RG Viane Talamaivao (Sr., 6-2, 315) LT Chad Wheeler WR Deontay Burnett (Jr., 6-0, 170) LG Damien Mama QB Sam Darnold (RSo., 6-4, 225) RT Zach Banner RB Ronald Jones II (Jr., 6-1, 195) WR JuJu Smith-Schuster TE Taylor McNamara Defensive Starters Returning (7) Defensive Starters Lost (4) OLB Uchenna Nwosu (Sr., 6-3, 235) NT Stevie Tu ikolovatu DE Rasheem Green (Jr., 6-5, 280) ILB Michael Hutchings OLB Porter Gustin (Jr., 6-5, 260) SS Leon McQuay ILB Cameron Smith (Jr., 6-2, 245) CB Adoree Jackson CB Iman Marshall (Jr., 6-1, 200) FS Marvell Tell III (Jr., 6-3, 190) CB Jonathan Lockett (Sr., 5-11, 180) Starting Kickers Returning (1) Starting Kickers Lost (1) P Chris Tilbey (RJr., 6-5, 205) PK Matt Boermeester 2016 USC STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Ronald Jones II Justin Davis Aca Cedric Ware Sam Darnold PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Sam Darnold Max Browne RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD JuJu Smith-Schuster Darreus Rogers Deontay Burnett Steven Mitchell Jr Daniel Imatorbhebhe Scoring: Matt Boermeester (107) Field Goals: Matt Boermeester (18-25) Punting: Chris Tilbey (38.3) Kickoff Returns: Adoreé Jackson (29.5) Punt Returns: Adoree Jackson (15.8) Interceptions: Adoree Jackson (5) Tackles: Cam Smith (83) Tackles For Loss: Porter Gustin (13.0) Quarterback Sacks: Rasheem Green (6.0) FOUR TO WATCH QB Sam Darnold RSo RB Ronald Jones II Jr ILB Cameron Smith Jr CB Iman Marshall Jr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 27

30 UTAH UTES QUICK FACTS Location: Salt Lake City, UT Founded: 1850 Enrollment: 32,061 Nickname: Utes Colors: Red & White President: David W. Pershing, Ph.D. Athletics Director: Chris Hill, Ph.D. Football Coach: Kyle Whittingham Record at Utah: (.675), 12 years Career Record: (.675), 12 years SID (FB): Liz Abel SID Staff: Brooke Frederickson (FB Asst), Drew Wiseman, Dameon Myres, Mike Lageschulte Website: Stadium: Rice-Eccles Stadium (45,807/FieldTurf) Press Box: /8210 Offense: Spread Defense: 4-2 First Year of Football: 1892 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships: 0 OT Salesi Uhatafe HEAD COACH KYLE WHITTINGHAM Hometown: Provo, Utah Bachelor s Degree: BYU, 1984 YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2004 Utah 1-0 MWC 0-0/1st 2005 Utah 7-5 MWC 4-4/T4th 2006 Utah 8-5 MWC 5-3/T3rd 2007 Utah 9-4 MWC 5-3/T3rd 2008 Utah 13-0 MWC 8-0/1st 2009 Utah 10-3 MWC 6-2/3rd 2010 Utah 10-3 MWC 7-1/2nd 2011 Utah 8-5 Pac-12 (S) 4-5/T3rd 2012 Utah 5-7 Pac-12 (S) 3-6/5th 2013 Utah 5-7 Pac-12 (S) 2-7/5th 2014 Utah 9-4 Pac-12 (S) 5-4/5th 2015 Utah 10-3 Pac-12 (S) 6-3/T1st 2016 Utah 9-4 Pac-12 (S) 5-4/3rd 12-YEAR UTAH TOTALS (.675) (.588) 12-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.675) (.588) Playing Experience: Linebacker, BYU, Linebacker, National Football League, 1987 Linebacker, U.S. Football League, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Utah, 2005-Present Defensive Coordinator, Utah, Defensive Line, Utah, 1994 Defensive Coordinator, Idaho State, Linebackers/Special Teams, Idaho State, Defensive Coordinator, College of Eastern Utah, 1987 Graduate Assistant, BYU, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

31 UTAH UTES A QUICK LOOK AT THE UTES OFFENSE: Utah is the only Pac-12 team to win nine or more games in each of the last three seasons. That consistency resulted in eight players selected in the 2017 NFL draft, the most by any Pac-12 school. Now, the Utes will need to reload on both sides of the ball as they return just four starters on offense and five on defense. Salesi Uhatafe anchors an inexperienced offensive line. He started all 13 games last season at right guard and has 25 career starts. Offensive tackle Jackson Barton is the only other offensive lineman with extended playing time, with 17 appearances in his first two seasons and two starts. Troy Williams returns at quarterback where he threw for 2,757 yards and 15 TDs. He is one of three potential starters under new offensive coordinator Troy Taylor and should benefit from the return of receivers Raelon Singleton (27 receptions/464 yards/4 TDs), Demari Simpkins (19 receptions/158 yards/1 TD) and Siaosi Wilson (15 receptions/183 yards/2 TDs). Junior Armand Shyne (373 yards/4.8 avg/4 TDs) could have the edge over sophomore Zack Moss (382 yards/4.2 avg/2 TDs) to replace 1,000-yard rusher, and NFL fourth-round draft pick, Joe Williams (1,407 yards/6.7 avg/10 TDs). DEFENSE: The Utes have been notoriously tough against the run. They allowed a league-low rushing yards per game last season and will continue to be a force up front with senior tackles Filipo Mokofisi (45 tackles/8.0 tfl/5.0 sacks) and Lowell Lotulelei (28 tackles/8.5 tfl/3.5 sacks). A pair of senior LBs in Sunia Tauteoli (57 tackles/3.0 tfl/1.0 sacks) and Kavika Luafatasaga (52 tackles/5.0 tfl) will add experience to the linebacker corps. Junior Chase Hansen led the Utes with 90 tackles from his strong safety position, while adding 7.5 tfl, 3 interceptions and 9 pbu. He ll be counted on to lead an inexperienced secondary. The Utes biggest threat may come from the foot of punter Mitch Wishnowsky, the 2016 Ray Guy Award winner and consensus All-American. He led the nation in net punting (44.63 avg) and was second in punting average (47.7). Of his 64 punts, 17 were downed inside the 10-yard line, while only two were touchbacks (both in the season-opener) SCHEDULE (6 home, 6 away) Aug North Dakota... First meeting Sept at BYU...UTAH leads, Sept San Jose State... UTAH leads, Sept at Arizona...UTAH leads, Oct Stanford... UTAH leads, Oct at USC...USC leads, Oct Arizona State...ASU leads, Oct at Oregon...ORE leads, Nov UCLA...UCLA leads, Nov Washington State...Series tied, Nov at Washington...WASH leads, Nov Colorado...COLO leads, RESULTS (9-4, 5-4 in Pac-12 South, 3rd) W Southern Utah W BYU W at San Jose State W USC L at California W Arizona W at Oregon State W at UCLA L Washington W at Arizona State L Oregon L at Colorado W Indiana (Foster Farms Bowl) 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 9/Starters Lost: 15 Offensive Starters Returning (4) Offensive Starters Lost (7) OT Salesi Uhatafe (Sr., 6-5, 320) OL Garrett Bolles QB Troy Williams (Sr., 6-2, 209) OL Isaac Asiata WR Demari Simpkins (So., 5-10, 184) C Nick Nowakowski WR Raelon Singleton (Jr., 6-3, 212) OL Sam Tevi TE Evan Moeai RB Joe Williams WR Tim Patrick Defensive Starters Returning (5) Defensive Starters Lost (6) LT Filipo Mokofisi (Sr., 6-3, 285) LE Hunter Dimick RT Lowell Lotulelei (Sr., 6-2, 320) RE Pita Taumoepenu MLB Sunia Tauteoli (Sr., 6-0, 227) LC Reggie Porter RLB Kavika Luafatasaga (Sr., 6-4, 235) RC Brian Allen SS Chase Hansen (Jr., 6-3, 220) NB Justin Thomas FS Marcus Williams Starting Kickers Returning (1) Starting Kickers Lost (1) P Mitch Wishnowsky (Jr., 6-2, 220) PK Andy Phillips 2016 UTAH STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Joe Williams Zack Moss Armand Shyne Troy Williams PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Troy Williams Tyler Huntley RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Tim Patrick Raelon Singleton Cory Butler-Byrd Evan Moeai Siaosi Wilson Demari Simpkins Scoring: Andy Phillips (106) Field Goals: Andy Phillips (21-25) Punting: Mitch Wishnowsky (47.7) Kickoff Returns: Cory Butler-Byrd (27.2) Punt Returns: Boobie Hobbs (7.8) Interceptions: Marcus Williams (5) Tackles: Chase Hansen (90) Tackles For Loss: Hunter Dimick (20.0) Quarterback Sacks: Hunter Dimick (14.5) FOUR TO WATCH OL Salesi Uhatafe Sr P Mitch Wishnowsky Jr DT Lowell Lotulelei Sr SS Chase Hansen Jr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 29

32 WASHINGTON HUSKIES QUICK FACTS Location: Seattle, WA Founded: 1861 Enrollment: 44,786 Nickname: Huskies Colors: Purple & Gold President: Ana Mari Cauce Athletics Director: Jen Cohen Football Coach: Chris Petersen Record at Washington: (.659), 3 years Career Record: (.821), 11 years SID (FB): Jeff Bechthold ( /bechtold@uw.edu) SID Staff: Brian Tom, Michael Bruscas, Ashley Walker, Traci Bode, Mike Swartz, Danielle Bracamonte, Shon Purdy Website: Stadium: Husky Stadium (70,183/FieldTurf) Press Box Phone: Offense: Pro-style Defense: Multiple First Year of Football: 1889 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: National Championships (Years): 4 (1960, 1984, 1990, 1991) LB Keishawn Bierria HEAD COACH CHRIS PETERSEN Hometown: Yuba City, Calif. Bachelor s Degree: UC Davis, 1988 Master s Degree: UC Davis, 1988 YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2006 Boise State 13-0 WAC 8-0/1st 2007 Boise State 10-3 WAC 7-1/2rd 2008 Boise State 12-1 WAC 8-0/1st 2009 Boise State 14-0 WAC 8-0/1st 2010 Boise State 12-1 WAC 7-1/T1st 2011 Boise State 12-1 WAC 6-1/2nd 2012 Boise State 11-2 WAC 7-1/T-1st 2013 Boise State 8-4 WAC 6-2/2nd 2014 Washington 8-6 Pac-12 (N) 4-5/3rd 2015 Washington 7-6 Pac-12 (N) 4-5/T4th 2016 Washington 12-2 Pac-12 (N) 8-1/1st* 3-YEAR WASHINGTON TOTALS (.659) (.593) 11-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.821) (.811) Playing Experience: Quarterback, UC Davis, Quarterback, Sacramento City College, Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Washington, 2014-present Head Coach, Boise State, Off. Coordinator, Boise State, Wide Recievers Coach, Oregon, Quarterbacks Coach, Portland State, Quarterbacks Coach, Pittsburgh, 1992 Wide Recievers Coach, UC Davis, Freshman Coach, UC Davis, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

33 WASHINGTON HUSKIES A QUICK LOOK AT THE HUSKIES OFFENSE: The reigning Pac-12 champions posted a league-best 41.8 points per game last season and with the returning Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year in QB Jake Browning guiding the offense once again, look for the Huskies to post similar numbers in Browning, who completed 62.1 percent of his passes for 3,430 yards and a Pac-12 record-tying 43 TDs, will miss NFL first round pick John Ross, but will look to WR Dante Pettis (53 receptions/822 yards/15 TDs) as his primary target. The Huskies were just as successful on the ground behind RB Myles Gaskin (1,373 yards/5.8 avg/10 TDs) and Lavon Coleman (872 yards/7.5 avg/7 TDs) and should move the ball with the same efficiency behind an offensive line that returns all-conference linemen LT Trey Adams and C Coleman Shelton, as well as returning RT Kaleb McGary. DEFENSE: The defense will need to retool its secondary after three defensive backs (Budda Baker, Sidney Jones and Kevin King) were all taken in the second round of the NFL draft. Leading the way will be S Taylor Rapp, the Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of the Year and the Pac- 12 FCG Most Outstanding Player. Rapp collected four interceptions and 53 tackles (3.8 avg), while returning S Jojo McIntosh added 67 tackles (5.2 avg). The Huskies will be solid in the middle of the defense behind all-conference ILBs Azeem Victor and Keishawn Bierria. Victor was the team s top tackler (67 tackles/6.7 avg) when sidelined with a knee injury after 10 games, while Bierria posted 70 tackles (5.0 avg). The Huskies were second in the Pac-12 in both sacks (40) and rush defense (133.9 avg) and look to continue to apply pressure up front behind DT Greg Gaines (35 tackles/8.0 TFL/3.5 sacks), DE Connor O Brien (35 tackles/6.5 TFL/3.0 sacks) and All-Pac-12 second teamer DL Vita Vea (39 tackles/6.5 TFL/5.0 sacks) SCHEDULE (7 home, 5 away) Sept at Rutgers...WASH leads, Sept Montana...WASH leads, Sept Fresno State...WASH leads, Sept at Colorado...WASH leads, Sept at Oregon State...WASH leads, Oct California...WASH leads, Oct at Arizona State... ASU leads, Oct UCLA...UCLA leads, Nov Oregon...WASH leads, Nov at Stanford...WASH leads, Nov Utah...WASH leads, Nov Washington State...WASH leads, RESULTS (12-2, 8-1 in Pac-12 North, 1st) W Southern Utah W Rutgers W Idaho W Portland State W (OT)...at Arizona W No. 7 Stanford W at Oregon W Oregon State W No. 17 at Utah W at California L USC W Arizona State W at No. 23 Washington State W vs. No. 8 Colorado (Pac-12 FCG) L vs. No. 1 Alabama... (CFP Semifinal - Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl) 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 15/Starters Lost: 9 Offensive Starters Returning (8) Offensive Starters Lost (3) LT Trey Adams (Jr., 6-8, 320) WR John Ross C Coleman Shelton (Sr., 6-4, 297) LG Jake Eldrenkamp RT Kaleb McGary (RJr., 6-7, 310) RG Shane Brostek TE Drew Sample (Jr., 6-5, 259) QB Jake Browning (Jr., 6-2, 205) TB Myles Gaskin (Jr., 5-10, 191) TE Will Dissly (Sr., 6-4, 269) WR Dante Pettis (Sr., 6-1, 192) Defensive Starters Returning (6) Defensive Starters Lost (5) DT Greg Gaines (Jr., 6-2, 321) DT Elijah Qualls DE Connor O Brien (Sr., 6-3, 224) OLB Psalm Wooching ILB Azeem Victor (Sr., 6-3, 222) S Budda Baker ILB Keishawn Bierria (Sr., 6-1, 230) CB Kevin King CB Taylor Rapp (So., 6-0, 207) CB Sidney Jones S Jojo McIntosh (Jr., 6-1, 215) Starting Kickers Returning (1) Starting Kickers Lost (1) P Tristan Vizcaino (Sr., 6-2, 202) PK Cameron Van Winkle 2016 WASHINGTON STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD Myles Gaskin Lavon Coleman Jomon Dotson Chico McClatcher PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Jake Browning K.J. Carta-Samuels RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD John Ross Dante Pettis Chico McClatcher Myles Gaskin Darrell Daniels Aaron Fuller Scoring: Cameron Van Winkle (123) Field Goals: Cameron Van Winkle (16-20) Punting: Tristan Vizcaino (40.7) Kickoff Returns: John Ross (24.2) Punt Returns: Dante Pettis (11.5) Interceptions: Taylor Rapp (4) Tackles: Budda Baker (71) Tackles For Loss: Budda Baker (10.0) Quarterback Sacks: Psalm Wooching (6.0) FOUR TO WATCH RB Myles Gaskin Jr QB Jake Browning Jr LB Azeem Victor Sr ILB Keishawn Bierria Sr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 31

34 WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS QUICK FACTS Location: Pullman, WA Founded: 1890 Enrollment: 19,446 Nickname: Cougars Colors: Crimson & Gray President: Kirk Schulz Athletics Director: Bill Moos Football Coach: Mike Leach Record at Washington State: (.460), 5 years Career Record: (.595), 15 years FB SID: Bill Stevens ( /wsstevens@wsu.edu) SID Staff: Linda Chalich, Jessica Holmes, Bobby Alworth (FB asst), Ben Laskey Website: Stadium: Martin Stadium (32,952 - Field Turf) Press Box Phone: COUG (2684) Offense: Spread Defense: 3-4 First Year of Football: 1894 All-Time Record: All-Time Pac-12 Record: Number of National Championships (Years): 0 LB Peyton Pelluer HEAD COACH MIKE LEACH Hometown: Cody, Wyo. Bachelor s Degree: BYU, 1983 Juris Doctor Degree: Pepperdine, 1986 Coaching Experience: Head Coach, Washington State, 2012-Present Head Coach, Texas Tech, Offensive Coordinator, Oklahoma, 1999 Offensive Coordinator, Kentucky, Offensive Coordinator, Valdosta State, Off. Coord./Off. Line Coach, Iowa Wesleyan, Head Coach, Pori (Finland), 1989 Linebackers Coach, College of the Desert, 1988 Offensive Line Coach, Cal Poly, 1987 YEAR-BY-YEAR HEAD COACHING RECORD Year School W-L Conference Conf. W-L 2000 Texas Tech 7-6 Big 12 (S) 3-5/4th 2001 Texas Tech 7-5 Big 12 (S) 4-4/T3rd 2002 Texas Tech 9-5 Big 12 (S) 5-3/3rd 2003 Texas Tech 8-5 Big 12 (S) 4-4/4th 2004 Texas Tech 8-4 Big 12 (S) 5-3/T3rd 2005 Texas Tech 9-3 Big 12 (S) 6-2/T2nd 2006 Texas Tech 8-5 Big 12 (S) 4-4/4th 2007 Texas Tech 9-4 Big 12 (S) 4-4/T3rd 2008 Texas Tech 11-2 Big 12 (S) 7-1/T1st 2009 Texas Tech 8-4 Big 12 (S) 5-3/3rd 2012 Washington State 3-9 Pac-12 (N) 1-8/6th 2013 Washington State 6-7 Pac-12 (N) 4-5/5th 2014 Washington State 3-9 Pac-12 (N) 2-7/6th 2015 Washington State 9-4 Pac-12 (N) 6-3/3rd 2016 Washington State 8-5 Pac-12 (N) 7-2/2nd 5-YEAR WSU TOTALS (.460) (.444) 15-YEAR FBS TOTALS (.595) (.545) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW

35 WASHINGTON STATE COUGARS A QUICK LOOK AT THE COUGARS OFFENSE: With veteran quarterback Luke Falk at the helm, the Cougars shot at a North Division title could very well be determined in the Apple Cup. Falk has thrown for 10,893 yards and 89 TDs during his career and is within striking distance of the Pac-12 career marks (13,600 yards Sean Mannion, OSU; 116 TDs Matt Barkley, USC). While he loses two of his primary targets, returning are Tavares Martin Jr. (64 receptions/728 yards/7 TDs) and a trio of versatile running backs in Jamal Morrow, James Williams and Gerard Wicks. Morrow, Williams and Wicks combined to rush for 1,634 yards and 22 TDs, while hauling in 125 receptions for 1,014 yards and 7 TDs. The Cougars, who posted yards of total offense and a league-leading passing yards per game last season, should continue to put up big numbers in 2017 behind a veteran offensive line led by All- American LG Cody O Connell. DEFENSE: The Cougar defense was third in the Pac-12 in rushing defense, allowing yards per game. With nine returning starters, including DE Hercules Mata afa (47 tackles/13.5 tfl/5.0 sacks) and LBs Peyton Pelluer (93 tackles/7.5 tfl/1.0 sacks) and Isaac Dotson (64 tackles/6.0 tfl/.5 sacks), the Cougars should once again be tough against the run. The pass defense will be solid as well with the return of four defensive backs that combined for 46 starts last season. SS Jalen Thompson (51 tackles/7 pbu) and CB Darrien Molton (71 tackles, 6 pbu) were among the team leaders in tackles. Rounding out the Cougar secondary is FS Robert Taylor (12 starts/61 tackles/3 fumble recoveries) and CB Marcellus Pippins (8 starts/27 tackles/5 pbu/2 interceptions) SCHEDULE (7 home, 5 away) Sept Montana State...WSU leads, Sept Boise State...WSU leads, Sept Oregon State... OSU leads, Sept Nevada...WSU leads, Sept USC...USC leads, * Oct at Oregon...ORE leads, Oct at California... CAL leads, Oct Colorado...COLO leads, Oct at Arizona...ARIZ leads, Nov Stanford...STAN leads, Nov at Utah...Series tied, Nov at Washington...WASH leads, * Not including 1 USC win vacated due to NCAA penalty 2016 RESULTS (8-5, 7-2 in Pac-12 North, 2nd) L Eastern Washington L at Boise State W Idaho W Oregon W at No. 15 Stanford W UCLA W at Arizona State W at Oregon State W Arizona W California L at No. 21 Colorado L No. 6 Washington L vs. Minnesota (Holiday Bowl) 2017 TEAM INFORMATION Returning Starters: 18/Starters Lost: 6 Offensive Starters Returning (7) Offensive Starters Lost (4) LT Andre Dillard (RJr., 6-5, 310) C Riley Sorenson LG Cody O Connell (RSr., 6-8, 370) RG Eduardo Middleton RT Cole Madison (RSr., 6-5, 315) WR River Cracraft WR Tavares Martin Jr. (Jr., 6-1, 183) WR Gabe Marks WR Robert Lewis (RSr., 5-9, 170) QB Luke Falk (RSr., 6-4, 225) RB Gerard Wicks (RSr., 6-0, 228) Defensive Starters Returning (9) Defensive Starters Lost (2) DT Garrett McBroom (RSr., 6-3, 280) NT Robert Barber DE Hercules Mata afa (RJr., 6-2, 255) NB Shalom Luani DE Dylan Hansar (Sr., 6-4, 231) LB Peyton Pelluer (RSr., 6-0, 228) LB Isaac Dotson (RSr., 6-1, 224) CB Darrien Molton (Jr., 5-10, 181) SS Jalen Thompson (So., 6-0, 190) FS Robert Taylor (Sr., 5-10, 183) CB Marcellus Pippins (Sr., 5-10, 176) Starting Kickers Returning (2) Starting Kickers Lost (0) PK Erik Powell (RSr., 6-1, 201) P Kyle Sweet (Jr., 6-0, 192) 2016 WASHINGTON STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS (returnees in italics) RUSHING Att Yds Avg TD James Williams Jamal Morrow Gerard Wicks PASSING PC-PA-HI Pct Yds TD Luke Falk Tyler Hilinski RECEIVING No. Yds Avg TD Gabe Marks Tavares Martin Jr River Cracraft Jamal Morrow James Williams Isaiah Johnson-Mack Robert Lewis Scoring: Erik Powell (90) Field Goals: Erik Powell (9-15) Punting: Kyle Sweet (38.2) Kickoff Returns: Robert Taylor (21.6) Punt Returns: Kaleb Fossum (9.1) Interceptions: Shalom Luani (4) Tackles: Peyton Pelluer (93) Tackles For Loss: Hercules Mata afa (13.5) Quarterback Sacks: Hercules Mata afa (5.0) FOUR TO WATCH QB Luke Falk RSr LG Cody O Connell RSr DL Hercules Mata afa RJr LB Peyton Pelluer RSr PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PREVIEW 33

36 SEASON REVIEW FINAL PAC-12 STANDINGS CONFERENCE GAMES ALL GAMES NORTH W L Pct. Pts Opp W L Pct. Pts Opp Washington# Washington State Stanford California Oregon State Oregon SOUTH W L Pct. Pts Opp W L Pct. Pts Opp Colorado# USC Utah Arizona State UCLA Arizona # - Division representative in the Pac-12 Championship Game. PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP Dec. 2, 2016 Santa Clara, Calif. - Levi s Stadium The WASHINGTON Huskies made their first appearance in the Pac-12 Football Championship Game and kept the Pac-12 North Division perfect at 6-0 with a victory over the COLORADO Buffaloes. While Colorado was the fifth different Pac-12 South Division champion to appear in the Conference s sixth championship game, they could not overcome Washington s stiffling defense. COLORADO 10 WASHINGTON 41 The Huskies, who captured their first Pac-12 title since 2000, dominated the ground game as they rushed for 265 yards and a pair of touchdowns and controlled the clock with a 38:34 to 21:26 time of possession advantage. Sophomore running back Myles Gaskin posted 159 rushing yards, while Lavon Coleman added 101 yards for the Huskies. Colorado kept the Huskies in check at halftime as it trailed just However, that changed quickly. Washington cornerback Taylor Rapp, the Pac-12 Defensive Freshman of the Year, hauled in a 35-yard pick-six just 16 seconds into the second half to give the Huskies a 21-7 lead. On the very next Colorado possession Rapp put his name in the record books, picking off another Liufau pass to become the first player with two interceptions in the Pac-12 Football Championship Game. The freshman was later named MVP of the Pac-12 Football Championship Game BOWL RESULTS NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOLIDAY BOWL Atten. Minnesota 17 48,704 WASHINGTON STATE 12 FOSTER FARMS BOWL Atten. Indiana 24 27,608 UTAH 26 CHICK-FIL-A PEACH BOWL (CFP SEMIFINAL) Atten. WASHINGTON Alabama 24 ROSE BOWL PRESENTED BY NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Atten. USC 52 95,128 Penn State 49 VALERO ALAMO BOWL Atten. Oklahoma State 38 59,815 COLORADO 8 HYUNDAI SUN BOWL Atten. STANFORD 26 42,166 North Carolina PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2015 REVIEW 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW

37 2016 SEASON REVIEW ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jake Browning, So., QB, Washington PAT TILLMAN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Adoree Jackson, Jr., CB, USC OFFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Sam Darnold, QB, USC DEFENSIVE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Taylor Rapp, CB, Washington FIRST TEAM OFFENSE SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB Jake Browning, So., Washington QB Luke Falk, Jr., Washington State RB Myles Gaskin, So, Washington RB Ronald Jones II, So., USC RB Christian McCaffrey, Jr., Stanford (2) RB Phillip Lindsay, Jr., Colorado WR Gabe Marks, Sr., Washington State (2) WR Chad Hansen, Jr., California WR John Ross, Jr., Washington WR JuJu Smith-Schuster, Jr., USC TE Pharaoh Brown, Sr., Oregon TE Nate Iese, Sr., UCLA OL Trey Adams, So., Washington OL Isaac Asiata, Sr., Utah OL Zach Banner, Sr., USC (2) OL Sean Harlow, Sr., Oregon State OL Garett Bolles, Jr., Utah OL Jeromy Irwin, Jr., Colorado OL Jake Eldrenkamp, Sr., Washington OL Damien Mama, Jr., USC OL Scott Quessenberry, Jr., UCLA OL Conor McDermott, Sr., UCLA OL Chad Wheeler, Sr., USC OL Coleman Shelton, Jr., Washington FIRST TEAM DEFENSE SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL Hunter Dimick, Sr., Utah DL Hercules Mata afa, So., Washington State DL Tak McKinley, Sr., UCLA DL Stevie Tu ikolovatu, Sr., USC DL Elijah Qualls, Jr., Washington DL Vita Vea, So., Washington DL Solomon Thomas, Jr., Stanford DL JoJo Wicker, So., Arizona State LB Jayon Brown, Sr., UCLA LB Keishawn Bierra, Jr., Washington LB Jimmie Gilbert, Sr., Colorado LB Koron Crump, Jr.; Arizona State LB Azeem Victor, Jr., Washington LB Cameron Smith, So.; USC LB Kenny Young, Jr., UCLA DB Budda Baker, Jr., Washington (2) DB Chidobe Awuzie, Sr., Colorado DB Adoree Jackson, Jr., USC (2) DB Tedric Thompson, Sr., Colorado DB Sidney Jones, Jr., Washington (2) DB Marcus Williams, Jr., Utah DB Shalom Luani, Sr., Washington State DB Ahkello Witherspoon, Sr., Colorado FIRST TEAM SPECIALISTS SECOND TEAM SPECIALISTS PK Zane Gonzalez, Sr., Arizona State PK Andy Phillips, Sr., Utah P Mitch Wishnowsky, So., Utah P Matt Haack, Sr., Arizona State RS Adoree Jackson, Jr., USC RS Dante Pettis, Jr., Washington AP/ST Ryan Moeller, Jr., Colorado AP/ST Tony Brooks-James, So., Oregon 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: DL Reggie Gilbert, Sr.; DB Will Parks, Sr.; PK Casey Skowron, Sr. ARIZONA STATE: DB Lloyd Carrington, Sr.; LB Salamo Fiso, Jr.; LB Antonio Longino, Sr.; DB Jordan Simone, Sr.; DL Ta-shon Smallwood, So.; OL Vi Teofilo, Sr. CALIFORNIA: TE Stephen Anderson, Sr.; OL Chris Borrayo, Jr.; DL Kyle Kragen, Sr.; DB Stefan McClure, Sr.; LB Hardy Nickerson, Jr.; WR Bryce Treggs, Sr. COLORADO: TE Sean Irwin, Jr.; SS Tedric Thompson, Jr. OREGON: QB Vernon Adams Jr., Sr.; DL Alex Balducci, Sr.; OL Matt Hegarty, Sr.; DB Tyree Robinson, So. OREGON STATE: RS Victor Bolden, Jr.; OL Josh Mitchell, Sr.; DL Kyle Peko, Sr.; P Nick Porebski, So.; OL Isaac Seuma-lo, Jr. STANFORD: LB Kevin Anderson, Sr.; OL Johnny Caspers, Sr.; FB Daniel Marx, So.; DL Brennan Scarlett, Sr.; OL Graham Shuler, Sr.; DL Solomon Thomas, So.; PK Conrad Ukropina, Sr. UCLA: WR Jordan Payton, Sr.; DB Marcus Rios, Jr.; LB Aaron Wallace, Sr. USC: RB Justin Davis, Jr.; RB Ronald Jones, Fr.; QB Cody Kessler, Sr.; OL Damien Mama, So.; LB Cameron Smith, Fr. UTAH: OL Isaac Asiata, Jr.; RS Britain Covey, Fr.; DL Jason Fanaika, Sr.; PK Andy Phillips, Jr. WASHINGTON: DL Greg Gaines, Fr.; RB Myles Gaskin, Fr.; DB Kevin King, Jr.; LB Cory Littleton, Sr.; TE Joshua Perkins, Sr.; LB Azeem Victor, So. WASHINGTON STATE: DB Shalom Luani, Jr.; OL Cole Madison, So.; DL Hercules Mata afa, Fr.; LB Peyton Pelluer, So.; OL Riley Sorenson, Jr.; WR Dom Williams, Sr. COACH OF THE YEAR Mike MacIntyre, Colorado 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW 35

38 SEASON REVIEW WALTER CAMP FOUNDATION ALL-AMERICA TEAM Cody O Connell, OL, WSU...1st* Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU...1st* Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH...1st* Adoree Jackson, AP, USC...1st* Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN... 2nd Hunter Dimick, DL, UTAH... 2nd Adoree Jackson, KR, USC... 2nd ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL-AMERICA TEAM Cody O Connell, OL, WSU...1st* Adoree Jackson, DB, USC...1st* Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU...1st* Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH...1st* Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN... 2nd John Ross, WR, WASH... 2nd Budda Baker, DB, WASH... 2nd Hunter Dimick, DL, UTAH... 3rd Solomon Thomas, DL, STAN... 3rd Jimmie Gilbert, LB, COLO... 3rd THE SPORTING NEWS ALL-AMERICA TEAM Cody O Connell, OL, WSU...1st* Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU...1st* Budda Baker, DB, WASH... 1st^ Adoree Jackson, DB, USC...1st* Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH...1st* AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHES ALL-AMERICA TEAM Cody O Connell, OL, WSU...1st* Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU...1st* Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH...1st* Adoree Jackson, AP, USC...1st* JuJu Smith-Schuster, WR, USC.. 2nd Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN... 2nd Budda Baker, DB, WASH... 2nd NATIONAL AWARD WINNERS FOOTBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION ALL-AMERICA TEAM Cody O Connell, OL, WSU...1st* Budda Baker, DB, WASH... 1st^ Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU...1st* Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH...1st* Adoree Jackson, PR, USC...1st* Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN... 2nd John Ross, WR, WASH... 2nd Trey Adams, OL, WASH... 2nd Hunter Dimick, DL, UTAH... 2nd Solomon Thomas, DL, STAN... 2nd FOOTBALL WRITERS ASSOCIATION FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA TEAM Sam Darnold, QB, USC...1st Demetris Robertson, WR, CAL...1st Troy Dye, LB, ORE...1st Xavier Crawford, DB, OSU...1st Taylor Rapp, DB, WASH... 2nd LOU GROZA AWARD (Most Outstanding Kicker) Zane Gonzalez, Sr., Arizona State RAY GUY AWARD (Most Outstanding Punter) Mitch Wishnowsky, So., Utah THORPE AWARD (Top Defensive Back) Adoree Jackson, Jr., USC MORRIS TROPHY (Outstanding Defensive Lineman*) Solomon Thomas, Jr., Stanford * Voted on by the league s offensive lineman (Outstanding Offensive Lineman^) Isaac Asiata, Sr., Utah ^ Voted on by the league s defensive lineman CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TEAM Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN...1st Hunter Dimick, DE, UTAH... 2nd CAPITAL ONE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 8 Jake Browning, QB, Washington Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford Nick Ralston, RB, Arizona State Jesse Burkett, OL, Stanford Johnny Caspers, OL, Stanford Chase Dominguez, OL, Utah Jake Eldrenkamp, OL, Washington Matt Anderson, PK, California Dallas Lloyd, DB, Stanford Marcus Williams, DB, Utah Ben Burr-Kirven, LB, Washington Peyton Pelluer, LB, Washington State Johnny Ragin III, LB, Oregon Hunter Dimick, DL, Utah Harrison Phillips, DL, Stanford Matt Haack, P, Arizona State *unanimous; ^consensus 2016 PAC-12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK DATE... OFFENSE... DEFENSE... SPECIAL TEAMS Sept. 5...Sefo Liufau, QB, COLO*... Troy Dye, LB, ORE... Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH Sept Kalen Ballage, RB, ASU... Sunia Tauteoli, LB, UTAH... Adoree Jackson, CB/WR/RET, USC Sept Chad Hansen, WR, CAL... Treston Decoud, CB, OSU... Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU Sept Steven Montez, QB, COLO*... Solomon Thomas, DL, STAN... Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU Oct. 3...Davis Webb, QB, CAL... Psalm Wooching, LB, WASH... Davis Price, PK, COLO Oct Jake Browning, QB, WASH... Marcus Ball, LB, ASU... Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU Oct Phillip Lindsay, RB, COLO... Solomon Thomas, DL, STAN... Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU** Oct Joe Williams, RB, UTAH... Tedric Thompson, DB, COLO... Robert Taylor, DB/KR, WSU Oct Justin Herbert, QB, ORE... Azeem Victor, LB, WASH... Dante Pettis, WR/PR, WASH Nov. 7...John Ross III, WR, WASH... Sidney Jones IV, CB, WASH... Isaiah Oliver, CB/PR, COLO Nov Sam Darnold, QB, USC... Hunter Dimick, DE, UTAH... Kaleb Fossum, WR/PR, WSU Nov Sefo Liufau, QB, COLO... Nick Fisher, S, COLO... Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH Nov Ryan Nall, RB, OSU... Tedric Thompson, SS, COLO... Adoree Jackson, CB/WR/RET, USC PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2015 REVIEW 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW

39 2016 PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Pos. QB RB RB WR WR TE OL OL OL OL OL DL DL DL DL LB LB LB DB DB DB DB PK P ST ** STANFORD s Christian McCaffrey - First Team Academic All-America ** * UTAH s Hunter Dimick - Second Team Academic All-America * PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC FIRST TEAM Name...Yr....GPA... Major Brady White, Arizona State... RFr, Business (Communication) Nick Ralston, Arizona State... RFr Business (Communication)/Finance Christian McCaffrey, Stanford... Jr Communication Fred Gammage, Arizona State... Grad Public Safety Leadership Administration Cameron Smith, Arizona State... RJr Biological Sciences (Genetics, Cell and... Developmental Biology) Jeff Lindquist, Washington... Sr Business Administration (Finance) Jake Eldrenkamp, Washington (3)... Sr Business Administration (Finance) Stephon McCray, Arizona State... Grad Emergency Management... and Homeland Security Calvin Throckmorton, Oregon... RFr Human Physiology Nick Wilson, Stanford... So Undeclared Dustin Stanton, Oregon State... Sr Business Administration T.J. Daniel, Oregon... RSr General Social Science/Journalism Hunter Dimick, Utah (2)... Sr Communication Tony Mekari, California... RJr Legal Studies Harrison Phillips, Stanford... Jr Science, Technology and Society;... Sociology Ben Burr-Kirven, Washington... So Pre=Arts & Sciences Johnny Ragin III, Oregon (2)... Sr Applied Econ, Business & Society Casey Toohill, Stanford... So Undeclared Frank Buncom, Stanford... So Undeclared Treston Decoud, Oregon State... Sr Liberal Studies Dallas Lloyd, Stanford... Grad Communication Marcus Williams, Utah (2)... Jr Sociology Andy Phillips, Utah... Grad Information Systems MS Matt Haack, Arizona State (2)... Sr Business (Sports & Media Studies) Matthew Stagg, Arizona... RSr Molecular & Cellular Biology (2) Two-time first-team All-Academic selection (3) Three-time first-team All-Academic selection * - Injury/Illness does not count against criteria to appear in 50 percent of team s games. HONORABLE MENTION ARIZ: Cody Creason, Jake Matthews, Abraham Mendivil, Carrington Vaughn, Levi Walton; ASU: Mitchell Fraboni, Malik Lawal, Laiu Moeakiola, Tim White; CAL: J.D. Hinnant, Bradley Northnagel, Evan Rambo, Luke Rebenzer; COLO: Chris Graham, Aaron Haigler, Aaron Howard, Alex Kinney, Ryan Severson; ORE: Devon Allen, Kaulana Apelu, Doug Brenner, Jalen Brown, Drayton Carlberg, Shane Lemieux, Malik Lovette, Rex Manu, Matt Wogan; OSU: Blake Brandel, Sam Curtius, Yanni Demogerontas, Kyle Haley, Sumner Houston, Omar Hicks-Onu, Ryan Nall, Ryan Navarro, Ricky Ortiz, Garrett Owens, Tuli Wily-Matagi; STAN: J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, David Bright, Ryan Burns, Keller Chryst, Noor Davis, Alijah Holder, Trenton Irwin, Alameen Murphy, Kevin Palma, Justin Reid, Dalton Schultz, Mike Tyler, Conrad Ukropina, Jordan Watkins; UCLA: Josh Rosen, Josh Woods; USC: Matt Boermeester, Max Browne, Sam Darnold, Chris Tilbey; UTAH: Philip Afia, Tyson Cisrow, Christian Drews, Mackay Dunn, Evan Eggiman, Jordan Fogal, Harrison Handley, Hayes Hicken, Boobie Hobbs, Casey Hughes, Evan Moeai, Darrin Paulo, Sharrieff Shah Jr., Alex Whittingham; WASH: Jake Browning, Kevin King, Jojo McIntosh, Drew Sample, Hayden Schuh, Coleman Shelton, Psalm Wooching; Pos. QB RB RB WR WR TE OL OL OL OL OL DL DL DL DL LB LB LB DB DB DB DB PK P ST PAC-12 ALL-ACADEMIC SECOND TEAM Name...Yr....GPA... Major Marcus McMaryion, Oregon State... So Public Health Patrick Laird, California... RSo Business Administration Billy McCrary III, California... So Undeclared Andre Baccellia, Washington... RFr Pre-Arts Sciences Andre Bodden, Oregon State... RFr Business Ken Hampel, Utah... Sr Consumer and Community Studies Christian Boettcher, Arizona... RSo Biochemistry Jesse Burkett, Stanford... Jr Japanese Johnny Caspers, Stanford... RSr Earth Systems Jake Hanson, Oregon... RFr Human Physiology Nick Nowakowski, Utah... Sr Electrical and Computer Engineering Greg Gaines, Washington... So Pre-Social Sciences Dylan Jackson, Stanford... So Undeclared Solomon Thomas, Stanford... Jr Communication Vita Vea, Washington... RSo Anthropology Tevis Bartlett, Washington... So Pre-Arts & Sciences Sean Barton, Stanford... So Undeclared Peyton Pelluer, Washington State... RJr History Budda Baker, Washington... Jr American Ethnic Studies Malcolm Holland, Arizona... RFr Economics Dylan Luther, UCLA... RJr Political Science Trevor Walker, Washington... RJr Economics Matt Anderson, California... Jr Business Administration Nick Porebski, Oregon State... Jr Sociology Chase Dominguez, Utah... Sr Communication WSU: Tristan Brock, Isaac Dotson, Luke Falk, Eduardo Middleton. * - Injury/Illness does not count against criteria to appear in 50 percent of team s games PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW 37

40 TEAM STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg 1. Washington Washington State California Oregon USC Arizona State Colorado Utah Stanford Oregon State UCLA Arizona RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Arizona Oregon Utah Stanford USC Washington Oregon State Colorado California Arizona State Washington State UCLA SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg 1. Washington Stanford Colorado Utah USC Washington State UCLA Oregon State Arizona Arizona State Oregon California RUSHING DEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds/G 1. Utah Washington Washington State USC Stanford Colorado Arizona State UCLA Arizona Oregon State Oregon California PASS OFFENSE G Att-Cmp-Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Washington State California UCLA USC Oregon Arizona State Washington Colorado Utah Arizona Oregon State Stanford TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plys Yards Avg TD Yds/G 1. California Oregon Washington State USC Washington Colorado Utah Arizona Arizona State UCLA Stanford Oregon State PASS DEFENSE G Att-Cmp-Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Washington Colorado UCLA Oregon State Stanford USC California Utah Washington State Oregon Arizona Arizona State TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plys Yards Avg TD Yds/G 1. Washington Colorado USC Stanford UCLA Utah Washington State Oregon State Arizona California Oregon Arizona State KICKOFF RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg 1. Oregon Oregon State Utah USC Colorado Arizona State UCLA Washington Washington State California Arizona Stanford PUNT RETURN AVG G Ret Yds TD Avg 1. USC Washington State Washington Arizona State Colorado Utah Oregon Stanford UCLA Oregon State Arizona California PUNTING G No. Yards Avg/P PR Avg TBg Net/P 1. Utah Arizona State Stanford Oregon State Arizona USC Washington State California Washington UCLA Oregon Colorado PASS EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Pct Int Yds TD Effic 1. Washington Oregon USC Washington State California Colorado Arizona State Stanford UCLA Utah Arizona Oregon State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2015 REVIEW 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW

41 2016 TEAM STATISTICS Gained Lost TURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/G 1. Washington Utah Washington State Colorado California Stanford Oregon State USC UCLA Oregon Arizona State Arizona PASS DEF EFFICIENCY G Att -Cmp-Int Pct. Yds TD Effic 1. Colorado UCLA Washington Stanford Oregon State Utah USC Washington State California Oregon Arizona Arizona State FIRST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total 1. Washington State California Colorado USC Washington Utah Oregon Arizona Arizona State UCLA Stanford Oregon State RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS G Conv Att Pct 1. USC Washington State Colorado Washington Stanford California Oregon Utah Arizona State Oregon State Arizona UCLA OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total 1. Colorado Washington USC Stanford Utah Washington State UCLA Oregon State Arizona State Arizona California Oregon OPP 3RD-DN CONVERT G Conv Att Pct 1. Washington Colorado UCLA USC Arizona State Stanford Utah Washington State Oregon State California Oregon Arizona SACKS BY G Sacks Yards 1. Utah Washington Stanford Colorado Arizona State USC UCLA Oregon Arizona Washington State California Oregon State SACKS AGAINST G Sacks Yards 1. USC California UCLA Oregon State Washington Utah Arizona Oregon Washington State Colorado Stanford Arizona State PENALTIES G No Yds Avg/G 1. Washington Colorado Arizona State Stanford UCLA Utah Arizona USC Washington State Oregon State California Oregon FIELD GOALS G Made Att Pct 1. Arizona State California Utah Stanford Washington Oregon USC Colorado Arizona Oregon State Washington State UCLA OPPONENT PENALTIES G No Yds Avg/G 1. California Oregon Arizona Washington State UCLA Arizona State Stanford Oregon State Colorado Washington USC Utah PAT KICKING G Made Att Pct 1. California Utah UCLA Arizona Stanford USC Oregon Arizona State Washington Oregon State Washington State Colorado PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW 39

42 TEAM STATISTICS 4TH-DN CONVERT G Conv Att Pct 1. California Oregon Utah Washington Washington State Stanford USC Arizona State UCLA Colorado Arizona Oregon State TIME OF POSSESSION G Total Time Avg/G 1. Utah :28 33:48 2. Stanford :09 32:46 3. Washington State :35 32:25 4. USC :45 31:54 5. Washington :44 31:03 6. Colorado :53 30:50 7. Oregon State :24 30:47 8. Arizona State :14 30:11 9. California :38 28: UCLA :54 26: Arizona :05 25: Oregon :48 25:44 ON-SIDE KICK SUCCESS G OnSide Percent 1. California Oregon State Arizona State Washington State Arizona Utah Colorado USC UCLA Oregon Stanford Washington ON-SIDE KICK ALLOWED G OnSide Percent 1. Utah Washington Arizona State UCLA Colorado California Arizona USC Washington State Oregon Oregon State Stanford OPP 4TH-DN CONVERT G Conv Att Pct 1. Arizona Washington State Oregon Colorado Washington Utah Oregon State Arizona State Stanford USC UCLA California KICKOFF COVERAGE G No. Yards Avg Retn TB Net/Avg 1. USC Oregon Stanford Utah Oregon State Washington UCLA Arizona State Washington State Colorado Arizona California RED ZONE OFFENSE G RZ Pct TDs R/P FG-AT F/I/D/O 1. Washington / /0/1/2 2. Arizona State / /4/0/0 3. Colorado / /0/2/0 4. California / /2/1/3 5. Oregon State / /0/1/0 6. Stanford / /0/1/2 7. Washington State / /3/6/0 8. USC / /2/3/1 9. Oregon / /2/3/0 10. UCLA / /3/1/1 11. Utah / /3/3/3 12. Arizona / /0/4/0 RED ZONE DEFENSE G RZ Pct TDs R/P FG-AT F/I/D/O 1. Colorado / /1/1/1 2. Washington / /3/5/0 3. Stanford / /2/2/0 4. USC / /0/2/1 5. Oregon State / /1/4/2 6. Washington State / /2/1/0 7. Utah / /2/0/0 8. Arizona / /0/2/2 9. UCLA / /4/0/0 10. Oregon / /1/1/0 11. Arizona State / /0/1/0 12. California / /0/1/ PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2015 REVIEW 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW

43 2016 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING Team Cl G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G 1. McCaffrey,C STAN JR Gaskin, Myles WASH SO Nall, Ryan OSU SO Dawkins, B. ARIZ SO Lindsay, Philli COLO JR Freeman, Royce ORE JR Jones, Ronald USC SO Muhammad, Khalf CAL SR Love,B STAN SO Brooks-James ORE SO Coleman, Lavon WASH JR Davis, Justin USC SR INTERCEPTIONS Team Cl G Int Yds TD Long Int/G 1. Thompson, Tedri COLO SR Williams,Marcus UTAH JR Lloyd,D STAN SR Jackson, Adoree USC JR Goforth UCLA SR Luani, Shalom WSU SR Schooler, B. ORE FR Allen, Brian UTAH SR Rapp, Taylor WASH FR Hayes, D. ASU SR Brown UCLA SR Pickett UCLA SO PASSING AVG/GAME Team Cl G Att-Cmp-Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G 1. Webb, Davis CAL SR Falk, Luke WSU JR Browning, Jake WASH SO Darnold, Sam USC FR Wilkins, Manny ASU SO Herbert, Justin ORE FR Williams, Troy UTAH JR Liufau, Sefo COLO SR Dawkins, B. ARIZ SO Fafaul UCLA SR Burns,R STAN SR Montez, Steven COLO FR PASS EFFICIENCY Team Cl G Att-Cmp-Int Pct. Yds TD Eff. 1. Browning, Jake WASH SO Darnold, Sam USC FR Herbert, Justin ORE FR Falk, Luke WSU JR Webb, Davis CAL SR Wilkins, Manny ASU SO Liufau, Sefo COLO SR Dawkins, B. ARIZ SO Williams, Troy UTAH JR Burns,R STAN SR Fafaul UCLA SR TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G 1. Webb, Davis CAL SR Falk, Luke WSU JR Wilkins, Manny ASU SO Darnold, Sam USC FR Browning, Jake WASH SO Liufau, Sefo COLO SR Herbert, Justin ORE FR Williams, Troy UTAH JR Dawkins, B. ARIZ SO McCaffrey,C STAN JR Fafaul UCLA SR Montez, Steven COLO FR PUNT RETURN AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg 1. Jackson, Adoree USC JR White, Tim ASU SR Pettis, Dante WASH JR Fossum, Kaleb WSU SO MacIntyre, Jay COLO SO Hobbs, Boobie UTAH JR Wharton III, Vi CAL SO Adams UCLA SR RECEPTIONS/GAME Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Rec/G 1. Hansen, Chad CAL JR Marks, Gabe WSU SR Ross, John WASH JR Smith-Schuster USC JR Cracraft, River WSU SR Ross, Devin COLO JR Martin Jr., Tav WSU SO Harry, N Keal ASU FR White, Tim ASU SR Andrews UCLA JR Nelson, Charles ORE JR Rogers, Darreus USC SR KICK RETURN AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg 1. Jackson, Adoree USC JR Nelson, Charles ORE JR Muhammad, Khalf CAL SR Ross, John WASH JR Bolden, Victor OSU SR Adams UCLA SR Ballage, Kalen ASU JR McCaffrey,C STAN JR Julmisse, Tony COLO FR Taylor, Robert WSU JR White, Tim ASU SR RECEIVE YDS/GAME Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G 1. Hansen, Chad CAL JR Ross, John WASH JR Smith-Schuster USC JR Cracraft, River WSU SR Marks, Gabe WSU SR Robertson, Deme CAL FR Fields, Shay COLO JR White, Tim ASU SR Patrick, Tim UTAH SR Andrews UCLA JR Pettis, Dante WASH JR Lasley UCLA SO PUNTING Team Cl G Punt Yds Long Avg 1. Wishnowsky, M. UTAH SO Klumph, Dylan CAL SO Haack, Matt ASU SR Bailey,J STAN SO Pollack, J. ARIZ SO Porebski, Nick OSU SR Kinney, Alex COLO SO Vizcaino, T. WASH JR Tilbey, Chris USC SO Sweet, Kyle WSU SO Wheeler, Ian ORE JR ALL PURPOSE Team Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G 1. McCaffrey,C STAN JR Muhammad, Khalf CAL SR White, Tim ASU SR Nelson, Charles ORE JR Bolden, Victor OSU SR Lindsay, Philli COLO JR Hansen, Chad CAL JR Ross, John WASH JR Ballage, Kalen ASU JR Nall, Ryan OSU SO Gaskin, Myles WASH SO Freeman, Royce ORE JR PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW 41

44 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING Team Cl G TD XPT FG 2XP Pts Pts/G 1. Anderson, Matt CAL JR Gonzalez, Zane ASU SR Nall, Ryan OSU SO Van Winkle, C. WASH SR McCaffrey,C STAN JR Ukropina,C STAN SR Boermeester, Ma USC JR Phillips, Andy UTAH SR Ross, John WASH JR Ballage, Kalen ASU JR Lindsay, Philli COLO JR Pettis, Dante WASH JR SCORING (TDs) Team Cl G TD Rush Pass Ret PAT Pts PPG 1. Nall, Ryan OSU SO McCaffrey,C STAN JR Ross, John WASH JR Ballage, Kalen ASU JR Lindsay, Philli COLO JR Pettis, Dante WASH JR Hansen, Chad CAL JR Dawkins, B. ARIZ SO Marks, Gabe WSU SR Wicks, Gerard WSU JR Jones, Ronald USC SO Freeman, Royce ORE JR FIELD GOALS Team Cl G FG FGA Pct. FG/G 1. Gonzalez, Zane ASU SR Anderson, Matt CAL JR Ukropina,C STAN SR Phillips, Andy UTAH SR Boermeester, Ma USC JR Van Winkle, C. WASH SR Molson UCLA FR Graham, Chris COLO JR Owens, Garrett OSU JR Schneider, A. ORE JR Pollack, J. ARIZ SO Powell, Erik WSU JR SCORING (KICK) Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Pts/G 1. Anderson, Matt CAL JR Gonzalez, Zane ASU SR Van Winkle, C. WASH SR Ukropina,C STAN SR Boermeester, Ma USC JR Phillips, Andy UTAH SR Powell, Erik WSU JR Schneider, A. ORE JR Owens, Garrett OSU JR Molson UCLA FR Pollack, J. ARIZ SO Graham, Chris COLO JR FIELD GOAL PCT Team Cl G FG FGA Long Pct. 1. Gonzalez, Zane ASU SR Anderson, Matt CAL JR Phillips, Andy UTAH SR Ukropina,C STAN SR Van Winkle, C. WASH SR Schneider, A. ORE JR Boermeester, Ma USC JR Graham, Chris COLO JR Pollack, J. ARIZ SO Molson UCLA FR Powell, Erik WSU JR Owens, Garrett OSU JR PAT KICKING PCT Team Cl G Made Att Pct. 1. Anderson, Matt CAL JR Phillips, Andy UTAH SR Pollack, J. ARIZ SO Ukropina,C STAN SR Molson UCLA FR Van Winkle, C. WASH SR Boermeester, Ma USC JR Schneider, A. ORE JR Gonzalez, Zane ASU SR Owens, Garrett OSU JR Powell, Erik WSU JR TACKLES Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G Sack 1. Brown UCLA SR 12 LB Dye, Troy ORE FR Olugbode, Kenne COLO SR 14 LB Saulo, Caleb OSU SR Hungalu, Manase OSU JR Young UCLA JR Magloire Jr, P. ARIZ SR 11 LB Pelluer, Peyton WSU JR 13 LB Downs, Devante CAL JR Wadood UCLA JR 11 DB Swain, Jimmie ORE JR SACKS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G 1. Dimick, Hunter UTAH SR 13 DE Gilbert, Jimmie COLO SR 14 DL McKinley UCLA SR 11 DL Taumoepenu,Pita UTAH SR 13 DE Crump, Koron ASU JR 12 LB Thomas,S STAN JR Dye, Troy ORE FR Wooching, Psalm WASH SR 14 LB Green, Rasheem USC SO 13 DT Phillips,H STAN JR TACKLES FOR LOSS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G 1. Dimick, Hunter UTAH SR 13 DE McKinley UCLA SR 11 DL Thomas,S STAN JR Gilbert, Jimmie COLO SR 14 DL Mata afa, Herc. WSU SO 13 DL Gustin, Porter USC SO 13 DE Dye, Troy ORE FR Taumoepenu,Pita UTAH SR 13 DE Calhoun, DJ ASU JR 12 LB Ugwoegbu, B. OSU SO FUMBLES FORCED Team Cl G Num Avg/G 1. Chappell, Devin OSU SR Gilbert, Jimmie COLO SR McKinley UCLA SR Hanser, Dylan WSU JR Crump, Koron ASU JR Taumoepenu,Pita UTAH SR Hansen, Chase UTAH SO Zellers, P. ARIZ JR Williams,Marcus UTAH JR Goodman UCLA SR PASSES DEFENDED Team Cl G Brup Int Total Avg/G 1. Witherspoon, Ah COLO SR Thompson, Tedri COLO SR Jackson, Adoree USC JR Goforth UCLA SR King, Kevin WASH SR Decoud, Treston OSU SR Moreau UCLA SR Springs, Arrion ORE JR Whittaker, J. ARIZ SO Awuzie, Chidobe COLO SR PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2015 REVIEW 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW

45 2016 NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (National leader and Pac-12 among top 25) RUSHING (YPG) National Leader: D Onta Foreman, Texas Christian McCaffrey, Stanford PASSING EFFICIENCY (QB rating) National Leader: Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma Jake Browning, Washington Sam Darnold, USC PASSING (Completion Percentage) National Leader: Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma Luke Falk, Washington State Sam Darnold, USC Justin Herbert, Oregon Manny Wilkins, Arizona State PASSING (Yards per game) National Leader: Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech Davis Webb, California Luke Falk, Washington State TOTAL OFFENSE National Leader: Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech Davis Webb, California Luke Falk, Washington State RECEPTIONS PER GAME National Leaders: Zay Jones, East Carolina Chad Hansen, California Gabe Marks, Washington State RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME National Leader: Zay Jones, East Carolina Chad Hansen, California SCORING National Leader: Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky Matt Anderson, California Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State Ryan Nall, Oregon State ALL-PURPOSE YARDS National Leader: Christian McCaffrey, Stanford Khalfani Muhammad, California Tim White, Arizona State SACKS (Per Game) National Leader: Harold Landry, Boston College Hunter Dimick, Utah Takkarist McKinley, UCLA Jimmie Gilbert, Colorado Koron Crump, Arizona State TACKLES FOR LOSS National Leader: Tegray Scales, Indiana Takkarist McKinley, UCLA Hunter Dimick, Utah TOTAL INTERCEPTIONS National Leader: R. Douglas, West Virginia/T. McFadden, Florida State Tedric Thompson, Colorado Adoree Jackson, USC; Dallas Lloyd, Stanford; Marcus Williams, Utah...5 PUNT RETURNS National Leader: Brisly Estime, Syracuse Adoree Jackson, USC Tim White, Arizona State Dante Pettis, Washington Kaleb Fossum, Washington State KICKOFF RETURNS National Leader: Kylen Towner, Western Kentucky Adoree Jackson, USC Charles Nelson, Oregon PUNTING National Leader: Johnny Townsend, Florida Mitch Wishnowsky, Utah Dylan Klumph, California Matt Haack, Arizona State Jake Bailey, Stanford FIELD GOALS PER GAME National Leader: Daniel Carlson, Auburn Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State Matt Anderson, California Conrad Ukropina, Stanford Andy Phillips, Utah TEAM LEADERS (National leader and Pac-12 among top 25) RUSHING OFFENSE National Leader: New Mexico Arizona PASSING OFFENSE National Leader: Texas Tech Washingon State California UCLA USC TOTAL OFFENSE National Leader: Texas Tech California Oregon Washington State USC SCORING OFFENSE National Leader: Louisville Washington Washington State California RUSHING DEFENSE National Leader: Alabama Utah PASSING YARDS ALLOWED National Leader: Michigan Washington Colorado TOTAL DEFENSE National Leader: Michigan Washington Colorado SCORING DEFENSE National Leader: Alabama Washington Stanford Colorado PUNT RETURNS National Leader: Texas A&M USC Washington State Washington KICKOFF RETURNS National Leader: San Diego State Oregon Oregon State Utah USC TURNOVER MARGIN National Leader: Washington/Western Michigan TEAM PASSING EFFICIENCY National Leader: Oklahoma Washington Oregon USC TEAM PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSE National Leader: Florida Colorado UCLA Washington Stanford SACKS National Leader: Florida State Utah Washington Stanford RED ZONE DEFENSE National Leader: Vanderbilt Colorado Washington RED ZONE OFFENSE National Leader: Florida State Washington Arizona State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW 43

46 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS TOTAL OFFENSE Herbert, Justin (ORE) vs ASU (Oct. 29) [23r,489p] Webb, Davis (CAL) at San Diego State (Sept. 10) [-19r,522p] RUSHING YARDS Williams, Joe (UTAH) at UCLA (Oct. 22) McCaffrey,C (STAN) at CAL (Nov. 19) RUSHING ATTEMPTS Williams, Joe (UTAH) vs WASH (Oct. 29) Williams, Joe (UTAH) at OSU (Oct. 15) RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 7...Ballage, Kalen (ASU) vs TEXAS TECH (Sep 10) 4... Williams, Joe (UTAH) at UCLA (Oct. 22) 4... Jones, Ronald (USC) vs ORE (Nov. 5) 4...Nall, Ryan (OSU) vs ORE (Nov. 26) LONGEST RUSH 92...Bolden, Victor (OSU) vs IDAHO STATE (Sept. 17) 90...McCaffrey,C (STAN) at CAL (Nov. 19) PASSING YARDS Webb, Davis (CAL) at San Diego State (Sept. 10) Herbert, Justin (ORE) vs ASU (Oct. 29) PASSING ATTEMPTS Webb, Davis (CAL) at San Diego State (Sept. 10) Falk, Luke (WSU) at Boise State (Sept. 10) PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 6... Browning, Jake (WASH) at ORE (Oct. 8) 6...Herbert, Justin (ORE) at CAL (Oct 21) 6... Browning, Jake (WASH) at CAL (Nov. 5) LONGEST PASS Prukop, Dakota (ORE) vs VIRGINIA (Sept. 10) Dawkins, B. (ARIZ) at UTAH (Oct. 8) Fafaul (UCLA) vs UTAH (Oct. 22) 75...McMaryion, M. (OSU) at STAN (Nov 05, 2016) Browning, Jake (WASH) vs ASU (11/19/16) PASSES COMPLETED Falk, Luke (WSU) at Boise State (Sep 10) Wilkins, Manny (ASU) at ARIZ Nov. 25) PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 4... Fafaul (UCLA) vs UTAH (Oct. 22) 3... Eight times PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Falk, Luke (WSU) vs. ARIZ (Nov. 5) [32-35] Hilinski, Tyler (WSU) vs ARIZ (Nov. 5) [15-17] PASS YARDS/ATTEMPT McMaryion, M. (OSU) vs. ARIZ (Nov. 19) [19-265] Browning, Jake (WASH) at CAL (Nov. 5) [28-378] RECEIVING YARDS Ross, John (WASH) at CAL (Nov. 5) Hansen, Chad (CAL) vs TEXAS (Sept. 17) RECEPTIONS 14...Hansen, Chad (CAL) vs Hawai i (Aug. 27) 14...Hansen, Chad (CAL) at San Diego State (Sept. 10) RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 3...Nine times LONGEST RECEPTION 77...Allen, Devon (ORE) vs VIRGINIA (Sept. 10) 75...Brown, S. (ARIZ) at UTAH (Oct. 8) Lasley (UCLA) vs UTAH (Oct. 22) 75...Bolden, Victor (OSU) at STAN (Nov. 5) 75...McClatcher, C. (WASH) vs ASU (Nov. 19) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 5...Six times FIELD GOALS MADE 5...Anderson, Matt (CAL) vs UCLA (Nov. 26) 4...Gonzalez, Zane (ASU) at UTSA (Sept. 16) 4...Schneider, A. (ORE) vs ASU (Oct. 29) 4... Ukropina,C (STAN) vs OSU (Nov. 5) 4...Phillips, Andy (UTAH) vs Indiana (Dec. 28) 4... Ukropina,C (STAN) vs North Carolina (Dec. 30) LONGEST FIELD GOAL Gonzalez, Zane (ASU) at COLO (Oct. 15) 54...Gonzalez, Zane (ASU) at UTSA (Sept. 16) 54...Price, David (COLO) vs OSU (Oct. 1) LONGEST PUNT 76...Haack, Matt (ASU) at COLO (Oct. 15) Powell, Erik (WSU) vs WASH (Nov. 25) PUNT RETURNS 5...Seven times PUNT RETURN YARDS Oliver, Isaiah (COLO) vs UCLA (Nov. 3) Nelson, Charles (ORE) vs UC DAVIS (Sept. 3) LONGEST PUNT RETURN Jackson, Adoree (USC) vs UTAH STATE (Sept. 10) 75...Fossum, Kaleb (WSU) vs CAL (Nov. 12) PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 1...Nine times KICK RETURNS 7... White, Tim (ASU) at ARIZ (Nov. 25) 6...Three times KICK RETURN YARDS Bolden, Victor (OSU) vs BOISE STATE (Sept. 24) Nelson, Charles (ORE) at WSU (Oct. 1) LONGEST KICK RETURN Three times KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 1... NIne times INTERCEPTIONS times INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Decoud, Treston (OSU) vs IDAHO STATE (Sept. 17) 84...Robinson, Tyree (ORE) vs ASU (Oct. 29) LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 84...Robinson, Tyree (ORE) vs ASU (Oct. 29) Decoud, Treston (OSU) vs IDAHO STATE (Sept. 17) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Williams, Joe (UTAH) at UCLA (Oct. 22) McCaffrey,C (STAN) at CAL (Nov. 19) TACKLES Barton, Cody (UTAH) vs ORE (Nov. 19) [10-10] Brown (UCLA) at COLO (Nov. 3) [13-6] Olugbode, Kenne (COLO) vs WASH (Dec. 2) [6-13] SACKS Dimick, Hunter (UTAH) at ASU (Nov. 10)[5-0] Five tied TACKLES FOR LOSS Dimick, Hunter (UTAH) at ASU (Nov. 10) [6-1] McKinley (UCLA) vs UTAH (Oct. 22) [5-0] 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES McCaffrey, C, Stanford...8 Gaskin, Myles, Washington...6 Williams, Joe, Utah...6 Freeman, Royce, Oregon...5 Jones, Ronald, USC...4 Lindsay, Philli, Colorado...4 Nall, Ryan, Oregon State...4 Brooks-James, Oregon...3 Coleman, Lavon, Washington...3 Dawkins, B., Arizona...3 Love, B, Stanford...3 Muhammad, Khalf, California...3 Davis, Justin, USC...2 Grant, S., Arizona...2 Ware, Aca Cedri, USC...2 Watson, Tre, California...2 Wilson, N., Arizona players YARD PASSING GAMES Webb, Davis, California...10 Falk, Luke, Washington State...9 Darnold, Sam, USC...4 Rosen, UCLA...4 Browning, Jake, Washington...3 Wilkins, Manny, Arizona State...3 Herbert, Justin, Oregon...2 Liufau, Sefo, Colorado...2 Echols, Bryson, Arizona State...1 Fafaul, UCLA...1 McMaryion, M., Oregon State...1 Montez, Steven, Colorado...1 Prukop, Dakota, Oregon YARD RECEIVING GAMES Hansen, Chad, California...7 Marks, Gabe, Washington State...4 Pettis, Dante, Washington...4 Smith-Schuster, USC...4 Patrick, Tim, Utah...3 Ross, John, Washington...3 A.-Whiteside,JJ, Stanford...2 Andrews, UCLA...2 Ballage, Kalen, Arizona State...2 Bolden, Victor, Oregon State...2 Fields, Shay, Colorado...2 Harry, N Keal, Arizona State...2 Lasley, UCLA...2 Lindsay, Philli, Colorado...2 Robertson, Deme, California...2 Ross, Devin, Colorado...2 Walker, UCLA players PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2015 REVIEW 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW

47 2016 TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 70...Washington at Oregon (Oct. 8) 69...Washington State vs Arizona (Nov. 5) POINTS SCORED KICKING Oregon vs Arizona State (Oct. 29) [4fg,6pat] 18...California vs UCLA (Nov. 26) [5fg,3pat] TOUCHDOWNS 10...Washington at Oregon (Oct. 8) 9...Arizona State vs Texas Tech (Sept. 10) 9...Washington State vs Arizona (Nov. 5) 9... Washington at California (Nov. 5) TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Oregon vs Arizona State (Oct. 29) [245r,489p] Washington at California (Nov. 5) [287r,417p]] TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS California vs OREGON (Oct. 21) [57r,61p] California vs UCLA (Nov. 26) [54r,48p] TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS/PLAY Arizona vs Arizona State (Nov. 25) [56-588] Washington at California (Nov. 5) [73-704] RUSHING YARDS Arizona vs Arizona State (Nov. 25) Oregon State vs California (Oct. 8) RUSHING ATTEMPTS 60...Utah at Oregon State (Oct. 15) 59...Colorado vs Washignton State (Nov. 19) YARDS PER RUSH Arizona vs Arizona State (Nov. 25) [48-511] Oregon State vs CALIFORNIA (Oct. 8) [50-474] RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 7...Arizona State vs Texas Tech (Sep 10, 2016) 7... Arizona vs Arizona State (Nov. 25) PASSING YARDS California at San Diego State (Sept. 10) Oregon vs Arizona State (Oct. 29) PASSING ATTEMPTS 72...California at San Diego State (Sept. 10) 71...Washington State at Boise State (Sept. 10) 71...UCLA vs Utah (Oct. 22) PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 7... Washington at California (Nov. 5) 6...Washington vs Idaho (Oct. 10) 6...Washington at Oregon (Oct. 8) 6... Oregon at California (Oct. 21) 6...Washington State vs Arizona (Nov. 5) PASSES COMPLETED 55...Washington State at Boise State (Sept. 10) 47...Washington State vs Arizona (Nov. 5) PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 4...UCLA vs Utah (Oct. 22) times PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Washington State vs Arizona (Nov. 5) [47-52] Oregon State vs Arizona (Nov. 19) [16-19] PASSING YARDS PER ATTEMPT Washington at California (Nov. 5) [29-417] Oregon State vs Arizona (Nov. 19) [19-265] YARDS PER CATCH Arizona vs Arizona State (Nov. 25) [3-77] Arizona vs Stanford (Oct. 29) [5-116] FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 5... Six times FIELD GOALS MADE 5...California vs UCLA (Nov. 26) 4...Five times PUNTS USC vs Alabama (Sept. 3) 10...Colorado at Michigan (Sept. 17) Arizona at UCLA (Oct. 1) Arizona State at Colorado (Oct. 15) YARDS PUNTED Arizona State at Colorado (Oct. 15) [10-521] Washington vs Alabama (Dec. 31) [9-423] PUNTING AVERAGE Utah vs Southern Utah (Sept. 1) [6-333] Washington State vs Washington (Nov. 25) [2-109] PUNT RETURNS 5... Eight times PUNT RETURN YARDS Colorado vs UCLA (Nov. 3) USC vs Utah State (Sept. 10) PUNT RETURN AVERAGE USC vs Utah State (Sept. 10) [2-121] Arizona State vs Washington State (Oct. 22) [2-78] PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 1...Nine times KICK RETURNS 9...California vs Washington (Nov. 5) 8...Arizona State vs Texas Tech (Sept. 10) KICK RETURN YARDS Oregon at Washington State (Oct. 1) Oregon State vs Boise State (Sept. 24) KICK RETURN AVERAGE Oregon State vs Boise State (Sept. 24) [4-206] Utah at Colorado (Nov. 26) [3-130] KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 1...Nine Times INTERCEPTIONS 4...Oregon State vs Idaho State (Sept. 17) 4... Utah at UCLA (Oct. 22) INTERCEPTION RETURN YDS Oregon State vs Idaho State (Sept. 17) Stanford at Notre Dame (Oct. 15) INTERCEPTION RETURN YDS AVERAGE Stanford at Notre Dame (Oct. 15) [2-88] Oregon State vs Idaho State (Sept. 17) [4-144] Arizona State at Washington (Nov. 19) [2-72] INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS times FUMBLES LOST 3... Utah vs BYU (Sept. 10) 3...USC at Utah (Sept. 23) 3... USC vs COLORADO (Oct. 8) 3...Utah vs Indiana (Dec. 28) FUMBLES RECOVERED 3...Arizona vs Grambling State (Sept. 10) 3... Washington vs Portland State (Sept. 17) 3... Utah vs USC (Sept. 23) 3... Colorado at USC (Oct. 8) SACKED BY OPPONENT Arizona State vs Utah (Nov. 10) 8... Stanford at Washington (Sept. 30) QUARTERBACK SACKS 11...Utah at Arizona State (Nov. 10) Utah at San Jose State (Sept. 17) TURNOVERS COMMITTED 6... Utah vs BYU (Sept. 10) 5...UCLA vs Utah (Oct. 22) TURNOVERS CAUSED 6...Arizona vs Grambling State (Sept. 10) 5...Oregon State vs Idaho State (Sept. 17) 5... Utah at UCLA (Oct. 22) KICKS BLOCKED times FIRST DOWNS 40...California vs Oregon (Oct. 21) 36...Washington State vs Oregon (Oct. 1) FIRST DOWNS RUSHING Oregon State vs Oregon (Nov. 26) Arizona vs Hawai i (Sept. 17) Oregon State vs California (Oct. 8) FIRST DOWNS PASSING Washington State vs Eastern Washington (Sept. 3) 23...California at San Diego State (Sept. 10) 23...Washington State vs OREGON (Oct. 1) 23...USC vs Penn State (Jan. 2) FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTIES 8...California vs UCLA (Nov. 26) 6... Colorado vs UCLA (Nov. 3) 6... Colorado at Arizona (Nov. 12) 6...Arizona State at Arizona (Nov. 25) PENALITIES Utah vs Arizona (Oct. 8) 14...California vs Oregon (Oct. 21) Oregon at California (Oct. 21) PENALTIES YARD California vs Oregon (Oct. 21) Arizona vs Colorado (Nov. 12) PAC-12 ATTENDANCE LEADERS School... Total... Avg. 1. USC...410, , UCLA...404, , Washington...452, , Oregon...328, , Arizona State...286, , Arizona...338, , Stanford...264, , California...279, , Utah...279, , Colorado...279, , Oregon State...263, , Washington State...221, , PAC-12 FOOTBALL // 2016 REVIEW 45

48 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS *NCAA Record; ^ Record later vacated due to NCAA penalty BOLD indicates returning player TOTAL OFFENSE (Rushing plus Passing) MOST PLAYS Game: 94 Connor Halliday, WSU at Oregon, 2013 Season: 764 Connor Halliday, WSU, 2013 Career: 1,824 Carson Palmer, USC, MOST YARDS GAINED Game: 751 Connor Halliday, WSU vs. California, 2014 Game (Fr.): 556 Anu Solomon, ARIZ vs. California, 2014 Conf. Gm: 751 Connor Halliday, WSU vs. California, 2014 Season: 5,224 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 (4,454 pass, 770 rush) Career: 13,033 Marcus Mariota, ORE, (10,796 pass, 2,237rush) MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME Season: Connor Halliday, WSU, 2014 (3,742 in 9 games) Career: Jared Goff, CAL, (12,086 in 37 games) MOST SEASONS GAINING 2500 YARDS OR MORE 4 Matt Barkley, USC, Sefo Liufau, COLO, Jared Goff, CAL, Kevin Hogan, STAN, Cody Kessler, USC, Marcus Mariota, ORE, Sean Mannion, OSU, 2011, Keith Price, WASH, Andrew Luck, STAN, Alex Brink, WSU, Matt Leinart, USC, Derek Anderson, OSU, Andrew Walter, ASU, Carson Palmer, USC, Erik Wilhelm, OSU, John Elway, STAN, MOST YARDS GAINED BY TWO OPPOSING PLAYERS Game: 1,269 Connor Halliday (751) & Jared Goff (518) Washington State vs. California, 2014 MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR (Touchdowns scored and passed for) Game: 8 Kalen Ballage, ASU vs. Texas Tech, Jake Browning, WASH vs. Oregon, Pat Barnes, CAL vs. Arizona, 1996 (4 OT) Reg. Game: 8 Kalen Ballage, ASU vs. Texas Tech, Jake Browning, WASH vs. Oregon, Four times, last: Cody Kessler, USC vs. Colorado, 2014 Season: 57 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 Career: 134 Marcus Mariota, ORE, MOST VICTORIES BY A STARTING QUARTERBACK Career: 36 Marcus Mariota, ORE, Kevin Hogan, STAN, PASSING HIGHEST PASSING EFFICIENCY RATING POINTS Game (Min. 20 att.): Matt Barkley vs. Colorado, 2012 (20 att, 19 comp, 0 int, 298 yds, 6 TD passes) Season: Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 (445 att, 304 comp, 4 int, 4454 yds, 42 TD) Career: Marcus Mariota, ORE, (1167 att, 779 comp, 14 int, 10,796 yds, 105 TD) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED Game: 89 Connor Halliday, WSU at Oregon, 2013 (completed 58) Conf. Gm: 89 Connor Halliday, WSU at Oregon, 2013 (completed 58) Season: 714 Connor Halliday, WSU, 2013 (completed 449) Career: 1,838 Sean Mannion, OSU, (completed 1,187) MOST PASSES COMPLETED Game: 58 Connor Halliday, WSU at Oregon, 2013 (attempted 89) Conf. Gm: 58 Connor Halliday, WSU at Oregon, 2013 (attempted 89) Season: 449 Connor Halliday, WSU, 2013 (attempted 714) Career: 1,187 Sean Mannion, OSU, (attempted 1,838) MOST CONSECUTIVE PASSES COMPLETED Game: 23 Aaron Rodgers, CAL vs. USC, 2004 Season: 26 Aaron Rodgers, CAL, 2004 HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES COMPLETED Game (Min. 10 comp.): Troy Winslow, USC vs. Washington, 1965 (11 of 11) Steve Endicott, OSU vs. UCLA, 1971 (10 of 10) Game (Min. 15 comp.): 95.0 Matt Barkley, USC vs. COLO, 2012 (19 of 20) Game (Min. 20 comp.): 92.6 Rick Neuheisel, UCLA vs. Washington, 1983 (25 of 27) Game (Min. 30 comp.): 91.4 Luke Falk, WSU vs. Arizona, 2016 (32 of 35) Game (Min. 40 comp.): 81.1 Rich Campbell, CAL vs. Florida, 1980 (43 of 53) Season (Min. 100 atts.): 71.3 Andrew Luck, STAN, 2011 (288 of 404) Season (Fr., 100 atts.): 68.5 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2012 (230 of 336)* Career: 67.5 Cody Kessler, USC, (851 of 1,261) MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED Game: 7 Erik Wilhelm, OSU vs. Stanford, 1987 (attempted 54) Season: 24 Derek Anderson, OSU, 2003 (attempted 510) 24 Chris Rowland, WASH, 1973 (attempted 234) 24 Dan Fouts, ORE, 1970 (attempted 361) 24 Ty Paine, WSU, 1970 (attempted 267) Career: 61 Erik Wilhelm, OSU, (attempted 1480) LOWEST PERCENTAGE OF PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED Season (Min. 150 atts.): 0.88 Rudy Carpenter, ASU, 2005 (2 of 228) Season (Min. 350 atts.): 0.90 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 (4 of 445) Career (Min atts.): 1.20 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 (14 of 1167) MOST CONSEC. PASSES ATTEMPTED WITHOUT INTERCEPTION Season: 275 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2013 Career: 343 Marcus Mariota, ORE, Matt Barkley, USC John Elway, Stanford Andrew Luck, Stanford Nick Foles, Arizona PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

49 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST YARDS GAINED Game: 734 Connor Halliday, WSU vs. California, 2013 (comp. 49 of 70) Two games: 1,151 Connor Halliday, WSU at UTAH (437), at CAL (734), 2014 Season: 4,719 Jared Goff, CAL, 2015 (completed 341 of 529) Career: 13,600 Sean Mannion, OSU, MOST SEASONS GAINING 3,000 YARDS OR MORE Career: 3 Jared Goff, CAL, Sean Mannion, OSU, 2011, Matt Leinart, USC, Derek Anderson, OSU, Andrew Walter, ASU, MOST GAMES GAINING 200 YARDS OR MORE Career: 36 Matt Leinart, USC, Season: 13 Luke Falk, WSU, 2016; Jared Goff, CAL, 2015; Sean Mannion, OSU, 2013; Matt Leinart, USC, 2005 MOST YARDS GAINED BY TWO OPPOSING PLAYERS Game: 1,261 Connor Halliday (734) & Jared Goff (527) Washington State vs. California, 2014 Conf. Game: 1,261 Connor Halliday (734) & Jared Goff (527) Washington State vs. California, 2014 MOST YARDS GAINED PER ATTEMPT (Min. 25 atts.) Game (min 25 att): 17.9 Drew Olson, UCLA vs. ASU, 2005 (28-501) Season (min 200 att): Vernon Adams Jr., ORE, 2015 (259-2,643) Career (min 900 att): 9.3 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2014 (1,167-10,796) MOST YARDS GAINED BY A PLAYER IN HIS FIRST START 445 Jared Goff, CAL vs. Northwestern, 2013 MOST YARDS GAINED BY A FRESHMAN 520 Anu Solomon, ARIZ vs. California, 2014 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES Game: 8 Pat Barnes, CAL vs. Arizona, 1996 (4 OT) Reg. Game: 7 Cody Kessler, USC vs. Colorado, Mike Pagel, ASU vs. Stanford, 1981 Season: 43 Jake Browning, WASH, 2016 Jared Goff, CAL, 2015 Career: 116 Matt Barkley, USC, MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES BY A FRESHMAN Season: 32 Marcus Mariota, ORE, 2012 LONGEST PASSING PLAY Game: 99 TD Jeff Tuel to Johnny Forzani, WSU vs. Arizona State, TD Jason Johnson to Brandon Marshall, ARIZ vs. Idaho, 2001 Conf. Game: 99 TD Jeff Tuel to Johnny Forzani, WSU vs. Arizona State, 2009 RUSHING MOST RUSHES Game: 51 Ricky Bell, USC vs. WSU, 1976 (347 yards) Season: 403 Marcus Allen, USC, 1981 (2,342 yards) Two Yrs: 751 Marcus Allen, USC, (3,905 yards)* Career: 1,147 Charles White, USC, (6,245 yards) MOST YARDS GAINED Quarter: 222 Corey Dillon, WASH vs. San Jose State, 1996 (1st Q, 16 rushes)* Half: 268 Jerry Drew, CAL vs. Oregon State, 1954 (2nd H, 7 rushes) Game: 366 Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ vs. COLO, 2012 (25 rushes) Two Yrs: 3,905 Marcus Allen, USC, (757 carries)* Season: 2,427 Marcus Allen, USC, 1981 (433 rushes) Career: 6,245 Charles White, USC, (1,147 rushes) MOST YARDS GAINED PER GAME Season: Marcus Allen, USC, 1981 (2,427 in 12 games) Two Yrs: Marcus Allen, USC, (3,905 in 21 games) Career: O.J. Simpson, USC, (3,423 in 21 games) MOST YARDS GAINED BY CLASS Freshman: 1,546 LaMichael James, ORE, 2009 Sophomore: 2,019 Christian McCaffrey, STAN, 2015 Junior: 1,885 Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ, 2013 Senior: 2,342 Marcus Allen, USC, 1981 FRESHMEN GAINING 1,000 YARDS OR MORE Season: 1,546 LaMichael James, ORE, ,375 Nick Wilson, ARIZ, ,365 Royce Freeman, ORE, ,302 Myles Gaskin, WASH, ,253 Jacquizz Rodgers, OSU, ,113 Chris Polk, WASH, ,069 Darrin Nelson, STAN, 1977 EARLIEST GAME GAINING 1,000 YARDS OR MORE Season: 5 Marcus Allen, USC, 1981 (1,136)* 5 Ricky Bell, USC, 1976 (1,008)* MOST YARDS GAINED BY A QUARTERBACK Season: 986 Jake Locker, WASH, 2007 (Note: Morley Drury, USC, gained 1,163 yards in 1927 when a quarterback compared more to a tailback in the modern game) TEAMMATES GAINING 1,000 YARDS OR MORE Season: Jeremiah Johnson (1,201) & LeGarrette Blount (1,002), ORE, 2008 Reggie Bush (1,740) & LenDale White (1,302), USC, 2005^ Onterrio Smith (1,058) & Maurice Morris (1,049), ORE, 2001 Anthony Wallace (1,002) & Russell White (1,000), CAL, 1990 Steve Broussard (1,280) & Rich Swinton (1,018), WSU, 1988 Theotis Brown (1,092) & Wendell Tyler (1,003), UCLA, 1976 MOST GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MORE Season: 12 Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ, J.J. Arrington, CAL, 2004 Career: 31 Charles White, USC, MOST GAMES GAINING 200 YARDS OR MORE Season: 8 Marcus Allen, USC, 1981* Career: 11 Marcus Allen, USC, * MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 200 YARDS OR MORE 5 Marcus Allen, USC, 1981* LaMichael James, Oregon Jared Goff, California Corey Dillon, Washington Charles White, USC 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 47

50 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MORE 16 Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ, MOST YARDS GAINED TWO CONSECUTIVE GAMES 573 Rueben Mayes, WSU, 1984 (216 vs. Stanford; 357 vs. Oregon) MOST SEASONS GAINING 1,000 YARDS OR MORE 3 Stepfan Taylor, STAN, LaMichael James, ORE, Chris Polk, WASH, Jacquizz Rodgers, OSU, Yverson Bernard, OSU, Ken Simonton, OSU, Napoleon Kaufman, WASH, Russell White, CAL, Darrin Nelson, STAN, Charles White, USC, Anthony Davis, USC, MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WITH A 1000-YARD RUSHER 10 USC, (Anthony Davis, ; Ricky Bell, ; Charles White, ; Marcus Allen, ) HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSH Game (Min. 10 att.): 25.7 Jerry Drew, CAL vs. Oregon State, 1954 (11 for 283) Game (Min. 20 att.): 14.8 Hugh McElhenny, WASH vs. Washington State, 1950 (20 for 296) Season (Min. 200 att.): 8.7 Reggie Bush, USC, 2005 (200 for 1,740)^ 7.3 LaMichael James, ORE, 2011 (247 for 1,805) Season (Min. 300 att.): 6.4 Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ (303 for 1,929) Career (Min. 200 att.): 7.3 Reggie Bush, USC, (433 for 3,312)^ 7.3 Jahvid Best, CAL, (364 for 2,668) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY RUSHING Game: 7 Kalen Ballage, ASU vs. Texas Tech, Kenjon Barner, ORE vs. USC, Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ vs. Colorado, Jahvid Best, CAL vs. Minnesota, Maurice Drew, UCLA vs. Washington, Corey Dillon, WASH vs. UCLA, Saladin McCullough, ORE vs. Arizona, James Matthews, WSU vs. Idaho, Hugh McElhenny, WASH vs. Washington State, Duke Morrison, CAL vs. Washington, 1921 Season: 28 Toby Gerhart, STAN, 2009 Career: 59 Ken Simonton, OSU, LONGEST RUN Game: 98 TD Mark Malone, ASU vs. Utah State, TD Bill Powell, CAL vs. Oregon State, 1951 LONGEST RUN BY A QUARTERBACK Game: 98 TD Mark Malone, ASU vs. Utah State, 1979* RECEIVING MOST PASSES CAUGHT Game: 19 Nelson Spruce, COLO vs. California, 2014 (179 yards) 19 Ron Fair, ASU vs Washington State, 1989 (277 yards) Season: 128 Brandin Cooks, OSU, 2013 (1,730 yards) Career: 312 Gabe Marks, WSU, (3,453 yards) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES CATCHING A PASS 53 D.J. Foster, ASU, MOST PASSES CAUGHT BY A RUNNING BACK Game: 15 Braxton Cleman, WASH vs. USC, 2002 (69 yards) Season: 78 Brad Muster, STAN, 1985 (654 yards) MOST PASSES CAUGHT BY A FRESHMAN Season: 81 Mike Williams, USC, 2002 (1,265 yards) CATCHING AT LEAST 50 PASSES & GAINING AT LEAST 1,000 YDS RUSHING D.J. Foster, ASU, 2014 Brad Muster, STAN, 1986 Darrin Nelson, STAN, 1977, 1978, 1981* MOST YARDS GAINED Game: 345 Marqise Lee, USC vs. Arizona, 2012 (caught 16) Conf. Gm: 345 Marqise Lee, USC vs. Arizona, 2012 (caught 16) Conf. Reg.: 345 Marqise Lee, USC vs. Arizona, 2012 (caught 16) Season: 1,730 Brandin Cooks, OSU, 2013 (caught 128) Career: 4,047 Troy Walters, STAN, (caught 248) MOST YARDS GAINED BY A FRESHMAN Season: 1,265 Mike Williams, USC, 2002 (caught 81) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES GAINING 100 YARDS OR MORE Career: 12 Keyshawn Johnson, USC, MOST 1,000-YARD RECEIVING SEASONS Career: 3 Mike Hass, OSU, Derek Hagan, ASU, HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RECEPTION (Min. 75) Career: 25.7 Wesley Walker, CAL, (86 for 2,206)* MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT Game: 4 Gabe Marks, WSU at Arizona, 2015 (8 receptions) 4 Ty Montgomery, STAN vs. California, 2013 (5 rec.) 4 Robert Woods, USC vs. Colorado, 2012 (8 rec.) 4 Jermaine Kearse, WASH vs. Oregon State, 2010 (9 rec.) 4 Shaun McDonald, ASU vs. San Diego State, 2002 (8 rec.) 4 Keenan Howry, ORE vs. ASU, 2001(9 rec.) 4 Shaun McDonald, ASU vs. Louisiana-Lafayette, 2001 (5 rec) 4 J.J. Stokes, UCLA vs. Washington, 1993 (10 rec.) 4 Robb Thomas, OSU vs. Akron, 1987 (9 rec.) 4 Reggie Bynum, OSU vs. Idaho, 1985 (11 rec.) 4 Jojo Townsell, UCLA vs. Long Beach State, 1982 (5 rec.) 4 Ken Margerum, STAN vs. Oregon State, 1980 (7 rec.) Season: 18 Mario Bailey, WASH, 1991 (68 receptions) Career: 41 Dwayne Jarrett, USC, (216 receptions) Maurice Drew, UCLA Mike Thomas, Arizona Mike Hass, Oregon State Shaun McDonald, Arizona State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

51 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT BY A FRESHMAN Season: 14 Mike Williams, USC, 2002 HIGHEST PCT. OF PASSES CAUGHT FOR TOUCHDOWNS Season (Min. 10 TDs): 58.8% Kevin Williams, USC, 1978 (10 of 17)* Career (Min. 20 TDs): 35.3% Kevin Williams, USC, (24 of 68)* (Also holds Pac-12 & NCAA record for TD frequency: 1 TD every 2.83 catches) PUNT RETURNS MOST PUNT RETURNS Game: 13 Phil Moffatt, STAN vs. Dartmouth, 1930 Season: 49 Mike Battle, USC, 1967 (608 yards) Career: 124 Terry Obee, ORE, (1,178 yards) MOST YARDS ON PUNT RETURNS Game: 186 Keenan Howry, ORE vs. Stanford, 2001 (5 returns) Season: 589 Glyn Milburn, STAN, 1992 (34 returns) Career: 1,216 Kennan Howry, ORE, (100 returns) HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURN Season: 28.5 Maurice Drew, UCLA, 2005 (15 for 427) Career: 23.2 Maurice Drew, UCLA, (25 for 579) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON PUNT RETURNS Game: 2 Bralon Addison, ORE vs. California, 2013 (75, 67 yds) 2 Nelson Agholor, USC at California, 2013 (75, 93 yds) 2 Cliff Harris, ORE vs. New Mexico, 2010 (61, 64 yds) 2 Mike Garrett, USC vs. California, 1965 (74, 87 yds) 2 Sam Brown, UCLA vs. Stanford, 1954 Season: 4 Cliff Harris, ORE, DeSean Jackson, CAL, 2006 Career: 6 DeSean Jackson, CAL, LONGEST PUNT RETURN 100 Don Guest, CAL vs. WSU, 1966 (return of FG attempt) 100 Hugh McElhenny, WASH vs. USC, 1951 KICKOFF RETURNS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS Game: 12 Victor Bolden, OSU vs. Washington, 2013 (305 yards) Season: 58 Victor Bolden, OSU, 2013 (1,198 yards) Career: 108 Victor Bolden, OSU, (2,420 yards) MOST KICKOFF RETURNS PER GAME Season: 4.6 Dwayne Owens, OSU, 1990 (41 returns in 9 games)* MOST YARDS ON KICKOFF RETURNS Game: 305 Victor Bolden, OSU vs. Washington, 2013 (12 returns) Season: 1,198 Victor Bolden, OSU, 2013 (58 returns) Career: 2,472 Deltha O Neal, CAL, (99 returns) MOST YARDS RETURNED PER GAME Season: Dwayne Owens, OSU, 1990 (1,014 yards in 9 games)* HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RETURN Game: 99.0 Trevor Davis, CAL at Washington State, 2014 (2 for 198) Season: 42.5 Anthony Davis, USC, 1974 (11 for 467) Career: 34.0 Anthony Davis, USC, (40 for 1,361) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON KICKOFF RETURNS Game: 2 Trevor Davis, CAL at Washington State, 2014 (100 & 98 yds)* 2 Reggie Dunn, UTAH vs. California, 2012 (100 & 100 yds)* 2 Anthony Davis, USC vs. Notre Dame, 1972 (97 & 96 yds)* Season: 4 Reggie Dunn, UTAH, 2012 Career: 6 Anthony Davis, USC, LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 100 by many players. Most recently by Robert Taylor, WSU at Arizona State, 2016 MOST 100-YARD KICKOFF RETURNS IN A SEASON 4 Reggie Dunn, UTAH vs. California, Washington State and Colorado, 2012* ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (Yardage gained from rushing, receiving and all runbacks) MOST PLAYS Season: 434 Christian McCaffrey, STAN, 2015 (337 rushes, 45 receptions, 52 kick/punt returns) MOST YARDS GAINED Game: 513 Reggie Bush, USC vs. Fresno State, 2005^ (294 rush, 68 receive, 16 punt returns, 135 kickoff ret.) 469 Marqise Lee, USC vs. Arizona, 2012 (345 receive, 123 kickoff ret, 1 rush) Conf. Gm: 469 Marqise Lee, USC vs. Arizona, 2012 (345 receive, 123 kickoff ret, 1 rush) Season: 3,864 Christian McCaffrey, STAN, 2015 (2019 rush, 645 receive, 130 punt ret., 1,070 kickoff ret.) Career: 7,226 Charles White, USC, (6245 rushing, 541 receiving, 440 kickoff returns) MOST SEASONS WITH 2,000 OR MORE YARDS Career: 2 Christian McCaffrey, STAN, 2015 & Reggie Bush, USC, 2004 & 2005* 2 Glyn Milburn, STAN, 1990 & 1992 SCORING MOST POINTS SCORED Game: 48 Kalen Ballage, ASU vs. Texas Tech, 2016 (8 TDs) Season: 172 Toby Gerhart, STAN, 2009 (28 TDs) Career: 494 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, (96 FGs, 199 PATs, 2 2PAT) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Game: 8 Kalen Ballage, ASU vs. Texas Tech, Dick Dunn, CAL vs. Nevada, 1922 Season: 28 Toby Gerhart, STAN, 2009 Career: 60 Ken Simonton, OSU ( ) Toby Gerhart, Stanford J.J. Arrington, California Ken Simonton, Oregon State LenDale White, USC 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 49

52 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED BY TWO PLAYERS, SAME TEAM Career: 99 LenDale White (57) & Reggie Bush (42), USC, ^ MOST EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED BY KICKING Game: 12 Chuck Diedrick, WSU vs. Idaho, 1975 (12 made) Season: 86 Mario Danelo, USC, 2005 (83 made)* Career: 214 Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA, (209 made) MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE BY KICKING Game: 12 Chuck Diedrick, WSU vs. Idaho, 1975 (12 attempts) Season: 83 Mario Danelo, USC, 2005 (86 attempts)* Career: 209 Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA, (214 att.) HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF EXTRA POINTS MADE Game: by several players. Best performance: Chuck Diedrick, WSU vs. Idaho, 1975 (12 of 12) Season (Min. 50 atts.): 17 times, best performance: Matt Anderson, CAL (51 of 51) Career (Min. 70 atts.): Morgan Flint, ORE, (82 of 82) Mike Lansford, WASH, (71 of 71) Career (Min. 100 atts.): 99.4 Andy Phillips, UTAH (175 of 176) MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS MADE Game: 12 Chuck Diedrick, WSU vs. Idaho, 1975 (12 attempts) Career: 144 Alexis Serna, OSU, MOST POINTS BY KICKING Season: 138 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, 2013 (25 FGs, 63 PATs) Career: 492 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, (93 FGs, 196 PATs) FIELD GOALS MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 8 John Anderson, WASH vs. Washington State, 2002 (5 made) 8 Luis Zendejas, ASU vs. Stanford, 1983 (5 made) Career: 116 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, (96 made) MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Half: 5 Paul Martinez, ORE vs. Montana, 2005 Game: 6 Paul Martinez, ORE vs. Montana, Alexis Serna, OSU vs. Washington, John Lee, UCLA vs. San Diego State, 1984 Conf. Gm.: 6 Zane Gonzalez, ASU at California, Alexis Serna, OSU vs. Washington, 2005 Season: 29 John Lee, UCLA, 1984 (33 attempts) Career: 96 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, MOST FIELD GOALS MADE PER GAME Season: 2.64 John Lee, UCLA, 1984 (29 in 11)* Career: 1.93 John Lee, UCLA, (85 in 44)* HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF FIELD GOALS MADE Game: by several players. Best performances: 6 of 6, Zane Gonzalez, ASU at California, 2015; 6 of 6, Paul Martinez, ORE vs. Montana, of 6, Alexis Serna, OSU vs. Washington, of 6, John Lee, UCLA vs. San Diego State, 1984 Season (Min. 15 atts.): John Lee, UCLA, 1984 (16 of 16)* Career (Min. 55 atts.): 85.0 John Lee, UCLA, (85 of 100)* MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE (Regular season games) Season: 25 Chuck Nelson, WASH, 1982* Career: 30 Chuck Nelson, WASH, * MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES KICKING A FIELD GOAL 33 Andy Phillips, UTAH, MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 40 YARDS OR MORE Season: 13 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, 2016 (15 attempts) 13 John Lee, UCLA, 1984 (17 attempts) Career: 39 Jason Hanson, WSU, * MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 50 YARDS OR MORE Season: 7 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, 2016 (9 attempts) 7 Jason Hanson, WSU, 1990 (9 attempts) Career: 20 Jason Hanson, WSU, * MOST TIMES KICKING 2 OR MORE FIELD GOALS IN A GAME Season: 10 Kai Forbath, UCLA, 2007 Career: 31 Kai Forbath, UCLA, MOST TIMES KICKING 3 OR MORE FIELD GOALS IN A GAME Season: 6 Luis Zendejas, ASU, 1983* Career: 15 Zane Gonzalez, MOST TIMES KICKING 4 OR MORE FIELD GOALS IN A GAME Season: 4 Luis Zendejas, ASU, 1983* Career: 8 John Lee, UCLA, * LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE Game: 62 Jason Hanson, WSU vs. UNLV, Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA vs. California, Andrew Furney, WSU vs. Eastern Washington, Don Shafer, USC vs. Notre Dame, 1986 Conf. Gm.: 60 Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA vs. California, Zane Gonzalez, ASU at COLO, Jared Siegel, ORE vs. UCLA, Rod Garcia, STAN vs. USC, 1973 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE BY A FRESHMAN Season: 25 Zane Gonzalez, ASU, 2013 (30 attempts) 25 Kai Forbath, UCLA, 2007 (30 attempts) MOST GAMES IN WHICH FG PROVIDED WINNING MARGIN Career: 10 John Lee, UCLA, * Tedy Bruschi, Arizona Luis Zendejas, Arizona State Kai Forbath, UCLA Chuck Nelson, Washington PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

53 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PUNTING MOST PUNTS Game: 17 Leo Ziel, WASH vs. California, 1923 Season: 95 George Martin, WSU, 1994 (3,689 yards) Career: 322 Nick Harris, CAL, (13,981 yards)* HIGHEST AVERAGE PER PUNT Game (min 2 att.): 60.3 Tom Hackett, UTAH at Oregon, 2015 (3 for 181) Game (min 4 att.): 60.2 Bryan Anger, CAL vs. Stanford, 2008 (4 for 241) Season: 49.3 Kirk Wilson, UCLA, 1956 (30 for 1,479) Career (min 75 att): Tom Hackett, Utah (242 for 10,933) MOST YARDS ON PUNTS Game: 593 Mike Fessler, OSU vs. California, 1999 (14 punts) Season: 3,908 Chris Kluwe, UCLA, 2003 (91 punts) Career: 13,621 Nick Harris, CAL, (322 punts)* LONGEST PUNT 89 Scott Tabor, CAL vs. USC, 1987 (Note: Bob Waterfield (UCLA) had a 91-yard punt against March Air Force in 1942, a non-intercollegiate opponent) MOST PUNTS HAD BLOCKED Season: 4 Bob Dunn, WASH, 1953 LONGEST RUN WITH BLOCKED PUNT 76 Orile Robbins, OSU vs. USC, 1927 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON BLOCKED PUNTS Game: 2 Robert Gaines, WASH vs. Stanford, 1975 INTERCEPTIONS MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED Game: 4 Lamont Thompson, WSU vs. UCLA, Chuck Cecil, ARIZ vs. Stanford, Herman Edwards, CAL vs. Washington State, Steve Brown, OSU vs. Stanford, Al Worley, WASH vs. Idaho, Adrian Young, USC vs. Notre Dame, Manuel Aja, ASU vs. Miami (Ohio), Bobby Grayson, STAN vs. Washington, Shy Huntington, ORE vs. Penn State, 1917 Rose Bowl Season: 14 Al Worley, WASH, 1968 (130 yards)* Career: 24 Lamont Thompson, WSU, MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED PER GAME Season: 1.40 Al Worley, WASH, 1968 (14 in 10)* MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED BY A FRESHMAN Game: 3 Cameron Smith, USC vs. Utah, Tevin McDonald, UCLA vs. CAL, Brandon Browner, OSU vs. Arizona State, Torey Hunter, WSU vs. Arizona State, Lamont Thompson, WSU vs. Washington, 1997 Season: 13 George Shaw, ORE, 1951 (136 yards)* MOST YARDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS Game: 181 Charles Phillips, USC vs. Iowa, 1974 (2 interceptions) Season: 302 Charles Phillips, USC, 1974 (7 interceptions)* Career: 365 Charles Phillips, USC, (13 interceptions) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS Game: 2 Antuan Simmons, USC vs. Washington, 1998 (29 & 90 yds) 2 Reggie Tongue, OSU vs. Wyoming, 1993 (46 & 36 yards) 2 Brian Baggott, UCLA vs. California, 1978 (61 & 62 yds) 2 Jim Psaltis, USC vs. Washington State, Bobby Grayson, STAN vs. Washington, Charles Phillips, USC vs. Iowa, 1974 (83 & 98 yards) Season: 4 Deltha O Neal, CAL, 1999 (9 interceptions)* Career: 5 Deltha O Neal, CAL, * LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 100 Troy Nolan, ASU vs. UCLA, 2008* 100 RJ Oliver, ASU vs. Northern Arizona, 2003* 100 Matt Nixon, CAL vs. Baylor, 2002* 100 Emmanuel Franklin, ASU vs. San Diego State, 2001* 100 Deltha O Neal, CAL vs. Oregon, 1999* 100 John Hardy, CAL vs. Wisconsin, 1990* 100 Dennis Price, UCLA vs. California, 1987* 100 Chuck Cecil, ARIZ vs. Arizona State, 1986* 100 Alan Dial, UCLA vs. Oregon State, 1986* 100 Jimmy Allen, UCLA vs. California, 1973* 100 Jim Jurkovich, CAL vs. USC, 1940* DEFENSE MOST TACKLES Season: 219 Michael Jackson, Washington, 1977 Career: 578 Michael Jackson, Washington, MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS Game: 7.0 Richard Seigler, OSU vs. ASU, 2001 Season: 31.5 Terrell Suggs, ASU, 2002 Career: 74.0 Tedy Bruschi, ARIZ, MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS Game: 5 Hunter Dimick, UTAH vs. ASU, Mkristo Bruce, WSU vs. Stanford, Ron Holmes, WASH vs. Navy, Mark Stewart, WASH vs. UCLA, 1982 Season: 24.0 Terrell Suggs, ASU, 2002* Career: 52.0 Tedy Bruschi, ARIZ, Lamont Thompson, Washington State Nick Harris, California Charles Phillips, USC Terrell Suggs, Arizona State 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 51

54 SINGLE-GAME RECORDS * NCAA Record; ^ Record later vacated due to NCAA penalty TOTAL OFFENSE Most Yards Gained 978 USC vs. Pomona, 1925 Most Yards Gained, Both Teams 1,445 Arizona State (637) & Houston (808), 1990 (185 plays) Most Yards Gained, Both Teams, Conference Game 1,436 Arizona State (743) & Stanford (693), 1981 (174 plays) Most Yards Gained by a Losing Team 812 Washington State vs. California, 2014 (lost 60-59) Most Plays in a Game 118 California vs. Oregon, Colorado at UCLA, Colorado at California, Arizona vs. California, Arizona vs. Boise State, 2014 PASSING Most Passes Attempted 89 Washington State at Oregon, 2013 (comp. 58) Most Passes Attempted, Conference Game 89 Washington State at Oregon, 2013 (comp. 58) Most Passes Completed 58 Washington State at Oregon, 2013 (att. 89) Most Passed Completed, Conference Game 58 Washington State at Oregon, 2013 (att. 89) Highest Percentage of Passes Completed Minimum 10 completions: 100 Oregon State vs. UCLA, 1971 (11 of 11)* 100 USC vs. Washington, 1965 (11 of 11)* Minimum 25 completions: 92.6 UCLA vs. Washington, 1983 (25 of 27)* Minimum 30 completions: 87.2 Stanford vs. California, 1959 (34 of 39) Minimum 40 completions: 90.4 Washington State vs. Arizona, 2016 (47 of 52)* Highest Percentage of Passes Completed, Both Teams Minimum 40 completions: 84.6 UCLA (25 of 27) vs. Washington (19 of 25), 1983 (Combined: 44 of 52)* Most Passes Had Intercepted 10 California vs. UCLA, 1978 (52 attempts)* Most Yards Gained 734 Washington State vs. California, 2014 (Completed 49 of 70) Most Yards Gained, Both Teams 1,261 Washington State (734) & California (527), 2014 (Combined: 123 attempts) Most Yards Gained, Both Teams, Conference Game 1,261 Washington State (734) & California (527), 2014 (Combined: 123 attempts) Most Yards Gained Per Attempt (Min. 30 atts.) 14.7 UCLA vs. Miami, 1998 (35 for 513) Most Touchdown Passes 8 California vs. Arizona, 1996 (4 OT) 7 Washington vs. California, Washington State vs. Portland State, USC vs. Colorado, Arizona State vs. Stanford, Oregon vs. Stanford, USC vs. Colorado, Oregon vs. California, 2012 RUSHING Most Yards Gained 753 USC vs. UCLA, 1929 Highest Average Gain Per Rush (Min. 50 Rushes) 10.0 Oregon St. vs. No. Illinois, 1996 (64 for 640) Highest Average Gain Per Rush (Min. 35 Rushes) 11.9 Arizona vs. Northern Arizona, 2015 (42 for 499) PUNT RETURNS Most Punt Returns 13 Stanford vs. Dartmouth, 1930 Most Punt Returns, Conference Game 11 Washington State vs. Oregon, 1946 Most Yards on Punt Returns 205 Oregon State vs. Montana, 1949 Most Touchdowns Scored on Punt Returns 3 USC at California, 2013* 3 UCLA vs. Stanford, 1954* KICKOFF RETURNS Most Kickoff Returns 12 Oregon State vs. Washington, 2013 (305 yds) 12 Washington at Stanford, 2011 (285 yds) Most Yards on Kickoff Returns 305 Oregon State vs. Washington, 2013 (12 returns) Highest Average Gain Per Return (Min. 6 returns) 46.2 USC vs. Washington State, 1970 (6 for 277)* SCORING Most Points Scored 127 California vs. St. Mary s (0), 1920 Most Points Scored, Conference Game 74 USC 74, California 0 (1930) 72 UCLA 72, Stanford 0 (1954) 70 Washington 70, Oregon 21 (216) 70 Oregon 70, Colorado 14 (2012) 70 USC 70, Washington State 33 (1970) 69 Washington State 69, Arizona 7 (2016) 69 Washington 69, Oregon State 27 (2013) 69 USC 69, Washington State 0 (2008) 66 UCLA 66, Arizona 10 (2012) 66 Oregon State 66, Washington St. 13 (2008) 66 California 66, Washington State 3 (2008) 66 USC 66, UCLA 19 (2005)^ 66 Washington 66, Oregon 0 (1974) Most Points Scored, Both Teams 127 California (127) vs. St. Mary s (0), 1920 Most Points Scored, Conference Game 119 California (60) at Washington State (59), 1920 Most Points Scored by a Losing Team, Overtime: 56 Colorado vs. California (59), 2014 (2 OT) Regulation Game: 59 Washington State vs. California (60), 2014 Most Touchdowns Scored 18 California vs. St. Mary s, 1920 Most Touchdowns Scored by the Defense 4 Arizona State vs. UCLA, 2008* (3 int., 1 fumble) Most Extra Points Made by Kicking 17 California vs. St. Mary s, 1920 Most Field Goals Scored 6 Arizona State at California, UCLA vs. San Diego State, Oregon vs. Montana, Oregon State vs. Washington, 2005 Most Field Goals Scored, Both Teams 8 California (4) vs. Stanford (4), 1988 PUNTING Most Yards on Punts 782 Washington State vs. California, 1922 Highest Average Per Punt (Min. 5 Punts) Game: 57.6 Arizona vs. Purdue, 2005 (7 for 402) Conference Game: 55.6 California vs. USC, 1987 (9 for 500) Most Punts Had Blocked 3 Washington by UCLA, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

55 SINGLE-GAME RECORDS FIRST DOWNS Most First Downs 43 Arizona vs. South Carolina State, Stanford vs. Idaho, USC vs. Pomona, 1925 Most First Downs by Rushing 31 Oregon State vs. Pacific, 1993 Most First Downs by Rushing, Conference Game 27 Arizona vs. UCLA, USC vs. Stanford, UCLA vs. Oregon, UCLA vs. Stanford, 1973 Most First Downs by Passing 31 Washington State at Oregon, 2012 Most First Downs by Passing, Conference Game 31 Washington State at Oregon, 2012 Most First Downs by Penalty, Game 9 Washington State vs. UCLA, Washington State vs. Idaho, 1970 FUMBLES Most Fumbles 11 UCLA vs. USC, Washington vs. Oregon, Washington vs. Idaho, 1955 Most Fumbles Lost 8 UCLA vs. USC, 1975 PENALTIES Most Penalties Against, Game 21 California vs. San Jose State, 1996 (202 yards) 21 California vs. Houston, 1997 (189 yards) 21 USC vs. Oregon (3 OT), 1999 (178 yards) Most Penalties Against, Conference Regulation Game: 20 Washington State vs. Arizona State, 1993 (195 yards) Most Yards Penalized, Game 202 California vs. San Jose State, 1996 (21 penalties) Fewest Penalties Against (since 1959) 0 Colorado vs. Utah, Arizona vs. California, UCLA vs. Alabama, Washington State vs. USC, Arizona State vs. UCLA, Arizona vs. Michigan, California vs. Arkansas, California vs. USC, Washington State vs. Washington, 1961 Fewest Yards Penalized (since 1959) 0 Colorado vs. Utah, Arizona vs. California, UCLA vs. Alabama, Washington State vs. USC, California vs. USC, Arizona State vs. UCLA, Arizona vs. Michigan, California vs. Arkansas, California vs. USC, Washington State vs. Washington, 1961 TURNOVERS Most Total Plays Without a Turnover, Game 110 California vs. San Jose State, 1968* Most Total Plays Without a Turnover, Both Teams, Game 158 Stanford (88) & Oregon (70), 1957 Fewest Yards Allowed -4 USC vs. California, 1946 TOTAL DEFENSE RUSHING DEFENSE Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed -78 Arizona State vs. Louisville, 1992 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed -11 USC vs. Iowa, 1976 PASS DEFENSE Most Passes Intercepted By 10 UCLA vs. California, 1978 Most Yards Penalized, Conference Game: 195 California vs. UCLA, 2002 (10 penalties) 195 Washington State vs. Arizona State, 1993 (20 penalties) 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 53

56 SINGLE-SEASON TEAM RECORDS TOTAL OFFENSE Most Yards Gained 8,205 Oregon, 2014 PASSING Most Passes Attempted 771 Washington State, 2014 (completed 510) Most Passes Completed 510 Washington State, 2014 (attempted 771) Highest Percentage Completed 71.2% Stanford, 2011 (297 of 417) Lowest Percentage Had Intercepted 0.84% Oregon, 2014 (4 of 474) Most Passes Had Intercepted 36 Washington State, 1970 (att. 413) Most Yards Gained Passing 5,756 Washington State, 2014 Most Touchdown Passes 47 Washington, 2016 RUSHING Most Rushes 746 UCLA, 1975 (3619 yards) Most Yards Gained 4,403 UCLA, 1973 (689 rushes) Highest Average Gain Per Rush 6.7 Oregon, 2011 (629 for 4189) Most Punt Returns 63 UCLA, 1946 PUNT RETURNS Most Yards on Punt Returns 827 USC, 1952 Most Touchdowns Scored on Punt Returns 7 UCLA, 1954 Fewest Yards Allowed 5 USC, 1976 (11 returns) Fewest Average Yards Allowed 0.45 USC, 1976 (11 for 5 yards) Most Touchdowns Scored by Blocked Punts 7 UCLA, 1952 Most Points Scored 681 Oregon, 2014 SCORING Most Points Scored, Conference Games 448 Oregon, 2012 Most Touchdowns 90 Oregon, 2014 Most Extra Points Made by Kicking 83 USC, 2005 Most Field Goals Made 29 UCLA, 1984 Most Field Goals Made Per Game 2.64 UCLA, 1984 (29 in 11)* Most Points Allowed 570 Washington State, 2008 Most Punts 128 California, 1927 PUNTING Highest Punting Average 48.0 Utah, 2015 (61 for 2925) Most Punts Had Blocked 6 Washington, 1953 Most First Downs 406 Oregon, 2014 FIRST DOWNS Most First Downs by Rushing 214 UCLA, 1973 Most First Downs by Passing 251 Washington State, 2014 FUMBLES Most Fumbles 62 Oregon State, Washington State, 1972 Most Fumbles Lost 41 California, 1939* Fewest Fumbles 9 UCLA, 1952 (lost 2) Fewest Fumbles Lost 2 UCLA, Washington, 1941 PENALTIES Most Penalties Against 150 Washington State, 2003 Most Yards Penalized 1,433 Oregon State, 2003 (145 penalties) Most Yards Per Game Penalized Oregon St., 2003 (1443 in 13 games) TOTAL DEFENSE Fewest Yards Allowed 1,126 California, 1937 RUSHING DEFENSE Fewest Yards Allowed 331 Arizona, 1993 PASS DEFENSE Fewest Yards Allowed 372 California, 1928 QUARTERBACK SACKS Most Sacks 59 Arizona, 1993 (412 yards, 5.4 per game) FIRST DOWNS Fewest First Downs Allowed 59 California, 1935 TURNOVERS (TAKEAWAYS) (Opponents passes intercepted and fumbles recovered) Most Opponents Turnovers Per Game 5.44 UCLA, 1954 (49 in 9)* 5.44 UCLA, 1952 (49 in 9)* Highest Margin of Turnovers Per Game Over Opponents 4.0 UCLA, 1952 (36 in 9 games; 13 giveaways vs. 49 takeaways)* Also holds NCAA and Pac-10 total margin record at PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

57 MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS CONSECUTIVE RECORDS Most Consecutive Victories 34 USC, 2003 (9), 2004 (13), 2005 (12)^ 25 USC, 1931 (10), 1932 (10), 1933 (5) ^ 14 wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Consecutive Victories, Conference Games 27 USC, 2003 (7), 2004 (8), 2005 (8), 2006 (4)^ 22 California, 1947 (4), 1948 (6), 1949 (7), 1950 (5) ^ Nine wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Consecutive Games Without Defeat (includes ties) 50 California, (46-0-4) 34 USC, (34-0)^ 28 USC, (26-0-2) (Note: 63, Washington, [59-0-4], prior to Conference play) ^ 14 wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Consecutive Games Without Defeat, Conference Games 28 USC, (26-0-2) Most Consecutive Home Victories 35 USC, ^ 26 California, Oregon, Oregon, USC, ^ Six wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Consecutive Home Victories Conference Games 24 USC, ^ 16 Oregon, Oregon, Stanford, USC, California, ^ Four wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Consecutive Winning Seasons 21 USC, Washington, Most Consecutive Undefeated Seasons 5 California, Most Consecutive Games Without a Tie 314 Oregon, 1984-present Most Consecutive Games Without Being Shut Out 280 Washington State, Most Consecutive Postseason Bowl Game Appearances 10 Oregon, Washington, USC, Utah, Most Consecutive Postseason Bowl Game Wins 9 Utah, UCLA, Most Consecutive Wins Over One Opponent 26 USC over Oregon State, Most Consecutive Losses 15 Oregon State, 1995 (10), 1996 (5) 15 Oregon State, 1990 (5), 1991 (10) Most Consecutive Losses, Conference Games 20 Oregon State 1979 (3), 1980 (8), 1981 (7), 1982 (2) Most Consecutive Conference Championships (includes co-championships) 7 USC, ^ 4 California, ^ Two titles later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Consecutive Games Ranked in AP Top USC, Most Consecutive Games Ranked in AP Top USC ADDITIONAL RECORDS Most Tie Games in a Season 4 UCLA, 1939 (10 games)* Most Tie Conference Games in a Season 3 Arizona, 1987 (8 games) 3 UCLA, 1939 (8 games) 3 Oregon State, 1937 (8 games) Most Consecutive Games Scoring on a Pass 72 Oregon, Biggest Point Deficit Overcome by a Winning Team 30 California (42) vs. Oregon (41), 1993 (trailed by 30 with 10:17 left in 2nd qtr) 28 Washington State (49) vs. Stanford (42), 1984 (trailed by 28 with 5:38 left in 3rd quarter) 28 Oregon State (31) vs. Fresno St. (28), 1981 (trailed by 28 with 9:30 left in 3rd quarter) Most Points Scored in 4th Quarter to Win a Game 36 Arizona (49) vs. California (45), 2014 (trailed entering the 4th quarter) 28 Washington State (49) vs. Stanford (42), 1984 (trailed with 5:38 remaining in the 3rd qtr and scored 35 consecutive points) Most Consecutive Games Scoring 40 Points 13 Oregon, Most Improved Won-Lost Record 8 games Stanford (Clark Shaughnessy), 1940 (10-0 from in 1939) 6.5 games Washington (Jim Owens), 1959 (10-1 from 3-7 in 1958) 6.5 games California (Lynn Pappy Waldorf), 1947 (9-1 from 2-7 in 1946) Most Victories by a First-Year Coach 11 John Robinson, USC, 1976 (11-1) 11 David Shaw, Stanford, 2011 (11-2) Most Bowl Victories, Coach 10 Kyle Whittingham, Utah 10 Don James, Washington Most Bowl Appearances, Coach 14 Don James, Washington 13 Terry Donahue, UCLA 12 Mike Bellotti, Oregon 11 Kyle Whittingham, Utah 9 Pete Carroll, USC 9 John McKay, USC 8 John Robinson, USC Most Bowl Game Victories 35 USC^ ^ One win later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Bowl Game Appearances 52 USC Most Consecutive Bowl Game Victories 9 USC, 1923, 1924, 1930, 1932, 1933, 1939, 1940, 1944, Utah, Most Consecutive Seasons With a Bowl Game Victory 7 UCLA, Utah, Most Played Rivalries 119 Oregon-Oregon State (first played in 1894) 117 Stanford-California (first played in 1892) 108 Washington-Washington State (first played in 1900) Most Consecutive Weeks Ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll 33 USC, * Most Consecutive Wins Over AP Top-25 Teams 16 USC, *^ ^ Six wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty Most Consecutive BCS/CFP Bowl Appearances 7 USC, *^ 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 55

58 TOP PERFORMANCES SINGLE-GAME TOTAL OFFENSE Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. California, Luke Falk, Washington State at Arizona State, Jared Goff, California vs. Arizona State, Anu Solomon, Arizona vs. California, Connor Halliday, Washington State at Oregon, Jeff Van Raaphorst, Arizona State vs. Florida State, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Portland State, Luke Falk, Washington State at Arizona, Pat Barnes, California vs. Arizona, 1996 (4 OT) Sefo LiuFau, Colorado at California, Jared Goff, California at Washington State, Wille Tuitama, Arizona at Washington, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. California, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Rutgers, Alex Brink, Washington State at Oregon State, Cade McNown, UCLA vs. Miami (Fl.), Justin Herbert, Oregon vs. Arizona State, Paul Justin, Arizona State vs. Washington State, Mike Bercovici, Arizona State vs. USC, Marques Tuiasosopo, Washington vs. Stanford, Andrew Walter, Arizona State at Oregon, Luke Falk, Washington State at Rutgers, Davis Webb, California at San Diego State, Keith Smith, Arizona vs. California, 1996 (4 OT) Drew Olson, UCLA vs. Arizona State, Tyler Hansen, Colorardo vs. California, Rudy Carpenter, Arizona State vs. Rutgers, Bill Musgrave, Oregon vs. BYU, Matt Barkley, USC vs. Arizona, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Arizona State, Jake Locker, Washington vs. Arizona, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Utah, Mike Bercovici, Arizona State vs. UCLA, Mike Fafaul, UCLA vs. Utah, Jared Goff, California vs. Washington State, Sean Mannion, Oregon State at Washington State, Matt Scott, Arizona vs. USC, Jared Goff, California vs. Portland State, Marcus Mariota, Oregon vs. Tennessee, Ryan Kealy, Arizona State vs. Arizona, Brock Osweiller, Arizona State vs. Arizona, Erik Wilhelm, Oregon State vs. Akron, Andrew Walter, Arizona State vs. North Carolina, Luke Falk, Washington State at Boise State, Matt Barkley, USC vs. Oregon, Keith Price, Washington vs. Baylor, Alex Brink, Washington State vs. San Diego State, Sam Darnold, USC vs. Penn State, Cody Pickett, Washington vs. Arizona, Kellen Clemens, Oregon vs. Washington State, 2004 SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE 1. 5, Marcus Mariota, Oregon, , Jared Goff, California, , Luke Falk, Washington State, , Sean Mannion, Oregon State, , Connor Halliday, Washington State, , Luke Falk, Washington State, , Marcus Mariota, Oregon, , Cody Pickett, Washington, , Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, , Nick Foles, Arizona, , Davis Webb, California, , Matt Scott, Arizona, , Brock Osweiler, Arizona State, , Brett Hundley, UCLA, , Anu Solomon, Arizona, , Derek Anderson, Oregon State, , Mike Bercovici, Arizona State, , Akili Smith, Oregon, , Jared Goff, California, , Ryan Leaf, Washington State, , Matt Leinart, USC, , Carson Palmer, USC, , Brett Hundley, UCLA, , Alex Brink, Washington State, , Brett Hundley, UCLA, , Andrew Luck, Stanford, , Connor Halliday, Washington State, , Pat Barnes, California, , Josh Rosen, UCLA, , Cody Kessler, USC, , Andrew Luck, Stanford, , Andrew Walter, Arizona State, , Cade McNown, UCLA, , Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, , Matt Barkley, USC, , Willie Tuitama, Arizona, , Matt Leinart, USC, , Jake Browning, Washington, , B.J. Denker, Arizona, , Derek Anderson, Oregon State, , Jared Goff, California, , Timm Rosenbach, Washington State, , Marcus Mariota, Oregon, , Rob Johnson, USC, , Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, , Cody Kessler, USC, , Darron Thomas, Oregon, , Sam Darnold, USC, , Sefo Liufau, Colorado, , John David Booty, USC, 2006 CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE 1. 13,189...Connor Halliday, Washington State, ,033...Marcus Mariota, Oregon, ,796...Sean Mannion, Oregon State, ,214...Matt Barkley, USC, ,086...Jared Goff, California, ,713...Brett Hundley, UCLA, ,621...Carson Palmer, USC, ,285...Cade McNown, UCLA, ,011...Alex Brink, Washington State, ,097...Derek Anderson, Oregon State, ,702...Sefo Liufau, Colorado, ,635. Luke Falk, Washington State, 2014-current ,634...Kevin Hogan, Stanford, ,623...Matt Leinart, USC, ,387...Andrew Luck, Stanford, ,223...Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, ,179...Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, ,196...Rudy Carpenter, Arizona State, ,142...Andrew Walter, Arizona State, ,042...Cody Pickett, Washington, ,914...Cody Kessler, USC, ,721...Nick Foles, Arizona, Jake Locker, Washington, ,209...Jonathan Smith, Oregon State, ,070...John Elway, Stanford, ,062...Erik Wilhelm, Oregon State, ,018...Keith Price, Washington, ,007...Jason Gesser, Washington State, ,827...Willie Tuitama, Arizona, ,711...Jake Plummer, Arizona State, ,640...Rodney Peete, USC, ,628...Travis Wilson, Utah, ,324...Drew Olson, UCLA, ,236...Troy Taylor, California, ,178...Jim Plunkett, Stanford, ,140...Bill Musgrave, Oregon, ,124...Danny O Neil, Oregon, ,090...Kellen Clemens, Oregon, ,896...Rob Johnson, USC, ,811...Kyle Boller, California, ,801...Carson Palmer, USC, ,698...Jack Thompson, Washington State, ,539...John Paye, Stanford, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

59 TOP PERFORMANCES 45. 7,374...Marques Tuiasosopo, Washington, ,336...Tom Tunnicliffe, Arizona, ,262...Ryan Leaf, Washington State, ,151...Drew Bledsoe, Washington State, ,121...Joey Harrington, Oregon, ,041...Keith Smith, Arizona, SINGLE-GAME PASSING Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. California, Luke Falk, Washington State at Arizona State, Connor Halliday, Washington State at Oregon, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Portland State, Jared Goff, California vs. Arizona State, Andrew Walter, Arizona State vs. Oregon, Paul Justin, Arizona State vs. Washington State, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Rutgers, Jeff Van Raaphorst, Arizona State vs. Florida State, Alex Brink, Washington State at Oregon State, Jared Goff, California at Washington State, Davis Webb, California at San Diego State, Connor Halliday, Washington State at California, Anu Solomon, Arizona vs. California, Luke Falk, Washington State at Arizona, Cade McNown, UCLA vs. Miami (Fl.), Ryan Kealy, Arizona State vs. Arizona, Mike Bercovici, Arizona State at USC, Drew Olson, UCLA vs. Arizona State, Willie Tuitama, Arizona at Washington, Luke Falk, Washington State at Oregon, Jared Goff, California vs. Washington State, Pat Barnes, California vs. Arizona, 1996 (4 OT) Luke Falk, Washington State vs. Arizona State, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Arizona State, Sean Mannion, Oregon State at Washington State, Jason Johnson, Arizona at California, Matt Scott, Arizona at Stanford, Justin Herbert, Oregon vs. Arizona State, Connor Halliday, Washington State avs. Arizona, Bill Musgrave, Oregon vs. BYU, Mike Bercovici, Arizona State vs. UCLA, Connor Halliday, Washington State vs. Utah, Brock Osweiller, Arizona State vs. Arizona, Jared Goff, California vs. Portland State, Derek Anderson, Oregon State at USC, Sean Mannion, Oregon State at California, Luke Falk, Washington State at Boise State, Luke Falk, Washington State at Rutgers, Andrew Walter, Arizona State vs. California, Drew Bledsoe, Washington State vs. Utah, Tyler Hansen, Colorado vs. California, Andrew Walter, Arizona State vs. North Carolina, Paul Justin, Arizona State vs. Houston, Kellen Clemens, Oregon vs. Washington State, Luke Falk, Washington State at Arizona State, Jonathan Smith, Oregon State vs. Washington, Alex Brink, Washington State vs. San Diego State, Matt Barkley, USC vs. Arizona, Ryan Perry-Smith, Oregon vs. Arizona State, 1996 SEASON PASSING 1. 4,719...Jared Goff, California, ,662...Sean Mannion, Oregon State, ,597...Connor Halliday, Washington State, , Luke Falk, Washington State, , Luke Falk, Washington State, ,458...Cody Pickett, Washington, ,454...Marcus Mariota, Oregon, ,329...Nick Foles, Arizona, ,295...Davis Webb, California, ,058...Derek Anderson, Oregon State, ,036...Brock Osweiller, Arizona State, ,968...Ryan Leaf, Washington State, ,942...Carson Palmer, USC, ,973...Jared Goff, California, ,877...Andrew Walter, Arizona State, ,873...Connor Halliday, Washington State, ,861...Mike Bercovici, Arizona State, ,826...Cody Kessler, USC, ,818...Alex Brink, Washington State, ,815...Matt Leinart, USC, ,812...Pat Barnes, California, ,793...Anu Solomon, Arizona, ,763...Akili Smith, Oregon, ,740...Brett Hundley, UCLA, ,683...Willie Tuitama, Arizona, , Josh Rosen, UCLA, ,665...Marcus Mariota, Oregon, ,635...Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, ,630...Rob Johnson, USC, ,627...Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, ,620...Matt Scott, Arizona, ,615...Derek Anderson, Oregon State, ,556...Matt Leinart, USC, ,536...Cody Kessler, USC, ,528...Matt Barkley, USC, ,517...Andrew Luck, Stanford, ,508...Jared Goff, California, ,470...Cade McNown, UCLA, , Jake Browning, Washington, ,408...Jason Gesser, Washington State, ,347...John David Booty, USC, ,338...Andrew Luck, Stanford, ,328...Sean Mannion, Oregon State, ,327...Jason Johnson, Arizona, ,322...Matt Leinart, USC, ,313...Derek Anderson, Oregon State, ,273...Matt Barkley, USC, ,271...Sean Cranfield, OSU, ,246...Drew Bledsoe, Washington State, ,242...John Elway, Stanford, 1982 CAREER PASSING 1. 13,600...Sean Mannion, Oregon State, ,327...Matt Barkley, USC, ,200...Jared Goff, California, ,304...Connor Halliday, Washington State, ,818...Carson Palmer, USC, ,249...Derek Anderson, Oregon State, ,913...Alex Brink, Washington State, ,911...Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, ,888. Luke Falk, Washington State, 2014-current ,796...Marcus Mariota, Oregon, ,708...Cade McNown, UCLA, ,693...Matt Leinart, USC, ,492...Andrew Walter, Arizona State, ,491...Rudy Carpenter, Arizona State, ,339...Cody Kessler, USC, ,220...Cody Pickett, Washington, ,986...Nick Foles, Arizona, ,966...Brett Hundley, UCLA, ,680...Jonathan Smith, Oregon State, ,430...Andrew Luck, Stanford, ,393...Erik Wilhelm, Oregon State, Kevin Hogan, Stanford, ,349...John Elway, Stanford, ,211...Willie Tuitama, Arizona, , Sefo Liufau, Colorado, ,919...Keith Price, Washington, ,819...Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, ,830...Jason Gesser, Washington State, ,827...Jake Plummer, Arizona State, ,532...Drew Olson, UCLA, ,472...Rob Johnson, USC, ,343...Bill Musgrave, Oregon, ,301...Danny O Neil, Oregon, ,225...Rodney Peete, USC, ,126...Troy Taylor, California, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 57

60 TOP PERFORMANCES 36. 7,980...Kyle Boller, California, ,818...Jack Thompson, Washington State, ,809...Jim Plunkett, Stanford, ,669...John Paye, Stanford, ,618...Tom Tunnicliffe, Arizona, ,555...Kellen Clemens, Oregon, ,433...Ryan Leaf, Washington State, ,403...Travis Wilson, Utah, ,373...Drew Bledsoe, Washington State, ,360...Pat Barnes, California, ,174...Rich Campbell, California, ,911...Joey Harrington, Oregon, ,877...Cory Paus, UCLA, ,822...Todd Husak, Stanford, ,803...Cody Kessler, USC, SEASON TOUCHDOWN PASSES Jake Browning, Washington, Jared Goff, California, Marcus Mariota, Oregon, Cody Kessler, USC, Matt Barkley, USC, Luke Falk, Washington State, Luke Falk, Washington State, Matt Leinart, USC, Davis Webb, California, Sean Mannion, Oregon State, Andrew Luck, Stanford, Matt Barkley, USC, Jared Goff, California, Connor Halliday, Washington State, Mark Sanchez, USC, Drew Olson, UCLA, Ryan Leaf, Washington State, Darren Thomas, Oregon, Keith Price, Washington, Matt Leinart, USC, Carson Palmer, USC, Connor Halliday, Washington State, Marcus Mariota, Oregon, Andrew Luck, Stanford, Akili Smith, Oregon, Sam Darnold, USC, Marcus Mariota, Oregon, Pat Barnes, California, Mike Bercovici, Arizona State, Darron Thomas, Oregon, Andrew Walter, Arizona State, Cody Kessler, USC, Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, Brett Hundley, UCLA, John David Booty, USC, Derek Anderson, Oregon State, Mike Pagel, Arizona State, Rob Johnson, USC, Anu Solomon, Arizona, Sefo Liufau, Colorado, Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, Nick Foles, Arizona, Willie Tuitama, Arizona, Matt Leinart, USC, Cody Pickett, Washington, Andrew Walter, Arizona State, Jason Gesser, Washington State, Kyle Boller, California, Kevin Hogan, Stanford, Matt Scott, Arizona, Joey Harrington, Oregon, Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, John Elway, Stanford, Alex Brink, Washington State, Jason Gesser, Washington State, 2001 CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES Matt Barkley, USC, Marcus Mariota, Oregon, Matt Leinart, USC, Jared Goff, California, Connor Halliday, Washington State, Luke Falk, Washington State, 2014-current Cody Kessler, USC, Rudy Carpenter, Arizona State, Andrew Walter, Arizona State, Sean Mannion, Oregon State, Andrew Luck, Stanford, Taylor Kelly, Arizona State, Derek Anderson, Oregon State, John Elway, Stanford, Alex Brink, Washington State, Kevin Hogan, Stanford, Brett Hundley, UCLA, Keith Price, Washington, Steve Stenstrom, Stanford, Carson Palmer, USC, Jason Gesser, Washington State, Cade McNown, UCLA, Drew Olson, UCLA, Willie Tuitama, Arizona, Nick Foles, Arizona, Darron Thomas, Oregon, 2008, Jake Plummer, Arizona State, Kyle Boller, California, Danny O Neil, Oregon Kellen Clemens, Oregon, Sefo Liufau, Colorado, Bill Musgrave, Oregon, Jake Browning, Washington, 2015-current 59...Joey Harrington, Oregon, Ryan Leaf, Washington State, Rob Johnson, USC, John Davd Booty, USC, Cody Pickett, Washington, Jonathan Smith, Oregon State, Travis Wilson, Utah, Pat Barnes, California, Rodney Peete, USC, Jake Locker, Washington, Jim Plunkett, Stanford, Jack Thompson, Washington State, Brock Huard, Washington, Erik Wilhelm, Oregon State, Troy Taylor, California, Nate Longshore, California, Tom Ramsey, UCLA, SINGLE GAME RUSHING Ka Deem Carey, Arizona vs. Colorado, Rueben Mayes, Washington State vs. Oregon, Ricky Bell, USC vs. Washington State, Joe Williams, Utah at UCLA, Maurice Drew, UCLA vs. Washington, Kenjon Barner, Oregon vs. USC, Jahvid Best, California vs. Washington, DeShaun Foster, UCLA vs. Washington, Bill Enyart, Oregon State vs. Utah, Hugh McElhenny, Washington vs. Washington State, Reggie Bush, USC vs. Fresno State, 2005^ Marcus Allen, USC vs. Washington State, LaMichael James, Oregon vs. Arizona, Trung Canidate, Arizona vs. Arizona State, Onterrio Smith, Oregon vs. Washington State, Christian McCaffrey, Stanford at California, Chris Polk, Washington vs. Washington State, Jerry Drew, California vs. Oregon State, Theotis Brown, UCLA vs. Oregon, Marcus Allen, USC vs. Indiana, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

61 TOP PERFORMANCES John Olszewski, California vs. Washington State, Gaston Green, UCLA vs. BYU, J.J. Arrington, California vs. Southern Mississippi, Bernard Jackson, Washington State vs. Oregon, Charles White, USC vs. Notre Dame, Karim Abdul-Jabbar, UCLA vs. Stanford, Jerome Harrison, Washington State vs. UCLA, Reggie Bush, USC vs. UCLA, 2005^ Corey Dillon, Washington vs. Oregon, Credell Green, Washington vs. Washington State, Ricky Bell, USC vs. Duke, Louis Rankin, Washington vs. Stanford, Napoleon Kaufman, Washington vs. San Jose State, Jonathan Stewart, Oregon vs. South Florida, Jonathan Stewart, Oregon at Washington, C.R. Roberts, USC vs. Texas, Dennis Fitzpatrick, Washington vs. Washington State, Bobby Moore, Oregon vs. Utah, Freeman McNeil, UCLA vs. Stanford, Charles White, USC vs. Ohio State, Jerome Harrison, Washington State vs. UCLA, Royce Freeman, Oregon vs. Washington State, Christian McCaffrey, Stanford vs. UCLA, Marcus Allen, USC vs. California, Bishop Sankey, Washington vs. California, Jerome Harrison, Washington State vs. Arizona State, LaMichael James, Oregon vs. California, Steven Jackson, Oregon State vs. California, O.J. Simpson, USC vs. Oregon State, O.J. Simpson, USC vs. Minnesota, 1968 ^ participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty SEASON RUSHING (attempts-yards-average-td) 1. 2,427...Marcus Allen, USC, 1981 ( ) 2. 2,050...Charles White, USC, 1979 ( ) 3. 2,019...Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, 2015 ( ) 4. 2,018...J.J. Arrington, California, 2004 ( ) 5. 1,975...Ricky Bell, USC, 1975 ( ) 6. 1,929...Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, 2012 ( ) 7. 1,900...Jerome Harrison, Washington State, 2005 ( ) 8. 1,885...Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, 2013 ( ) 9. 1,880...O.J. Simpson, USC, 1968 ( ) 10. 1,871...Toby Gerhart, Stanford, 2009 ( ) 11. 1,869...Bishop Sankey, Washington, 2013 ( ) 12. 1,859...Charles White, USC, 1978 ( ) 13. 1, Royce Freeman, Oregon, 2015 ( ) 14. 1,805...LaMichael James, Oregon, 2011 ( ) 15. 1,767...Kenjon Barner, Oregon, 2012 ( ) 16. 1,740...Reggie Bush, USC, 2005 ( )^ 17. 1,734...Johnathan Franklin, UCLA, 2012 ( ) 18. 1,731...LaMichael James, Oregon, 2010 ( ) 19. 1,722...Jonathan Stewart, Oregon, 2007 ( ) 20. 1,709...Tyler Gaffney, Stanford, 2013 ( ) 21. 1,695...Corey Dillon, Washington, 1996 ( ) 22. 1,690...Steven Jackson, Oregon State, 2002 ( ) 23. 1,637...Rueben Mayes, Washington State, 1984 ( ) 24. 1,603...Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, 2016 ( ) 25. 1,602...Trung Canidate, Arizona, 1999 ( ) 26. 1,580...Jahvid Best, California, 2008 ( ) 27. 1,575...Paul Perkins, UCLA, 2014 ( ) 28. 1,571...Karim Abdul-Jabbar, UCLA, 1995 ( ) 29. 1,563...Marcus Allen, USC, 1980 ( ) 30. 1,559...Ken Simonton, Oregon State, 2000 ( ) 31. 1,546...LaMichael James, Oregon, 2009 ( ) 1,546...Justin Forsett, California, 2007 ( ) 33. 1,545...Steven Jackson, Oregon State, 2003 ( ) 34. 1,543...O.J. Simpson, USC, 1967 ( ) 35. 1,530...Stepfan Taylor, Stanfords, 2012 ( ) 36. 1,519...John White, Utah, 2011 ( ) 37. 1,512...Devontae Booker, Utah, 2014 ( ) 38. 1,489...Javorius Allen, USC, 2014 ( ) 39. 1,488...Chris Polk, Washington, 2011 ( ) 40. 1,486...Ken Simonton, Oregon State, 1999 ( ) 41. 1,478...Charles White, USC, 1977 ( ) 42. 1,460...Chuck Muncie, California, 1975 ( ) 43. 1,440...Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State, 2009 ( ) 1,440...Mike Garrett, USC, 1965 ( ) 45. 1,439...Bishop Sankey, Washington, 2012 ( ) 46. 1,433...Ricky Bell, USC, 1976 ( ) 47. 1,421...Anthony Davis, USC, 1974 ( ) 48. 1,415...Chris Polk, Washington, 2010 ( ) 49. 1,407...Joe Williams, Utah, 2016 ( ) 1,407...Greg Lewis, Washington, 1990 ( ) ^ participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty SEASON RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Toby Gerhart, Stanford, LenDale White, USC, Corey Dillon, Washington, Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, O.J. Simpson, USC, Marcus Allen, USC, Tommy Vardell, Stanford, Skip Hicks, UCLA, Tyler Gaffney, Stanford, Kenjon Barner, Oregon, LaMichael James, Oregon, Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State, Bishop Sankey, Washington, Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, Steven Jackson, Oregon State, Ken Simonton, Oregon State, Ken Simonton, Oregon State, Charles White, USC, Royce Freeman, Oregon, LaMichael James, Oregon, Cameron Marshall, Arizona State, Terry Battle, Arizona State, Royce Freeman, Oregon, LeGarrette Blount, Oregon, Kelvin Eafon, Arizona, Skip Hicks, UCLA, Anthony Davis, USC, Bill Enyart, Oregon State, Phillip Lindsay, Colorado, Nick Wilson, Arizona, Bishop Sankey, Washington, Reggie Bush, USC, 2005^ 16...Jerome Harrison, Washington State, Kermit Johnson, UCLA, John White, Utah, Stepfan Taylor, Stanford, Jahvid Best, California, Toby Gerhart, Stanford, Justin Forsett, California, J.J. Arrington, California, LenDale White, USC, Steven Jackson, Oregon State, Chad Morton, USC, Saladin McCullough, Oregon, Rashaan Shehee, Washington, times, most recent: Myles Gaskin, Washington, 2015 ^ participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty CAREER RUSHING (attempts-yards-average) 1. 6,245...Charles White, USC, ( ) 2. 5,082...LaMichael James, Oregon ( ) 3. 5,044...Ken Simonton, Oregon State, ( ) 4. 4,810...Marcus Allen, USC, ( ) 5. 4,403...Johnathan Franklin, UCLA, ( ) 6. 4,300...Stepfan Taylor, Stanford, ( ) 7. 4,239...Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, (743-4, ) 8. 4,169...Darrin Nelson, Stanford, ( ) 9. 4, Royce Freeman, Oregon, 2014-current ( ) 10. 4,106...Napoleon Kaufman, Washington, ( ) 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 59

62 TOP PERFORMANCES 11. 4,016...Chris Polk, Washington, ( ) 12. 3,922...Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, ( ) 13. 3,877...Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State, ( ) 14. 3,862...Yvenson Bernard, Oregon State, ( ) 15. 3,824...Trung Canidate, Arizona, ( ) 16. 3,731...Gaston Green, UCLA, ( ) 17. 3,724...Anthony Davis, USC, ( ) 18. 3,689...Ricky Bell, USC, ( ) 19. 3,625...Steven Jackson, Oregon State, ( ) 20. 3,623...Kenjon Barner, Oregon, ( ) 21. 3,522...Toby Gerhart, Stanford, ( ) 22. 3,519...Rueben Mayes, Washington State, ( ) 23. 3,496...Bishop Sankey, Washington, ( ) 24. 3,491...Paul Perkins, UCLA, ( ) 25. 3,457...Ontiwaun Carter, Arizona, ( ) 26. 3,423...O.J. Simpson, USC, ( ) 27. 3,367...Russell White, California, ( ) 28. 3,320...Justin Forsett, California, ( ) 29. 3,296...Derek Loville, Oregon, ( ) 30. 3,230...Marshawn Lynch, California, ( ) 31. 3,223...J.R. Redmond, Arizona State, ( ) 32. 3,221...Mike Garrett, USC, ( ) 33. 3,195...Freeman McNeil, UCLA, ( ) 34. 3,194...DeShaun Foster, UCLA, ( ) 35. 3,182...Karim Abdul-Jabbar, UCLA, ( ) 36. 3,181...Wendell Tyler, UCLA, ( ) 37. 3,169...Reggie Bush, USC, ( )^ 38. 3,168...Joe Steele, Washington, ( ) 39. 3,163...Mike Bell, Arizona, ( ) 40. 3,159...LenDale White, USC, ( ) 41. 3,140...Skip Hicks, UCLA, ( ) 42. 3,124...Joe Igber, California, ( ) 43. 3,054...Steve Broussard, Washington State, ( ) 44. 3,052...Chuck Muncie, California, ( ) 45. 3,010...Brad Muster, Stanford, ( ) 46. 2,938...Shaumbe Wright-Fair, WSU, ( ) 47. 2,930...Paul Jones, California, ( ) 48. 2,914...Theotis Brown, UCLA, ( ) 49. 2,903...Greg Lewis, Washington, ( ) 50. 2,891...Jonathan Stewart, Oregon, ( ) ^ participation in two games in 2004 and 12 games in 2005 later vacated due to NCAA penalty CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Ken Simonton, Oregon State, LaMichael James, Oregon, LenDale White, USC, Charles White, USC, Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, Skip Hicks, UCLA, , Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State, Marcus Allen, USC, Royce Freeman, Oregon, 2014-current 44...Toby Gerhart, Stanford, Anthony Davis, USC, Kenjon Barner, Oregon, Derek Loville, Oregon, Stepfan Taylor, Stanford, DeShawn Foster, UCLA, Steven Jackson, Oregon State, Tommy Vardell, Stanford, Yvenson Bernard, Oregon State, Bishop Sankey, Washington, Russell White, California, SINGLE-GAME RECEPTIONS Nelson Spruce, Colorado at California, 2014 (179 yards) 19...Ron Fair, Arizona State vs. WSU, 1989 (277 yards) Robert Woods, USC vs. Minnesota, 2011 (177) Nelson Agholor, USC vs. California, 2014 (216) 16...Marqise Lee, USC vs. Arizonza, 2012 (345) 16...Geoff McArthur, California at Stanford, 2003 (245) 16...Samie Parker, Oregon vs. Minnesota, 2003 (200) Vince Mayle, Washington State vs. Arizona State, 2014 (252) 15...Chris McGaha, Arizona State vs. Oregon State, 2009 (165) 15...Braxton Cleman, Washington vs. USC, 2002 (69) 15...Dameane Douglas, California vs. OSU, 1998 (140) 15...Johnnie Morton, USC vs. Houston, 1993 (186) Chad Hansen, California vs. Hawaii, 2016 (160) 14...Chad Hansen, California at San Diego State, 2016 (190) 14...Gabe Marks, Washington State at Rutgers, 2015 (146) 14...Jordan Payton, UCLA vs. Washington State, 2015 (152) 14...River Cracraft, Washington State at Stanford, 2014 (100) 14...Vince Mayle, Washington State vs. Arizona, 2014 (145) 14...Chris Harper, California vs. Washington State, 2013 (231) 14...Brandin Cooks, Oregon State at San Diego State, 2013 (141) 14...Robert Woods, USC vs. Arizona, 2011 (255) 14...Mike Hass, Oregon State vs. Arizona State, 2004 (172) 14...Reggie Williams, Washington vs. Oregon, 2002 (198) 14...Jeremy McDaniel, Arizona vs. California, 1996 (283) (4 OT) 14...J.J. Stokes, UCLA vs. Wisconsin, 1993 (176) 14...John Jackson, USC vs. Notre Dame, 1989 (200) 14...Jim Price, Stanford vs. Notre Dame, 1989 (98) 14...Brad Muster, Stanford vs. Oregon, 1985 (169) 14...Vincent White, Stanford vs. UCLA, 1982 (124) 14...Eric Cross, Stanford vs. Hawaii, 1972 (172) times, most recent:... Deontay Burnett, USC vs. Penn State, 2016 (164) SINGLE-GAME RECEIVING YARDAGE Marqise Lee, USC vs. Arizona, 2012 (16 rec.) Mike Hass, Oregon State vs. Boise State, 2004 (12) Wesley Walker, California vs. San Jose State, 1976 (8) Paul Richardson, Colorado vs. California, 2011 (11) Jeremy McDaniel, Arizona vs. California, 1996 (14) (4 OT) Troy Walters, Stanford vs. UCLA, 1999 (9) Ron Fair, Arizona State vs. Washington State, 1989 (19) Vince Mayle, Washington State vs. California, 2014 (11) J.J. Stokes, UCLA vs. USC, 1992 (6) R. Jay Soward, USC vs. UCLA, 1996 (6) (2 OT) Austin Hill, Arizona vs. USC, 2012 (10) Steve Smith, USC vs. Oregon State, 2006 (11) Dennis Northcutt, Arizona vs. TCU, 1999 (10) Dave Williams, Washington vs. UCLA, 1965 (10) Robert Woods, USC vs. Arizona, 2011 (14) Deron Pointer, Washington State vs. Arizona State, 1993 (10) Nian Taylor, Washington State vs. Idaho, 1998 (8) Vince Mayle, Washington State at Arizona State, 2014 (15) Gail Cogdill, Washington State vs. Northwestern, Geoff McArthur, California at Stanford, 2003 (16) Tony Hartley, Oregon vs. Washington, 1998 (9) Gerell Robinson, Arizona State vs. Boise State, 2011 (13) Jason Hill, Washington State at California, 2005 (6) Darrin Nelson, Stanford vs. Arizona State, 1981 (9) Marquess Wilson, Washington State vs. San Diego State, 2011 (6) Derrick Deadwiler, Oregon vs. California, 1993 (11) Brandin Cooks, Oregon State at California, 2013 (13) Eric Guliford, Arizona State vs. Houston, 1990 (12) Chris Harper, California vs. Washington State, 2013 (14) Craig Bragg, UCLA vs. Oregon, 2002 (9) Cristin McLemore, Oregon vs. Stanford, 1993 (11) Robb Thomas, Oregon State vs. Akron, 1987 (9) Johnnie Morton, USC vs. Washington State, 1993 (8) Isiah Myers, Washington State vs. Portland State, 2014 (11) Mike Williams, USC vs. Oregon, 2002 (13) Mike Hass, Oregon State vs. Stanford, 2003 (8) Bob Newland, Oregon vs. Illinois, 1976 (10) Marqise Lee, USC vs. UCLA, 2011 (13) Robert Woods, USC vs. Stanford, 2010 (13) Marquess Wilson, Washington State vs. Arizona State, 2011 (8) Sammie Stroughter, Oregon State vs. Washington, 2006 (7) Andre Riley, Washington vs. Arizona State, 1989 (9) Bobby Wade, Arizona at California, 2002 (11) Keyshawn Johnson, USC vs. Texas Tech, 1995 (8) Shaun McDonald, Arizona State vs. Stanford, 2002 (10) Nelson Agholor, USC at Washington State (8) Justin Armour, Stanford vs. UCLA, 1994 (11) Jon Horton, Arizona vs. Utah State, 1984 (9) Nelson Agholor, USC vs. California, 2014 (16) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

63 TOP PERFORMANCES Charles Frederick, Washington vs. Oregon State, 2003 (9) Keyshawn Johnson, USC vs. Northwestern, 1996 (12 SEASON RECEPTIONS Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, 2013 (1730 yards-16 TD) Marqise Lee, USC, 2012 ( ) Robert Woods, USC, 2011 ( ) Vince Mayle, Washington State, 2014 (1483-9) Nelson Spruce, Colorado, 2014 ( ) Gabe Marks, Washington State, 2015 ( ) Nelson Agholor, USC, 2014 ( ) Keyshawn Johnson, USC, 1995 (1434-7) Dameane Douglas, California, 1998 (1150-4) Keenan Allen, California, 2011 (1343-6) Mike Williams, USC, 2003 ( ) Reggie Williams, Washington, 2002 ( ) Bobby Wade, Arizona, 2002 (1389-8) Chad Hansen, California, 2016 ( ) Markus Wheaton, Oregon State, 2012 ( ) 91...James Rodgers, Oregon State, 2009 (1034-9) 91...Dwayne Jarrett, USC, 2005 ( ) Mike Hass, Oregon State, 2005 (1532-6) Gabe Marks, Washington State, 2016 (894-13) 89...JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC, 2015 ( ) 89...Nelson Spruce, Colorado, 2015 (1053-4) 89...Reggie Williams, Washington, 2003 (1109-8) Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, 1999 (1422-8) 88...Johnnie Morton, USC, 1993 ( ) Shaun McDonald, Arizona State, 2002 ( ) Mike Hass, Oregon State, 2004 (1379-7) 86...Troy Walters, Stanford, 1997 (1206-8) Geoff McArthur, California, 2003 ( ) Paul Richardson, Colorado, 2013 ( ) 83...Mike Thomas, Arizona 2007 ( ) 83...Derek Hagan, Arizona State, 2004 ( ) Jaelen Strong, Arizona State, 2014 ( ) 82...Marquess Wilson, Washington State, 2011 ( ) 82...Juron Criner, Arizona, 2010 ( ) 82...J.J. Stokes, UCLA, 1993 ( ) John Ross, Washington, 2016 ( ) 81...Austin Hill, Arizona, 2012 ( ) 81...James Newson, Oregon State, 2003 (1306-3) 81...Mike Williams, USC, 2002 ( ) Jordan Payton, UCLA, 2015 (1106-5) 78...Isiah Myers, Washington State (972-12) 78...Dave Montagne, Oregon State, 1986 (862-2) 78...Brad Muster, Stanford, 1985 (654-4) Bryce Treggs, California, 2013 (751-1) 77...Kasen Williams, Washington, 2012 (878-6) 77...Gerrell Robinson, Arizona State, 2011 (1397-7) 77...Jeff Maehl, Oregon, 2010 ( ) 77...Derek Hagan, Arizona State, 2005 (1210-8) 77...Samie Parker, Oregon, 2003 (1088-7) 77...Freddie Mitchell, UCLA, 2000 (1494-9) 77...DeRonnie Pitts, Stanford, 2000 (882-8) 77...Troy Walters, Stanford, 1999 ( ) SEASON RECEIVING YARDS 1. 1,730...Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, ,721...Marqise Lee, USC, ,532...Mike Hass, Oregon State, ,520...Johnnie Morton, USC, ,508...Troy Walters, Stanford, ,504...Geoff McArthur, California, ,494...Freddie Mitchell, UCLA, ,483...Vince Mayle, Washington State, ,454...JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC, ,454...Reggie Williams, Washington, ,434...Keyshawn Johnson, USC, ,422...Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, ,405...Shaun McDonald, Arizona State, ,397...Gerrell Robinson, Arizona State, ,389...Bobby Wade, Arizona, ,388...Marquess Wilson, Washington State, ,379...Mike Hass, Oregon State, ,364...Austin Hill, Arizona, ,362...Keyshawn Johnson, USC, ,343...Paul Richardson, Colorado, ,343...Keenan Allen, California, ,313...Nelson Agholor, USC, ,306...James Newson, Oregon State, ,299...Jerome Pathon, Washington, ,293...Sammie Stroughter, Oregon State, ,292...Robert Woods, USC, ,284...James Newson, Oregon State, ,274...Dwayne Jarrett, USC, ,274...Danny Farmer, UCLA, ,265...Mike Williams, USC, ,249...Chad Hansen, California, ,248...Derek Hagan, Arizona State, ,244...Markus Wheaton, Oregon State, ,233...Juron Criner, Arizona, ,228...Kevin Jordan, UCLA, ,210...Derek Hagan, Arizona State, ,206...Troy Walters, Stanford, ,198...Nelson Spruce, Colorado, ,192...Gabe Marks, Washington State, ,181...J.J. Stokes, UCLA, ,180...Brandon Gibson, Washington State, ,165...Jaelen Strong, Arizona State, ,163...Nakoa McElrath, Washington State, ,163...Mario Bailey, Washington, ,151...Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, ,151...Tim Stallworth, Washington State, ,150...John Ross, Washington, ,150...Dameane Douglas, California, ,143...Marqise Lee, USC, ,140...Josh Huff, Oregon, 2013 SEASON TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Mario Bailey, Washington John Ross, Washington, J.J. Stokes, UCLA, Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, Dwayne Jarrett, USC, Mike Williams, USC, Dante Pettis, Washington, Gabe Marks, Washington State, Robert Woods, USC, Marqise Lee, USC, Mike Williams, USC, Johnnie Morton, USC, Sean Dawkins, California Doug Allen, Arizona State, James Lofton, Stanford, Gabe Marks, Washington State, Jason Hill, Washington State, Dwayne Jarrett, USC, Shaun McDonald, Arizona State, Steve Sweeney, California, Nelson Spruce, Colorado, Nelson Agholor, USC, Isiah Myers, Washington State, Josh Huff, Oregon, Marquess Wilson, Washington State, Jeff Maehl, Oregon, Dwayne Jarrett, USC, Jason Hill, Washington State, James Newson, Oregon State, Chad Hansen, California, Dom Williams, Washington State, Austin Hill, Arizona, Juron Criner, Arizona, Marqise Lee, USC, Juron Criner, Arizona, Mike Thomas, Arizona, Devard Darling, Washington State, Reggie Williams, Washington, Chris Jackson, Washington State, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 61

64 TOP PERFORMANCES 11...Kevin McKenzie, Washington State, Keith Poole, Arizona State, Sean LaChapelle, UCLA, Ken Margerum, Stanford, Ken Margerum, Stanford, times, most recent: JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC, 2016 CAREER RECEPTIONS Gabe Marks, Washington State, (3457 yards-37 TDs) Nelson Spruce, Colorado, ( ) Mike Thomas, Arizona, ( ) Derek Hagan, Arizona State, ( ) Robert Woods, USC, ( ) Marqise Lee, USC, ( ) Troy Walters, Stanford, ( ) Reggie Williams, Washington, ( ) Bobby Wade, Arizona ( ) DeRonnie Pitts, Stanford, ( ) Markus Wheaton, Oregon State, ( ) Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, ( ) Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, ( ) Darrin Nelson, Stanford, ( ) D.J. Foster, Arizona State, ( ) James Rodgers, Oregon State, ( ) Mike Hass, Oregon State, ( ) River Cracraft, Washington State, ( ) Dwayne Jarrett, USC, ( ) JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC, ( ) James Newson, Oregon State, ( ) Juron Criner, Arizona, ( ) Keary Colbert, USC, ( ) Kareem Kelly, USC, ( ) Jaydon Mickens, Washington, ( ) Geoff McArthur, California, ( ) Jordan Payton, UCLA, ( ) Johnnie Morton, USC, ( ) Brad Muster, Stanford, (1722-8) Bryce Treggs, California, ( ) Michael Bumpus, Washington State, (2022-8) Dameane Douglas, California ( ) Dom Williams, Washington State, ( ) Craig Bragg, UCLA, ( ) Steve Smith, USC, ( ) Marquess Wilson, Washington State, ( ) Bobby Shaw, California, ( ) Jermaine Kearse, Washington, ( ) Nelson Agholor, USC, ( ) Kevin Jordan, UCLA, ( ) Jeff Maehl, Oregon, (2,311-24) Samie Parker, Oregon, ( ) Mike Williams, USC, ( ) Hugh Campbell, Washington State, ( ) Jaison Williams, Oregon, ( ) Keenan Howry, Oregon ( ) Ty Montgomery, Stanford, ( ) Mark Bradford, Stanford, ( ) Keyshawn Johnson, USC, ( ) Brian Treggs, California, ( ) CAREER RECEIVING YARDS 1. 4,047...Troy Walters, Stanford, ,939...Derek Hagan, Arizona State, ,924...Mike Hass, Oregon State, ,655...Marqise Lee, USC, ,598...Reggie Williams, Washington, ,572...James Newson, Oregon State, , Gabe Marks, Washington State, ,351...Bobby Wade, Arizona, ,347...Nelson Spruce, Colorado, ,272...Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, ,252...Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, ,231...Mike Thomas, Arizona, ,207...Marquess Wilson, Washington State, ,201...Johnnie Morton, USC, ,188...Geoff McArthur, California, ,138...Dwayne Jarrett, USC, ,104...Kareem Kelly, USC, ,092...JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC, ,023...DeRonnie Pitts, Stanford, ,020...Danny Farmer, UCLA, ,019...Steve Smith, USC, ,994...Markus Wheaton, Oregon State, ,964...Keary Colbert, USC, ,924...Robert Woods, USC, ,889...Dom Williams, Washington State, ,871...Jermaine Kearse, Washington, ,867...Shaun McDonald, Arizona State, ,859...Juron Criner, Arizona, ,845...Craig Bragg, UCLA, ,796...Keyshawn Johnson, USC, ,761...Samie Parker, Oregon, ,756...Brandon Gibson, Washington State, ,744...Tony Hartley, Oregon, ,731...Bobby Shaw, California, ,704...Jason Hill, Washington State, ,702...Jordan Payton, UCLA, ,698...Keenan Howry, Oregon ,694...Aaron Cox, Arizona State, ,691...Keith Poole, Arizona State, ,672...R.Jay Soward, USC, ,660...Demetrius Williams, Oregon, ,653...Sammie Stroughter, Oregon State, ,579...Mike Williams, USC, ,571...Nelson Agholor, USC, ,548...Kevin Jordan, UCLA, ,546...Jaison Williams, Oregon, ,517...Ken Margerum, Stanford, ,506...Bryce Treggs, California, ,498...Cristin McLemore, Oregon, ,491...Justin Armour, Stanford, CAREER TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Dwayne Jarrett, USC, Gabe Marks, Washington State, Robert Woods, USC, Jason Hill, Washington State, Ken Margerum, Stanford, Juron Criner, Arizona, Sean Dawkins, California, Dom Williams, Washington State, Mike Williams, USC, Mario Bailey, Washington, Marqise Lee, USC, Jermaine Kearse, Washington, J.J. Stokes, UCLA, Kenny Lawler, California, Derek Hagan, Arizona State, Bobby Shaw, California, Troy Walters, Stanford, JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC, Keith Poole, Arizona State, Doug Allen, Arizona State, Brandin Cooks, Oregon State, Jeff Maehl, Oregon, Shaun McDonald, Arizona State, Keenan Howry, Oregon, DeRonnie Pitts, Stanford, Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, Cristin McLemore, Oregon, Marquess Wilson, Washington State, Mike Thomas, Arizona, Bobby Wade, Arizona, R. Jay Soward, USC, Johnnie Morton, USC, DeSean Jackson, California, Steve Smith, USC, Reggie Williams, Washington, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

65 TOP PERFORMANCES 22...Tony Hartley, Oregon, Hugh Campbell, Washington State, Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington, Jaison Williams, Oregon, Marcedes Lewis, UCLA, Steve Sweeney, California, times. Last, John Ross, ALL-PURPOSE YARDS IN A GAME Reggie Bush, USC vs. Fresno State, 2005^ Marqise Lee, USC at ARIZ, Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ vs. COLO, Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. CAL, Maurice Jones-Drew, UCLA at WASH, Glyn Milburn, STAN at CAL, Charles Frederick, WASH at OSU, Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. UCLA, Darrin Nelson, STAN at WSU, Chrsitian McCaffrey, STAN vs. Iowa, LaMichael James, ORE at ARIZ, Rueben Mayes, WSU at ORE, J.R. Redmond, ASU vs. USC, Kenjon Barner, ORE at USC, Onterrio Smith, ORE at WSU, Kennan Howry, ORE vs. STAN, Bobby Moore, ORE vs. Utah, Pat Johnson, ORE vs. OSU, Joe Williams, UTAH at UCLA, Victor Bolden, OSU vs. WASH, Christian McCaffrey, STAN at CAL, Jahvid Best, CAL vs. WASH, James Rodgers, OSU at ORE, DeShaun Foster, UCLA at WASH, 2001 ^ participation in two games in 2004 and 12 games in 2005 later vacated due to NCAA penalty ALL-PURPOSE YARDS IN A SEASON 1. 3,864...Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, ,890...Reggie Bush, USC, 2005^ 3. 2,683...Marcus Allen, USC, ,527...Charles White, USC, ,481...Jonathan Stewart, Oregon, ,396...Louis Rankin, Washington, ,356...Corey Dillon, Washington, ,249...Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, ,247...Jahvid Best, California, ,238...James Rodgers, Oregon State, ,235...De Anthony Thomas, Oregon, ,234...Glyn Milburn, Stanford, ,327...Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, ,242...O.J. Simpson, USC, ,222...Glyn Milburn, Stanford, ,208...Ty Montgomery, Stanford, , Royce Freeman, Oregon, ,175...LaMichael James, Oregon, ,174...Bishop Sankey, Washington, ,139...J.J. Arrington, California, ,118...B. Jackson, Washington State, ,113...Jerome Harrison, Washingotn State, ,065...Wilford White, Arizona State, ,062...Johnathan Franklin, UCLA, ,028...Toby Gerhart, Stanford, 2009 ^ participation in two games in 2004 and 12 games in 2005 later vacated due to NCAA penalty ALL-PURPOSE YARDS IN A CAREER 1. 7,406...Charles White, USC, ,120...Darrin Nelson, Stanford, ,987...Christian McCaffrey, Stanford, ,552...Reggie Bush, USC, ^ 5. 6,373...James Rodgers, Oregon State, ,146...Glyn Milburn, Stanford, ,869...LaMichael James, Oregon, ,848...Kenjon Barner, Oregon, ,832...Napoleon Kaufman, Washington, ,617...J.R. Redmond, Arizona State, ,611...Marcus Allen, USC, ,515...Troy Walters, Stanford, ,506...Ken Simonton, Orgon State, ,483...Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, ,420...Anthony Davis, USC, ,392...Dennis Northcutt, Arizona, ,345...De Anthony Thomas, Oregon, ,223...Derek Loville, Oregon, ,190...Ty Montgomery, Stanford, ,095...Stepfan Taylor, Stanford, ,998...Deltha O Neal, California, ,973...Chris Polk, Washington, ,943...Russell White, California, ,933...Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State, ,925...Johnathan Franklin, UCLA, ^ participation in two games in 2004 and 12 games in 2005 later vacated due to NCAA penalty SEASON PUNTING Kirk Wilson, UCLA, 1956 (30 punts-1479 yards) Tom Malone, USC, 2003 ( ) Tom Hackett, Utah, 2015 ( ) Mitch Wishnowsky, Utah, 2016 ( ) Josh Hubner, Arizona State, 2012 ( ) Tom Hackett, Utah, 2014 ( ) Sean Sellwood, Utah, 2012 ( ) Drew Riggleman, Arizona, 2014 ( ) Kyle Dugandzic, Arizona, 2011 ( ) Josh Bidwell, Oregon, 1998 ( ) Jackson Rice, Oregon, 2011 ( ) Jeff Locke, UCLA, 2010 ( ) Art Steffan, UCLA, 1948 (17-779) Stephen Baker, Arizona State, 1998 ( ) Doug Robison, Stanford, 1987 ( ) Kiel Rasp, Washington, 2011 ( ) Bryan Anger, California, 2010 ( ) Jim Wren, USC, 1996 ( ) CAREER PUNTING Tom Hackett, Utah, (242 punts-10,933 yards) Kirk Wilson, UCLA, ( ) Kiel Rasp, Washington, ( ) Kyle Dugandzic, Arizona, ( ) Jeff Locke, UCLA, (275-12,163) Nick Folk, Arizona, ( ) Des Koch, USC, ( ) Tom Malone, USC, ( ) Drew Riggleman, Arizona, ( ) Josh Hubner, Arizona State, ( ) Trevor Hankins, ASU, ( ) Scott Tabor, California, ( ) Bryan Anger, California, (255-11,094) Dainard Paulson, Oregon State, ( ) Gavin Hedrick, Washington State, ( ) FIELD GOALS IN A SEASON John Lee, UCLA, Kai Forbath, UCLA, Justin Medlock, UCLA, Louis Zendejas, Arizona State, Drew Dunning, Washington State, Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State, Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State, Kai Forbath, UCLA, Chuck Nelson, Washington, times, last: Thomas Weber, Arizona State, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 63

66 TOP PERFORMANCES FIELD GOALS IN A CAREER Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State, Kai Forbath, UCLA, John Lee, UCLA, Andy Phillips, Utah, Louis Zendejas, Arizona State, Jeff Jaeger, Washington, Alexis Serna, Oregon State, Max Zendejas, Arizona, Justin Medlock, UCLA, Drew Dunning, Washington State, Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA, Thomas Weber, Arizona State, Jason Hanson, Washington State, Jordan Williamson, Stanford, John Anderson, Washington, John Hopkins, Stanford, Chuck Nelson, Washington, Bjorn Merten, UCLA, Quin Rodriguez, USC, Trevor Romaine, Oregon State, SEASON SCORING Toby Gerhart, Stanford, 2009 (28 TD-PAT 2*-0 FG) LenDale White, USC, 2005 (26-0-0) Skip Hicks, UCLA, 1997 (26-0-0) Corey Dillon, Washington, 1996 (23-0-0) Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, 2012 (24-0-0) LaMichael James, Oregon, 2010 (24-0-0) Zane Gonzales, Arizona State, 2013 ( ) Kenjon Barner, Oregon, 2012 (23-0-0) Marcus Allen, USC, 1981 (23-0-0) O.J. Simpson, USC, 1968 (23-0-0) Aidan Schneider, Oregon, 2015 ( ) Tyler Gaffney, Stanford, 2013 (22-0-0) Jacquizz Rodgers, Oregon State, 2009 (22-0-0) Steven Jackson, Oregon State, 2003 (22-0-0) Tommy Vardell, Stanford, 1991 (22-0-0) Duke Morrison, California, 1922 ( ) Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State, 2015 ( ) Bishop Sankey, Washington, 2013 (21-0-0) Hugh McElhenny, Washington, 1951 ( ) Cameron Van Winkle, Washington, 2016 ( ) Casey Skowron, Arizona, 2014 ( ) Ryan Killeen, USC, 2003 ( ) Conrad Ukropina, Stanford, 2015 ( ) Marion Grice, Arizona State, 2013 (20-0-0) Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, 2013 (20-0-0) LaMichael James, Oregon, 2011 (20-0-0) Maurice Drew, UCLA, 2005 (20-0-0) Terry Battle, Arizona State, 1996 (20-0-0) Skip Hicks, UCLA, 1996 (20-0-0) CAREER SCORING Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State, (0 TD-201 PAT-96 FG) Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA, (O ) Andy Phillips, Utah, ( ) John Lee, UCLA, ( ) Alexis Serna, Oregon State, ( ) Luis Zendejas, Arizona State, ( ) Jeff Jaeger, Washington, ( ) Jordan Williamson, Stanford, ( ) Ken Simonton, Oregon State, (60-3*-0) John Anderson, Washington, ( ) Max Zendejas, Arizona, ( ) Kai Forbath, UCLA, ( ) Justin Medlock, UCLA, ( ) LaMichael James, Oregon, (58-0-0) LenDale White, USC, (57-0-0) Drew Dunning, Washington State, ( ) Ryan Killeen, USC, ( ) Skip Hicks, UCLA, (55-0-0) Jason Hanson, Washington State, ( ) Cameron Van Winkle, Washington, ( ) Charles White, USC, (53-1*-0) Quin Rodriguez, USC, ( ) Jared Siegel, Oregon, ( ) Anthony Davis, USC, (52-1*-0) Jesse Ainsworth, Arizona State, ( ) Ka Deem Carey, Arizona, (52-0-0) * indicates two point conversions SEASON TACKLES Michael Jackson, Washington, Byron Evans, Arizona, Byron Evans, Arizona, Tom Graham, Oregon, Rex Moore, USC, David Rill, Washington, Dan Lloyd, Washington, Mike Baldassin, Washington, Gordy Ceresino, Stanford, Bruce Beekley, Oregon, David Rill, Washington, Steve Brown, Oregon State, Dave Pear, Washington, Steve Rennie, Oregon, Ricky Hunley, Arizona, Ricky Hunley, Arizona, Dave Wyman, Stanford, Mark Tingstad, Arizona State, Bruce Beekley, Oregon, Ricky Andrews, Washington, Hardy Nickerson, California, Gordy Ceresino, Stanford, David Ortega, California, Michael Jackson, Washington, James Clifford, Washington, Jim Merlo, Stanford, 1972 CAREER TACKLES Michael Jackson, Washington, David Rill, Washington, Gordy Ceresino, Stanford, Ricky Hunley, Arizona, Byron Evans, Arizona, David Ortega, California, Lee Blakeney, Washington State, , Dan Lloyd, Washington, Hardy Nickerson, California, Ken Driscoll, Washington, Eric Kendricks, UCLA, Keith Davis, USC, Jerry Robinson, UCLA, Jerott Willard, California, Dave Wyman, Stanford, , Anthony McClanahan, Washington State, Brian Forde, Washington State, Tom Graham, Oregon, Jono Tunney, Stanford, Bruce Beekley, Oregon, Greg Battle, Arizona State, Steve Brown, Oregon State, Marcus Bell, Arizona, Don Rogers, UCLA, Spencer Havner, UCLA, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

67 TOP PERFORMANCES SEASON TACKLES FOR LOSS (Kept since 1990, includes Sacks) Year G No. Yds. 1. Terrell Suggs, ASU Scooby Wright III, ARIZ Ron George, STAN Tedy Bruschi, ARIZ Kenechi Udeze, USC Robert Thomas, UCLA Duane Clemons, CAL Ron George, STAN Hau oli Kikaha, WASH Will Sutton, ASU Brian Price, UCLA Kailee Wong, STAN Trent Murphy, STAN Zack Follett, CAL Kevin Mitchell, ORE Willie McGinest, USC Derrick Rodgers, ASU Sekou Sanyika, CAL Nick Reed, ORE Tully Banta-Cain, CAL Manase Hopoi, WASH DeWayne Patterson, WSU Kailee Wong, STAN Jason Chorak, WASH Rob Waldrop, ARIZ Brett Wallerstedt, ASU Marvcus Patton, UCLA CAREER TACKLES FOR LOSS (Kept since 1990, includes Sacks) Tedy Bruschi, Arizona, Terrell Suggs, Arizona State, Sekou Sanyika, California, Ron George, Stanford, Jason Chorak, Washington, Bill Swancutt, Oregon State, Shante Carver, Arizona State, Inoke Breckterfield, Oregon State, Andre Carter, California, Jerrott Willard, California, Kailee Wong, Stanford, Adam Archuleta, Arizona State, Saul Patu, Oregon, Riall Johnson, Stanford, Richard Seigler, Oregon State, Kenechi Udeze, USC, Trent Murphy, Stanford, DeWayne Patterson, Washington State, Tully Banta-Cain, California, Lawrence Jackson, USC, Hau oli Kikaha, Washington, Nick Reed, Oregon, Zack Follett, California, Chase Thomas, Stanford, Joe Tafoya, Arizona, Regan Upshaw, California, SEASON SACKS Terrell Suggs, Arizona State, Tim Ryan, USC, Hau oli Kikaha, Washington, Tedy Bruschi, Arizona, Al Harris, Arizona State, Nate Orchard, Utah, Duncan McColl, Stanford, DeWayne Patterson, Dave Ball, UCLA, Kenechi Udeze, USC, D.D. Acholonu, Washington State, Willie McGinest, USC, Trent Murphy, Stanford, Ron George, Stanford, Riall Johnson, Stanford, Hunter Dimick, Utah, Tedy Bruschi, Arizona, Ryan Riddle, California, Jason Chorak, Washington, Scooby Wright III, Arizona, Bob Kohrs, Arizona State, Riall Johnson, Stanford, Kailee Wong, STAN, Anthony Barr, UCLA, Andre Carter, California, DeWayne Patterson, Washington State, 1994 CAREER SACKS Tedy Bruschi, Arizona, Terrell Suggs, Arizona State, Shante Carver, Arizona State, Marcus Cotton, USC, DeWayne Patterson, Washington State, Bill Swancutt, Oregon State, Hau oli Kikaha, Washington, Riall Johnson, Stanford, Ron George, Stanford, Trent Murphy, Stanford, D.D. Acholonu, Washington State, Dexter Davis, Arizona State, Andre Carter, California, Dave Ball, UCLA, Lawrence Jackson, USC, Daniel Te o-nesheim, Washington, Hunter Dimick, Utah, Nick Reed, Oregon, Mkristo Bruce, Washington State, Ernest Jones, Orewgon, Bruce Davis, UCLA, WIllie McGinest, USC, Regan Upshaw, California, Ron Holmes, Washington, Kailee Wong, Stanford, SEASON INTERCEPTIONS Al Worley, Washington, George Shaw, Oregon, Bill Albrecht, Washington, Carlton Gray, UCLA, Rahim Moore, UCLA, Jake Leicht, Oregon, Lamont Thompson, Washington State, Chuck Cecil, Arizona, Deltha O Neal, California, Steve Smith, Oregon, Bill Sheffold, Oregon State, Dan Espalin, Oregon State, Teddy Johnson, Oregon State, Phil Moffatt, Stanford, Bobby Garrett, Stanford, Bob Stiles, UCLA, Joe Psaltis, USC, times, most recent:...daymeion Hughes, California, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 65

68 TOP PERFORMANCES/LONG PLAYS CAREER INTERCEPTIONS Lamont Thompson, Washington State, , Chuck Cecil, Arizona, Mitch Meeuwsen, Oregon State, Phil Moffatt, Stanford, Artimus Parker, USC, Kenny Easley, UCLA, Mike Richardson, Arizona State, Chris McAlister, Arizona, George Shaw, Oregon, Danny Reece, USC, Al Worley, Washington, Jake Leicht, Oregon, Jairus Byrd, Oregon, Toi Cook, Stanford, Tim Smith, Stanford, Carlton Gray, UCLA, Dennis Smith, USC, Larry Hatch, Washington, Jason David, Washington State, Ken Wiedemann, California, Deone Bucannon, Washington State, Antoine Cason, Arizona, Daymeion Hughes, California, Chris Oldham, Oregon, Dan Espalin, Oregon State, Sabby Piscitellli, Oregon State, James Washington, UCLA, BOLD indicates returning player PASSING Jeff Tuel to Johnny Forzani, WSU vs. Arizona State, Jason Johnson to Brandon Marshall, ARIZ vs. Idaho, Jake Locker to Marcel Reece, WASH vs. Arizona, Joe Borchard to Troy Walters, STAN vs. UCLA, Jonathan Smith to Chad Johnson, OSU vs. Stanford, Steve Birnbaum to Nian Taylor, WSU vs. Idaho, Matt Koffler to R. Jay Soward, USC vs. Illinois, Jim Plunkett to Randy Vataha, STAN vs. Washington State, Brandon Dawkins to Trey Griffey, ARIZ at Arizona State, Wayne Cook to J.J. Stokes, UCLA vs. Washington, Jeff Van Raaphorst to Aaron Cox, ASU vs. USC, Tom Blanchard to Bob Newland, ORE vs. Illinois, Bobby Watters to Alonzo Washington, ARIZ vs N.M., Kevin Hogan to Bryce Love, STAN vs. UCF, Mike Bercovici to Demario Richard, ASU vs. New Mexico, Brett Hundley to Devin Fuller, UCLA vs. Utah, Carson Palmer to Kareem Kelly, USC vs. Oregon, Mike Frankovich to Ransom Livesay, UCLA vs. Oregon, Anu Solomon to Austin Hill, Arizona vs. UNLV, Jared Goff to Daniel Lasco, California vs. Colorado, Nic Costa to Andre Thurman, Arizona vs. UCLA, Steve Stenstrom to Glyn Milburn, STAN vs. Oregon State, Ladd McKittrick to Reggie Bynum, OSU vs. WSU, Tom Tunnicliffe to Brian Holland, ARIZ vs. Arizona State, Bill Bolden to Ron Copeland, UCLA vs. Syracuse, 1967 RUSHING Mark Malone, ASU vs. Utah State, Bill Powell, CAL vs. Oregon State, Trung Canidate, ARIZ vs. San Diego State, LaVale Woods, USC vs. Oregon State, John Wilson, CAL vs. San Jose State, Bill Rogers, STAN vs. Oregon State, Nic Grisby, ARIZ vs. Northern Arizona, Casey Moore, STAN vs. California, Zeph Lee, USC vs. Utah State, Dwight Ford, USC vs. Texas A&M, 1977 (Bluebonnet Bowl) Jahvid Best, CAL vs. UCLA, J.R. Redmond, ASU vs. New Mexico, Willie Brown, USC vs. Southern Methodist, Chuck Cheshire, UCLA vs. Montana, Victor Bolden, OSU vs. Idaho State, Paul Perkins, UCLA vs. Colorado, DeShaun Foster, UCLA vs. Washington, Skip Hicks, UCLA vs. Washington State, Deon Strother, USC vs. California, Joe Kapp, CAL vs. Oregon, Dean Derby, WASH vs. Illinois, Bob Smith, ORE vs. Idaho, 1938 PUNT RETURNS Anthony Prior, WSU vs. USC, Don Guest, CAL vs. Washington State, Hugh McElhenny, WASH vs. USC, Bralon Addison, ORE at Michigan State, Dwayne Owens, OSU vs. UCLA, Craig Bragg, UCLA vs. USC, Curtis Conway, USC vs. Oregon, DeSean Jackson, CAL vs. Arizona, Kermit Alexander, UCLA vs. Stanford, Dante Pettis, WASH at Boise State, Nelson Agholor, USC at California, Ernie Merk, USC vs. Minnesota, Thomas Henley, STAN vs. Oregon, Steve Bramwell, WASH vs. Oregon State, Grover Garvin, CAL vs. Washington State, Woodley Lewis, ORE vs. Oregon State, Joe Jarzynka, WASH vs. California, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

69 LONG PLAYS KICKOFF RETURNS , 46 times. Most recently, three times in Adoree Jackson, USC at UTAH, Charles Nelson, ORE at WSU, Robert Taylor, WSU at ASU, 2016 Last 100-yard return by school: Arizona: Travis Cobb, ARIZ vs. Iowa, 2010 Arizona State: Tim White, ASU at Utah, 2015 California: Trevor Davis, CAL vs. Washington State, 2014 Colorado: Marques Mosley, COLO vs. Utah, 2012 Oregon: Charles Nelson, ORE at Arizona State, 2015 Oregon State: Victor Bolden, OSU at Washington State, 2015 Stanford: Ty Montgomery, STAN at UTAH, 2013 UCLA: Ishmael Adams, UCLA at Arizona State, 2014 USC: Adoreé Jackson, USC vs. Utah, 2014 Utah: Kaelin Clay, UTAH vs. Idaho State, 2014 Washington: John Ross, WASH vs. UCLA, 2014 Washington State: Anthony Prior, WSU vs. USC, 1991 INTERCEPTION RETURNS Troy Nolan, ASU vs. UCLA, R.J. Oliver, ASU vs. Northern Arizona, Matt Nixon, CAL vs. Baylor, Emmanuel Franklin, ASU vs. San Diego State, Deltha O Neal, CAL vs. Oregon, John Hardy, CAL vs. Wisconsin, Dennis Price, UCLA vs. California, Chuck Cecil, ARIZ vs. Arizona State, Alan Dial, UCLA vs. Oregon State, Jimmy Allen, UCLA vs. California, Jim Jurkovich, CAL vs. USC, Marvin Goodwin, UCLA vs. Brigham Young, Ken Klein, ORE vs. Air Force, Bud Langley, USC vs. Notre Dame, Will Derting, WSU vs. Nevada, Mikal Smith, ARIZ vs. Arizona State, Abdul McCullough, UCLA vs. Arizona State, Phil Parslow, UCLA vs. Illinois, Dior Mathis, ORE at Viriginia, Mike Scurlock, ARIZ vs. California, Kenny Wheaton, ORE vs. Washington, Kenny Bryant, ORE vs. Texas Christian, Ken Naber, STAN vs. UCLA, Steve Buettner, ORE vs. Air Force, Don Martin, WASH vs. Air Force, 1967 PUNTS Scott Tabor, CAL vs. USC, Kyle Basler, WSU vs. Arizona, Ernie Zampese, USC vs. Wisconsin, Reid Forrest, WSU vs. Stanford, Dan Melville, CAL vs. Nebraska, Keenyn Crier, ARIZ at USC, Gavin Hedrick, WSU vs. California, Kiel Rasp, WASH vs. California, Sean Douglas, WASH vs. Oklahoma, Gavin Hedrick, WSU vs. California, Jeff Locke, UCLA vs. Arizona, Sean Douglas, WASH vs. Oklahoma, Rob Myers, WSU vs. USC, Chris Sailer, UCLA vs. Washington State, Derek McLaughlin, WASH at Oregon, Sergio Vega, ARIZ vs. UCLA, Richard Emerson, WSU vs. Oklahoma, Frankie Albert, STAN vs. Oregon State, Nick Folk, ARIZ vs. Oregon State, Sean Douglas, WASH vs. Washington State, Scott Tabor, CAL vs. Washington, Mike Preacher, ORE vs. Nebraska, 1986 NOTE: Bob Waterfield (UCLA) had a 91 yard punt vs. March Air Force, a nonintercollegiate opponent, in BOLD indicates returning player FIELD GOALS Jason Hanson, WSU vs. UNLV, Ka imi Fairbairn, UCLA vs. California, Andrew Furney, WSU vs. Eastern Washington, Don Shafer, USC vs. Notre Dame, Zane Gonzalez, ASU at Colorado, Jared Siegel, ORE at UCLA, Mark Harmon, STAN vs. Purdue, Rod Garcia, STAN vs. USC, Alexis Serna, OSU vs. California, Jason Hanson, WSU vs. Arizona State, Chris Mangold, OSU vs. San Jose State, Jason Hanson, WSU vs. Brigham Young, Rian Lindell, WSU vs. Boise State, Max Zendejas, ARIZ vs. Arizona State, Mark Harmon, STAN vs. Illinois, Roy Geiger, ORE vs. Washington State, Paul Watson, WSU vs. Idaho, Jon Prasuhn, ARIZ vs. Pacific, Nic Grasu, WSU vs. Oklahoma State, John Anderson, WASH vs. UCLA, Chris Sailer, UCLA vs. Oregon, Tommy Thompson, ORE vs. Washington, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 67

70 ,750-YARD PASSING CLUB Player, School...Year...PA-PC-HI...TD... Pct... Yds 1. Jared Goff, CAL , Sean Mannion, OSU , Connor Halliday, WSU , Luke Falk, WSU , Luke Falk, WSU , Cody Pickett, WASH , Marcus Mariota, ORE , Nick Foles, ARIZ , Davis Webb, CAL , Derek Anderson, OSU , Brock Osweiler, ASU , Jared Goff, CAL , Ryan Leaf, WSU , Carson Palmer, USC , Andrew Walter, ASU , Connor Halliday, WSU , Mike Bercovici, ASU , Cody Kessler, USC , Alex Brink, WSU , Matt Leinart, USC , Pat Barnes, CAL , Anu Solomon, ARIZ , Akili Smith, ORE , Brett Hundley, UCLA , Willie Tuitama, ARIZ , Josh Rosen, UCLA , Marcus Mariota, ORE , Taylor Kelly, ASU , Rob Johnson, USC , Steve Stenstrom, STAN , Matt Scott, ARIZ , Derek Anderson, OSU , Matt Leinart, USC , Cody Kessler, USC , Matt Barkley, USC , Andrew Luck, STAN , Jared Goff, CAL , Cade McNown, UCLA , Jake Browning, WASH , Jason Gesser, WSU , John David Booty, USC , Andrew Luck, STAN , Sean Mannion, OSU , Jason Johnson, ARIZ , Matt Leinart, USC , Derek Anderson, OSU , Matt Barkley, USC , Sean Canfield, OSU , Drew Bledsoe, WSU , John Elway, STAN , Danny O Neil, ORE , Mark Sanchez, USC , Rudy Carpenter, ASU , Sefo Liufau, COLO , Drew Olson, UCLA , Nick Foles, ARIZ , Sean Mannion, OSU , Brett Hundley, UCLA , Steve Dils, STAN , Andrew Walter, ASU , Cade McNown, UCLA , Timm Rosenbach, WSU , Todd Husak, STAN , Willie Tuitama, ARIZ , Sam Darnold, USC , Bill Musgrave, ORE , Brett Hundley, UCLA , Keith Price, WASH , Jonathan Smith, OSU , Andrew Walter, ASU ,044 Player, School...Year...PA-PC-HI...TD... Pct... Yds 71. Cody Pickett, WASH , Taylor Kelly, ASU , Matt Moore, OSU , Nate Longshore, CAL , Jason Gesser, WSU , Tom Ramsey, UCLA , Zach Maynard, CAL , Jim Plunkett, STAN , Cody Kessler, USC , Keith Price, WASH , Joey Harrington, ORE , Jake Browning, WASH , Matt Kegel, WSU , Todd Husak, STAN , Carson Palmer, USC , Aaron Rodgers, CAL , Alex Brink, WSU , Erik Wilhelm, OSU , Alex Brink, WSU , John Elway, STAN , Dave Barr, CAL , Tyler Hansen, COLO , Darron Thomas, ORE , Erik Wilhelm, OSU , Kevin Hogan, STAN , Kevin Riley, CAL , Steve Stenstrom, STAN , Kyle Boller, CAL , Rodney Peete, USC , Ryan Leaf, WSU , Jake Locker, WASH , Kevin Hogan, STAN , Matt Barkley, USC , Guy Benjamin, STAN , Cary Conklin, WASH , Jeff Tuel, WSU , Jake Plummer, ASU , Jonathan Smith, OSU , Troy Aikman, UCLA , Gale Gilbert, CAL , Joey Harrington, ORE , Jack Thompson, WSU , Darron Thomas, ORE , Troy Williams, UTAH , Jason Fife, ORE , PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

71 1,000-YARD RUSHING CLUB Player, School... Year... Att...Yards... Avg... TD 1. Marcus Allen, USC , Charles White, USC , Christian McCaffrey, STAN , J.J. Arrington, CAL , Ricky Bell, USC , Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ , Jerome Harrison, WSU , Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ , O.J. Simpson, USC , Toby Gerhart, STAN , Bishop Sankey, WASH , Charles White, USC , Royce Freeman, ORE , LaMichael James, ORE , Kenjon Barner, ORE , Reggie Bush, USC^ , Johnathan Franklin, UCLA , LaMichael James, ORE , Jonathan Stewart, ORE , Tyler Gaffney, STAN , Corey Dillon, WASH , Steven Jackson, OSU , Rueben Mayes, WSU , Christian McCaffrey, STAN , Trung Canidate, ARIZ , Jahvid Best, CAL , Paul Perkins, UCLA , Karim Abdul-Jabbar, UCLA , Marcus Allen, USC , Ken Simonton, OSU , LaMichael James, ORE , Justin Forsett, CAL , Steven Jackson, OSU , O.J. Simpson, USC , Stepfan Taylor, STAN , John White, UTAH , Devontae Booker, UTAH , Javorius Allen, USC , Chris Polk, WASH , Ken Simonton, OSU , Charles White, USC , Chuck Muncie, CAL , Jacquizz Rodgers, OSU , Mike Garrett, USC , Bishop Sankey, WASH , Ricky Bell, USC , Anthony Davis, USC , Chris Polk, WASH , Joe Williams, UTAH , Greg Lewis, WASH , Gaston Green, UCLA , Freeman McNeil, UCLA , Ricky Ervins, USC , Napoleon Kaufman, WASH , Wendell Tyler, UCLA , Nick Wilson, ARIZ , Myles Gaskin, WASH , Royce Freeman, ORE , Marshawn Lynch, CAL , Clarence Davis, USC , Paul Perkins, UCLA , Saladin McCullough, ORE , Shaumbe Wright-Fair, WSU , Stepfan Taylor, STAN , Isi Sofele, CAL , Yvenson Bernard, OSU , Yvenson Bernard, OSU , Bill Enyart, OSU , Myles Gaskin, WASH , LenDale White, USC , Player, School... Year... Att...Yards... Avg... TD 71. Napolean Kaufman, WASH , Louis Rankin, WASH , Theotis Brown, UCLA , Skip Hicks, UCLA , Steve Broussard, WSU , Devontae Booker, UTAH , Jacquizz Rodgers, OSU , Phillip Lindsay, COLO , Marshawn Lynch, CAL , Steve Broussard, WSU , Rueben Mayes, WSU , Reuben Droughns, ORE , Ryan Torain, ASU , Clarence Farmer, ARIZ , Sharmon Shah, UCLA , Trung Canidate, ARIZ , Yvenson Bernard, OSU , Bobby Moore, ORE , Derek Loville, ORE , Jeremiah Johnson, ORE , Adimchinobe Echemandu, CAL , Bernard Jackson, WSU , Tommy Vardell, STAN , Jacquizz Rodgers, OSU , Michael Black, WSU , Russell White, CAL , David Adams, ARIZ , Shane Vereen, CAL , Morley Drury, USC , Sultan McCullough, USC , Ontiwaun Carter, ARIZ , Darrin Nelson, STAN , Nic Grigsby, ARIZ , Terrence Whitehead, ORE , Onterrio Smith, ORE , Chad Morton, USC , Kevin Williams, UCLA , Stepfan Taylor, STAN , Toby Gerhart, STAN , Joe Igber, CAL , Kermit Johnson, UCLA , Johnathan Franklin, UCLA , Brad Muster, STAN , Daniel Lasco, CAL , Chris Polk, WASH , Joe Steele, WASH , Mario Bates, ASU , DeShaun Foster, UCLA , Steven Webster, USC , Chris Markey, UCLA , Hugh McElhenny, WASH , Maurice Morris, ORE , Freeman McNeil, UCLA , Darrin Nelson, STAN , Demario Richard, ASU , LenDale White, USC , Greg Lewis, WASH , Gaston Green, UCLA , Theodis Brown, UCLA , Pete Pifer, OSU , Kevin Williams, UCLA , Pete Pifer, OSU , J.R. Redmond, ASU , Dave Schilling, OSU , Fred Crutcher, USC , Ronald Jones, USC , D.J. Foster, ASU , Jackie Jensen, CAL , Russell White, CAL , Andrew Jones, WSU , PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 69

72 ,000-YARD CLUB/1,000-YARD RUSHERS BY YEAR Player, School... Year... Att...Yards... Avg... TD 141. Delon Washington, USC , Onterrio Smith, ORE , Darryl Clack, ASU , Cameron Marshall, ASU , Maurice Morris, ORE , Kevin Brown, WSU , Napoleon Kaufman, WASH , Terry Battle, ASU , Mazio Royster, USC , Darrell Harris, ASU , John White, UTAH , Delvon Flowers, ASU , Byron Marshall, ORE , Anthony Davis, USC , Lindsey Chapman, CAL , DeShawn Foster, UCLA , Skip Hicks, UCLA , Anthony Davis, USC , Michael Martin, ASU , Ken Simonton, OSU , Jon Volpe, STAN , Hubert Oliver, ARIZ , Rich Swinton, WSU , Joe McKnight, USC , Darrin Nelson, STAN , John Olszewski, CAL , Maurice Drew, UCLA , Tony Cherry, ORE , Curtis McNeal, USC , Wendell Tyler, UCLA , Don Reynolds, ORE , Ron Rowland, WASH , Anthony Wallace, CAL , LeGarrette Blount, ORE , Russell White, CAL , Kerry Porter, WSU , ^ participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty Year Player, School Att Yards Avg TD 1927 Morley Drury, USC 223 1, Jackie Jensen, CAL 148 1, Hugh McElhenny, WASH 179 1, John Olszewski, CAL 167 1, Mike Garrett, USC 267 1, Pete Pifer, OSU 234 1, Pete Pifer, OSU 230 1, O.J. Simpson, USC 266 1, O.J. Simpson, USC 355 1, Bill Enyart, OSU 293 1, Clarence Davis, USC 282 1, Dave Schiling, OSU 254 1, Bobby Moore, ORE 249 1, Bernard Jackson, WSU 177 1, Anthony Davis, USC 184 1, Kermit Johnson, UCLA 150 1, Andrew Jones, WSU 207 1, Anthony Davis, USC 260 1, Don Reynolds, ORE 226 1, Anthony Davis, USC 288 1, Ricky Bell, USC 357 1, Chuck Muncie, CAL 228 1, Wendell Tyler, UCLA 182 1, Ricky Bell, USC 276 1, Theotis Brown, UCLA 200 1, Ron Rowland, WASH 203 1, Wendell Tyler, UCLA 181 1, Charles White, USC 264 1, Darrin Nelson, STAN 183 1, Charles White, USC 342 1, Theotis Brown, UCLA 200 1, Joe Brown, WASH 237 1, Darrin Nelson, STAN 167 1, Charles White, USC 293 1, Freeman McNeil, UCLA 271 1, Hubert Oliver, ARIZ 197 1, Marcus Allen, USC 354 1, Freeman McNeil, UCLA 203 1, Marcus Allen, USC 403 2, Darrin Nelson, STAN 192 1, Kerry Porter, WSU 195 1, Rueben Mayes, WSU 258 1, Fred Crutcher, USC 286 1, Darryl Clack, ASU 208 1, Rueben Mayes, WSU 228 1, Tony Cherry, ORE 211 1, David Adams, ARIZ 238 1, Gaston Green, UCLA 220 1, Brad Muster, STAN 243 1, Darrell Harris, ASU 288 1, Steven Webster, USC 239 1, Gaston Green, UCLA 206 1, Derek Loville, ORE 265 1, Steve Broussard, WSU 222 1, Jon Volpe, STAN 228 1, Rich Swinton, WSU 218 1, Ricky Ervins, USC 239 1, Steve Broussard, WSU 260 1, Greg Lewis, WASH 239 1, Greg Lewis, WASH 229 1, Mazio Royster, USC 203 1, Anthony Wallace, CAL 220 1, Russell White, CAL 180 1, Russell White, CAL 241 1, Kevin Williams, UCLA 168 1, Tommy Vardell, STAN 226 1, Shaumbe Wright-Fair, WSU 237 1, Russell White, CAL 206 1, Napoleon Kaufman, WASH 162 1, Napoleon Kaufman, WASH 226 1, Mario Bates, ASU 246 1, Lindsey Chapman, CAL 207 1, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

73 1,000-YARD RUSHERS BY YEAR Year Player, School Att Yards Avg TD 1994 Napoleon Kaufman, WASH 255 1, Sharmon Shah, UCLA 210 1, Ontiwaun Carter, ARIZ 268 1, Karim Abdul-Jabbar, UCLA 270 1, Delon Washington, USC 220 1, Corey Dillon, WASH 271 1, Terry Battle, ASU 160 1, Skip Hicks, UCLA 224 1, Saladin McCullough, ORE 250 1, Michael Black, WSU 235 1, Skip Hicks, UCLA 227 1, Michael Martin, ASU 188 1, Trung Canidate, ARIZ 167 1, Kevin Brown, WSU 215 1, Ken Simonton, OSU 224 1, Trung Canidate, ARIZ 253 1, Ken Simonton, OSU 276 1, Chad Morton, USC 262 1, Reuben Droughns, ORE 256 1, J.R. Redmond, ASU 224 1, Ken Simonton, OSU 266 1, Sultan McCullough, USC 227 1, Maurice Morris, ORE 260 1, Clarence Farmer, ARIZ 209 1, DeShaun Foster, UCLA 216 1, Onterrio Smith, ORE 175 1, Maurice Morris, ORE 180 1, Delvon Flowers, ASU 188 1, Steven Jackson, OSU 319 1, Onterrio Smith, ORE 244 1, Joe Igber, CAL 241 1, Steven Jackson, OSU 350 1, Adimchinobe Echemandu, CAL 238 1, J.J. Arrington, CAL 289 2, Terrence Whitehead, ORE 200 1, LenDale White, USC 203 1, Maurice Drew, UCLA 160 1, Jerome Harrison, WSU 308 1, Reggie Bush, USC^ 200 1, Yvenson Bernard, OSU 299 1, LenDale White, USC 197 1, Marshawn Lynch, CAL 196 1, Marshawn Lynch, CAL 223 1, Yvenson Bernard, OSU 296 1, Ryan Torain, ASU 223 1, Chris Markey, UCLA 227 1, Jonathan Stewart, ORE 280 1, Justin Forsett, CAL 305 1, Louis Rankin, WASH 233 1, Yvenson Bernard, OSU 275 1, Jahvid Best, CAL 194 1, Jacquizz Rodgers, OSU 259 1, Jeremiah Johnson, ORE 168 1, Toby Gerhart, STAN 210 1, Nic Grigsby, ARIZ 214 1, LeGarrette Blount, ORE 137 1, Toby Gerhart, STAN 343 1, LaMichael James, ORE 230 1, Jacquizz Rodgers. OSU 273 1, Chris Polk, WASH 226 1, Joe McKnight, USC 164 1, LaMichael James, ORE 294 1, Chris Polk, WASH 260 1, Jacquizz Rodgers, OSU 256 1, Shane Vereen, CAL 231 1, Johnathan Franklin, UCLA 214 1, Stepfan Taylor, STAN 223 1, LaMichael James, ORE 247 1, John White, UTAH 316 1, Chris Polk, WASH 293 1, Stepfan Taylor, STAN 242 1, Isi Sofele, CAL 252 1, Cameron Marshall, ASU 230 1, Curtis McNeal, USC 145 1, Year Player, School Att Yards Avg TD 2012 Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ 303 1, Kenjon Barner, ORE 278 1, Johnathan Franklin, UCLA 282 1, Stepfan Taylor, STAN 322 1, Bishop Sankey, WASH 289 1, John White, UTAH 218 1, Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ 349 1, Bishop Sankey, WASH 327 1, Tyler Gaffney, STAN 330 1, Byron Marshall, ORE 168 1, Paul Perkins, UCLA 251 1, Devontae Booker, UTAH 292 1, Javorius Allen, USC 276 1, Nick Wilson, ARIZ 236 1, Royce Freeman, ORE 252 1, Daniel Lasco, CAL 210 1, D.J. Foster, ASU 194 1, Christian McCaffrey, STAN 337 2, Royce Freeman, ORE 283 1, Devontae Booker, UTAH 268 1, Paul Perkins, UCLA 237 1, Myles Gaskin, WASH 227 1, Demario Richard, ASU 210 1, Christian McCaffrey, STAN 253 1, Joe Williams, UTAH 210 1, Myles Gaskin, WASH 237 1, Phillip Lindsay, COLO 244 1, Ronald Jones, USC 177 1, ^ participation later vacated due to NCAA penalty BOLD indicates returning player Current Consecutive Seasons with 1,000-yard rusher Utah... 3 Stanford... 2 Washington... 2 Colorado... 1 USC PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 71

74 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS TOTAL OFFENSE Year Player, School... Rush...Pass... Total... Avg Kenny Washington, UCLA*...1, , Bill Sewell, WSU , , Bob Robertson, USC Bob Waterfield, UCLA , Pete Susick, WASH Bob Waterfield, UCLA Jake Leicht, Oregon Ernie Case, UCLA Billy Williams, Idaho , Jackie Jensen, CAL...1, , Jim Powers, USC , , Don Heinrich, WASH , , Paul Cameron, UCLA , Don Heinrich, WASH , , Paul Larson, CAL* , , George Shaw, ORE* , , John Brodie, STAN , , John Brodie, STAN* , , Bob Newman, WSU* , , Joe Kapp, CAL , Dick Norman, STAN* , , Bill Kilmer, UCLA* , , Bobby Smith, UCLA Dave Mathieson, WSU , , Craig Morton, CAL , , Craig Morton, CAL , , Gary Beban, UCLA , , Gary Beban, UCLA , , Gary Beban, UCLA , , Jim Plunkett, STAN , , Jim Plunkett, STAN , , Jim Plunkett, STAN , , Don Bunce, STAN , , Mike Boryla, STAN , , Pat Haden, USC , , Steve Bartkowski, CAL , , Joe Roth, CAL , , Jack Thompson, WSU , , Guy Benjamin, STAN , , Steve Dils, STAN , , Rich Campbell, CAL , , John Elway, STAN , , John Elway, STAN , , John Elway, STAN , , Tom Tunnicliffe, ARIZ , , Mark Rypien, WSU , , John Paye, STAN , , Erik Wilhelm, OSU , , Timm Rosenbach, WSU , , Timm Rosenbach, WSU , , Troy Taylor, CAL , , Tommy Maddox, UCLA , , Drew Bledsoe, WSU , , Drew Bledsoe, WSU , , Steve Stenstrom, STAN , , Steve Stenstrom, STAN , , Tony Graziani, ORE , , Pat Barnes, CAL , , Ryan Leaf, WSU , , Akili Smith, ORE , , Todd Husak, STAN , , Joey Harrington, ORE , , Jason Gesser, WSU , , Cody Pickett, WASH , , Derek Anderson, OSU , , Derek Anderson, OSU , , Matt Leinart, USC , , John David Booty, USC , , Alex Brink, WSU , , Mark Sanchez, USC , , Jake Locker, WASH , , Andrew Luck, STAN , , Nick Foles, ARIZ , , Matt Scott, ARIZ , , Year Player, School... Rush...Pass... Total... Avg Sean Mannion, OSU , , Connor Halliday, WSU , , Luke Falk, WSU , , Davis Webb, CAL , , PASSING Year Player, School...PA-PC-HI... TD... Pct... Yards...Avg 1940 Bill Sewell, WSU* , Howie Manson, Idaho Bob Waterfield, UCLA Jim Hardy, USC Bob Waterfield, UCLA Gene Gray, OSU Ernie Case, UCLA Norm Van Brocklin, ORE Norm Van Brocklin, ORE , Jim Powers, USC , Don Heinrich, WASH* , Gary Kerkorian, STAN , Don Heinrich, WASH* , Bob Garrett, STAN* , Paul Larson, CAL* , John Brodie, STAN , John Brodie, STAN* , Rob Newman, WSU , Rob Nicolet, STAN Dick Norman, STAN* , Dick Norman, STAN , Randy Gold, CAL Dave Mathieson, WSU , Craig Morton, CAL , Craig Morton, CAL , Tom Roth, WSU , Jerry Henderson, WSU Gary Beban, UCLA , Jim Plunkett, STAN , Jim Plunkett, STAN , Jim Plunkett, STAN , Don Bunce, STAN , Mike Boryla, STAN , Mike Boryla, STAN , Steve Bartkowski, CAL* , Joe Roth, CAL , Jack Thompson, WSU , Guy Benjamin, STAN* , Steve Dils, STAN* , Turk Schonert, STAN , John Elway, STAN , Mike Pagel, ASU , John Elway, STAN , Gale Gilbert, CAL , Alfred Jenkins, ARIZ , John Paye, STAN , Erik Wilhelm, OSU , Erik Wilhelm, OSU , Erik Wilhelm, OSU , Paul Justin, ASU , Tommy Maddox, UCLA , Drew Bledsoe, WSU , Drew Bledsoe, WSU , Steve Stenstrom, STAN , Steve Stenstrom, STAN , Tony Graziani, ORE , Pat Barnes, CAL , Ryan Leaf, WSU , Akili Smith, ORE , Todd Husak, STAN , Joey Harrington, ORE , Jason Gesser, WSU , Cody Pickett, WASH , Derek Anderson, OSU , Derek Anderson, OSU , Matt Leinart, USC , John David Booty, USC , Alex Brink, WSU , PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

75 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS Year Player, School...PA-PC-HI... TD... Pct... Yards...Avg 2008 Mark Sanchez, USC , Sean Canfield, OSU , Nick Foles, ARIZ , Nick Foles, ARIZ , Matt Scott, ARIZ , Sean Mannion, OSU , Connor Halliday, WSU , Luke Falk, WSU* , Davis Webb, CAL , RUSHING Play Game Year Player, School... Att...Yards... Avg... Avg 1936 Ed Nowogroski, WASH Vic Bottari, CAL Vic Bottari, CAL Kenny Washington, UCLA Bob Robertson, USC Curt Mecham, ORE Bob Kennedy, WSU Pete Susick, WASH Gordon Gray, USC Cal Rossi, UCLA Lloyd Merriman, STAN Jake Leicht, ORE Jackie Jensen, CAL , Bob Sanders, ORE Hugh McElhenny, WASH , Hugh McElhenny, WASH John Olszewski, CAL Paul Cameron, UCLA Bill Tarr, STAN Sam Brown, UCLA C.R. Roberts, USC Charles Shea, STAN Joe Kapp, CAL Jerry Traynham, USC Bill Kilmer, UCLA Mike Haffner, UCLA Junior Coffey, WASH Mike Garrett, USC Mike Garrett, USC Mike Garrett, USC , Pete Pifer, OSU , O.J. Simpson, USC , O.J. Simpson, USC , Clarence Davis, USC , Dave Schilling, OSU , Bobby Moore, ORE , Anthony Davis, USC , Kermit Johnson, UCLA , Anthony Davis, USC , Ricky Bell, USC , Ricky Bell, USC , Charles White, USC , Charles White, USC , Charles White, USC , Marcus Allen, USC , Marcus Allen, USC , Jacque Robinson, WASH Kerry Porter, WSU , Rueben Mayes, WSU , Rueben Mayes, WSU , Gaston Green, UCLA , Steve Webster, USC , Steve Broussard, WSU , Ricky Ervins, USC , Greg Lewis, WASH , Kevin Williams, UCLA , Shaumbe Wright-Fair, WSU , Napoleon Kaufman, WASH , Napoleon Kaufman, WASH , Karim Abdul-Jabbar, UCLA , Corey Dillon, WASH , Saladin McCullough, ORE , Year Player, School... Att...Yards... Avg... Avg 1998 Trung Canidate, ARIZ , Trung Canidate, ARIZ , Ken Simonton, OSU , DeShaun Foster, UCLA , Steven Jackson, OSU , Steven Jackson, OSU , J.J. Arrington, CAL , Jerome Harrison, WSU , Marshawn Lynch, CAL , Jonathan Stewart, ORE , Jahvid Best, CAL , Toby Gerhart, STAN , LaMichael James, ORE* , LaMichael James, ORE* , Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ* , Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ , Paul Perkins, UCLA , Christian McCaffrey, STAN , Christian McCaffrey, STAN , RECEIVING Year Player, School...No...Yards...Avg... TD 1940 Frank Fletcher, WSU Nick Suseoff, WSU Milt Smith, UCLA Dave Brown, UCLA John Roesch, UCLA Bob Anderson, ORE Burr Baldwin, UCLA Don Mast, OSU Dick Wilkins, ORE Ray Bauer, Montana Darrell Robinson, ORE Bill McColl, STAN Ed Barker, WSU George Black, WASH Sam Morley, STAN Jim Hanifan, CAL* John Stewart, STAN Bill Steiger, WSU Don Ellingsen, WSU Chris Burford, STAN Chris Burford, STAN* Bill Face, STAN Hal Bedsole, USC Hugh Campbell, WSU Willie Brown, USC Jack Schraub, CAL Steve Bunker, ORE Doug Flansburg, WSU Gene WASH, Stanford Gene WASH, Stanford , Bobby Moore, ORE Bob Newland, ORE , Geoff DeLapp, CAL Eric Cross, STAN Lynn Swann, USC Steve Rivera, CAL Steve Rivera, CAL Mike Levenseller, WSU , James Lofton, STAN Ken Margerum, STAN Steve Coury, OSU Andre Tyler, STAN John Mistler, ARIZ Darrin Nelson, STAN Vincent White, STAN* Mike Tolliver, STAN Reggie Bynum, OSU Brad Muster, STAN Dave Montagne, OSU Steve Broussard, WSU Robb Thomas, OSU Ron Fair, ASU , Glyn Milburn, STAN PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 73

76 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS Year Player, School...No...Yards...Avg... TD 1991 Sean LaChapelle, UCLA Sean Dawkins, CAL , Johnnie Morton, USC , Kevin Jordan, UCLA , Keyshawn Johnson, USC , Bobby Shaw, CAL Troy Walters, STAN , Dameane Douglas, CAL , Troy Walters, STAN , DeRonnie Pitts, STAN Nakoa McElrath, WSU , Bobby Wade, ARIZ , Geoff McArthur, CAL , Mike Hass, OSU , Mike Hass, OSU , Sammie Stroughter, OSU , Brandon Gibson, WSU , Sammie Stroughter, OSU , James Rodgers, OSU , Juron Criner, ARIZ , Robert Woods, USC , Marqise Lee, USC* , Brandin Cooks, OSU* , Vince Mayle, WSU , Nelson Spruce, COLO , Gabe Marks, WSU , Chad Hansen, CAL , SCORING Year Player, School... TD... 1XP... 2XP...FG... Pts/Avg Fred Brooks, CAL Andrew Rowe, CAL Albert Sprott, CAL Ervin Dailey, WASH Jesse Morrison, CAL Don Nichols, CAL Jesse Morrison, CAL George Wilson, WASH George Wilson, WASH Mort Kaer, USC Wild Bill Kelly, Montana Charles Carroll, WASH Charles Carroll, WASH Russ Saunders, USC Orv Mohler, USC Gus Shaver, USC Homer Griffith, USC Cotton Warburton, USC Ed Goddard, WSU Ed Goddard, WSU James Cain, WASH Ed Goddard, WSU Billy Bob Williams, UCLA Vic Bottari, CAL Vic Bottari, CAL Grenny Lansdell, USC Pete Kmetovic, STAN Bill Micklich, Idaho Ken Snelling, UCLA Pete Susick, WASH Keith DeCourcey, WASH Ted Tannehill, USC Bob Anderson, STAN Lloyd Merriman, STAN Jake Leicht, ORE Jack Swaner, CAL Jim Monachino, CAL Hugh McElhenny, WASH Hugh McElhenny, WASH Ed Barker, WSU Paul Cameron, UCLA Bob Davenport, UCLA Jon Arnett, USC Dean Derby, WASH Jack Fanning, WSU Year Player, School... TD... 1XP... 2XP...FG... Pts/Avg Bill Patton, CAL Bill Face, STAN George Fleming, WASH Bobby Smith, UCLA George Reed, WSU Tom Blanchfield, CAL Mike Garrett, USC Mike Garrett, USC Pete Pifer, OSU Gary Beban, UCLA O.J. Simpson, USC O.J. Simpson, USC Bobby Moore, ORE Bobby Moore, ORE Bernard Jackson, WSU Anthony Davis, USC Kermit Johnson, UCLA Anthony Davis, USC Chuck Muncie, CAL Ricky Bell, USC Jim Breech, CAL Charles White, USC Charles White, USC Chuck Nelson, WASH Marcus Allen, USC* Chuck Nelson, WASH Luis Zendejas, ASU John Lee, UCLA John Lee, UCLA Gary Coston, ARIZ Alfredo Velasco, UCLA Alfredo Velasco, UCLA Steve Broussard, WSU Quin Rodriguez, USC Tommy Vardell, STAN Russell White, CAL Tommy Vardell, STAN Sean Dawkins, CAL Lindsey Chapman, CAL J.J. Stokes, UCLA Steve McLaughlin, ARIZ Rashaan Shehee, WASH Corey Dillon, WASH Skip Hicks, UCLA Nathan Villegas, ORE Ken Simonton, OSU Ken Simonton, OSU DeShaun Foster, UCLA Mike Barth, ASU Steven Jackson, OSU Ryan Killeen, USC LenDale White, USC Justin Medlock, UCLA Thomas Weber, ASU LeGarrette Blount, ORE Toby Gerhart, STAN LaMichael James, ORE* LaMichael James, ORE Ka Deem Carey, ARIZ Zane Gonzalez, ASU Zane Gonzalez, ASU Aiden Schneider, ORE Matt Anderson, CAL /9.8 PUNT RETURNS Year Player, School... No.... Yards... Avg 1969 Larry Rich, OSU Eric Cross, STAN Bill Cahill, WASH Lynn Swann, USC Craig Zaltosky, STAN Pedro Hawkins, WASH Danny Reece, USC Mike Coulter, UCLA Nesby Glasgow, WASH PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

77 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS Year Player, School... No.... Yards... Avg 1978 Darrin Nelson, STAN Raymond Butler, USC Ray Horton, WASH Anthony Allen, WASH Steve Brown, ORE Lew Barnes, ORE Ron Milus, WASH Anthony Parker, ASU Anthony Parker, ASU Alan Grant, STAN* Darryl Henley, UCLA Eric Guilford, ASU Beno Bryant, WASH Eric Guliford, ASU Glyn Milburn, STAN Charles Levy, ARIZ Na il Benjamin, CAL Paul Guidry, UCLA Jerome Pathon, WASH Troy Walters, STAN J.R. Redmond, ASU Dennis Northcutt, ARIZ* Jemeel Powell, CAL Luke Powell, STAN Craig Bragg, UCLA Charles Frederick, WASH Reggie Bush, USC^ Maurice Drew, UCLA DeSean Jackson, CAL DeSean Jackson, CAL Kyle Williams, ASU William Wright, ARIZ Cliff Harris, ORE Drew Terrell, STAN Keenan Allen, CAL Nelson Agholor, USC Kaelin Clay, UTAH Dante Pettis, WASH Adoree Jackson, USC ^ participation in two games later vacated ALL PURPOSE RUNNING Year Player, School...Rush... Rec... Ret... Yards... Avg 1978 Charles White, USC *...1, , Charles White, USC*...1, , Marcus Allen, USC*...1, , Marcus Allen, USC*...2, , Vincent White, STAN , Darryl Clack, ASU , Rueben Mayes, WSU...1, , Tony Cherry, ORE...1, , Brad Muster, STAN...1, , Derek Hill, ARIZ , Steve Broussard, WSU...1, , Steve Broussard, WSU...1, , Glyn Milburn, STAN* , Russell White, CAL...1, , Glyn Milburn, STAN , Napoleon Kaufman, WASH...1, , Napoleon Kaufman, WASH...1, , Ricky Whittle, ORE , Corey Dillon, WASH...1, , Jerome Pathon, WASH , , J.R. Redmond, ASU , Dennis Northcutt, ARIZ , , Ken Simonton, OSU...1, , DeShaun Foster, UCLA...1, , Bobby Wade, ARIZ , , Steven Jackson, OSU...1, , Reggie Bush, USC^ , Reggie Bush, USC^...1, , Marshawn Lynch, CAL...1, , Jonathan Stewart, ORE...1, , Jahvid Best, CAL...1, , James Rodgers, OSU , , Year Player, School...Rush... Rec... Ret... Yards... Avg 2010 LaMichael James, ORE...1, , LaMichael James, ORE...1, , Marqise Lee, USC , , Marion Grice, ASU , Javorius Allen, USC...1, , Christian McCaffrey*#...2, , , Christian McCaffrey...1, , ^ participation in two games in 2004 and 12 games in 2005 later vacated due to NCAA penalty KICKOFF RETURNS Year Player, School...No.... Yards...Avg 1970 Clarence Davis, USC Ray Taroli, OSU Reggie Sanderson, STAN Ron Inge, STAN Anthony Davis, USC* Ron Cuie, OSU Theotis Brown, UCLA Mike Washington, WSU Theotis Brown, UCLA Dwight Robertson, ORE Mike Washington, WSU Steve Brown, ORE Vance Johnson, ARIZ Shaun Avant, STAN Tony Cherry, ORE Robb Thomas, OSU Steve Jones, WASH Darrin Greer, CAL Chris Oldham, ORE Chris Oldham, ORE Russell White, CAL Charles Levy, ARIZ Deron Pointer, WSU Napoleon Kaufman, WASH Damon Dunn, STAN Damon Dunn, STAN Terry Battle, ASU Pat Johnson, ORE Dee Moronkola, WSU Deltha O Neal, CAL Derrick Johnson, WASH Tom Pace, ASU Lashaun Ward, CAL Reggie Bush, USC TJ Rushing, STAN Jonathan Stewart, ORE* Jonathan Stewart, ORE Matt Slater, UCLA Jahvid Best, CAL Chris Owusu, STAN , LeQuan Lewis, ASU De Anthony Thomas, ORE Marqise Lee, USC Ty Montgomery, STAN , Trevor Davis, CAL Christian McCaffrey, STAN , Adoree Jackson, USC PUNTING Year Player, School...No.... Yards...Avg 1940 Norm Standlee, STAN , Curt Mecham, ORE , Bob Waterfield, UCLA , Don Malmberg, UCLA , Bob Waterfield, UCLA* , Verl Lillywhite, USC , Verl Lillywhite, USC Norm Van Brocklin, ORE , Roy Malcolm, Montana , Emory Mitchell, STAN , Bob Moore, UCLA , Des Koch, USC , Des Koch, USC , PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 75

78 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS Year Player, School...No.... Yards...Avg 1953 Des Koch, USC* Jim Withrow, OSU , Ray Westfall, OSU , Kirk Wilson, UCLA* , Kirk Wilson, UCLA , Dainard Paulson, OSU , Bill Kilmer, UCLA , Bill Kilmer, UCLA , Ernie Jones, USC , Ernie Jones, USC , Ernie Jones, USC , Dave Lewis, STAN , Dave Lewis, STAN* , Gary Houser, OSU , Zenon Andrusyshyn, UCLA* , Zenon Andrusyshyn, UCLA , Mike Nehl, OSU , Bruce Barnes, UCLA , Bruce Barnes, UCLA , Bruce Barnes, UCLA , Skip Boyd, WASH , Skip Boyd, WASH , Gavin Hedrick, WSU , Frank Corral, UCLA , Gavin Hedrick, WSU , Dan Melville, CAL , Ken Naber, STAN , Mike Black, ASU , Sergio Vega, ARIZ , Mike Black, ASU , Glenn Harper, WSU , Kevin Buenafe, UCLA , Mike Preacher, ORE , Mike Preacher, ORE , Doug Robison, STAN , Robbie Keen, CAL , Kirk Maggio, UCLA , Jason Hanson, WSU , Jason Hanson, WSU , Josh Miller, ARIZ , Aaron Mills, STAN , Darren Schager, UCLA , John Stonehouse, USC , Jim Wren, USC , Jeff Banks, WSU , Josh Bidwell, ORE , Nick Harris, CAL , Nate Fikse, UCLA , Nate Fikse, UCLA , Tim Parker, ASU , Tom Malone, USC , Tom Malone, USC , Nick Folk, ARIZ Nick Folk, ARIZ , Keenyn Crier, ARIZ , Aaron Perez, UCLA , Trevor Hankins, ASU , Jeff Locke, UCLA , Kyle Dugandzic, ARIZ , Josh Hubner, ASU , Tom Hackett, UTAH , Tom Hackett, UTAH , Tom Hackett, UTAH , Mitch Wishnowsky, UTAH , TACKLES (Since 1984) Year Player, School... Gm...UT...AT... Total...Avg 1984 Lamont Hundley, ARIZ Byron Evans, ARIZ Byron Evans, ARIZ David Rill, WASH Mark Tingstad, ASU James Clifford, WASH Nathan LaDuke, ASU Todd Sahlfeld, OSU Anthony McClanahan, ASU Jerrott Willard, CAL Jerrott Willard, CAL Jason Kyle, ASU Kane Rogers, OSU James Darling, WSU Peter Sirmon, ORE Marcus Bell, ARIZ Marcus Bell, ARIZ Adam Archuleta, ASU Robert Thomas, UCLA Nick Barnett, OSU Brandon Chillar, UCLA Spencer Havner, UCLA Trent Bray, OSU Desmond Bishop, CAL Spencer Larsen, ARIZ Mason Foster, WASH Mike Mohamed, CAL Mason Foster, WASH Cort Dennison, WASH Eric Kendricks, UCLA Addision Gillam, COLO Scooby Wright III, ARIZ Blake Martinez, STAN Jayon Brown, UCLA QB SACKS (Since 1984) Year Player, School...Gm... No.... Yards 1984 Steve Boadway, ARIZ Danny Lockett, ARIZ Stan Mataele, ARIZ Carnell Lake, UCLA Rob Hinckley, STAN Tim Ryan, USC Reggie Johnson, ARIZ Shante Carver, ASU Ron George, STAN Willie McGinest, USC Tedy Bruschi, ARIZ DeWayne Patterson, WSU Tedy Bruschi, ARIZ Jason Chorak, WASH Kailee Wong, STAN Daniel Greer, ARIZ Mawu Tugenyoh, CAL Riall Johnson, STAN D.D. Acholonu, WSU Terrell Suggs, ASU* D.D. Acholonu, WSU* Kenechi Udeze, USC* Dave Ball, UCLA* Ryan Riddle, CAL Anthony Trucks, ORE Justin Hickman, UCLA Bruce Davis, UCLA Nick Reed, ORE Bruce Davis, UCLA Nick Reed, ORE Kenny Rowe, ORE Ricky Elmore, ARIZ Nick Perry, USC Anthony Barr, UCLA Trent Murphy, STAN Hau oli Kikaha, WASH DeForest Buckner, ORE Hunter Dimick, UTAH * NCAA Statistical Champion PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

79 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS TACKLES FOR LOSS (Since 1990) Year Player, School...Gm... No.... Yards 1990 Ron George, STAN Steve Emtman, WASH Ron George, STAN Tedy Bruschi, ARIZ Donnie Edwards, UCLA Duane Clemons, CAL Derrick Rodgers, ASU Kailee Wong, STAN Sekou Sanyika, CAL Adam Archuleta, ASU Riall Johnson, STAN Robert Thomas, UCLA Terrell Suggs, ASU* Kenechi Udeze, USC Manase Hopoi, WASH Anthony Trucks, ORE Justin Hickman, UCLA Nick Reed, ORE Zack Follett, CAL Brian Price, UCLA Victor Aiyewa, WASH Chase Thomas, STAN Will Sutton, ASU Trent Murphy, STAN Scooby Wright III, ARIZ Salamo Fiso, ASU Hunter Dimick, UTAH INTERCEPTIONS Year Player, School...No.... Yards...TD 1941 Bob Robertson, USC* Bob Waterfield, UCLA Jay Stoves, WASH* Jim Hardy, USC* Jake Leicht, ORE* Larry Hatch, WASH* Jackie Jensen, CAL Paul Keckley, CAL Bill Sheffold, OSU Dick Sprague, WASH George Shaw, ORE* Jim Psaltis, USC Bob Garrett, STAN* Bob Iverson, WSU Sam Wesley, OSU* Ernie Zampese, USC Kirk Wilson, UCLA Darrell Roberts, CAL Dick Wallen, UCLA Phil Parslow, UCLA Don Buford, USC Steve Bates, CAL George Fleming, WASH Tom Maudlin, USC John Brown, UCLA Bob Schloredt, WASH Bob Hivner, WASH Jim Stiger, WASH Larry Balliett, CAL Willie Brown, USC Tom Lupo, USC Jerry Mosher, CAL Jim Phillips, CAL John O Brien, WASH Willie Brown, USC Jim Hunt, CAL Bob Stiles, UCLA Wayne Stewart, CAL Ken Wiedemann, CAL Sandy Green, UCLA Al Worley, WASH* Lionel Thomas, WSU Tyrone Hudson, USC Year Player, School...No.... Yards...TD Ron Carver, UCLA Ron Ayala, USC Bill Drake, ORE Benny Barnes, STAN Steve Brown, OSU Bill Bartley, OSU Artimus Parker, USC Charles Phillips, USC Chuck Wills, ORE Dennis Thurman, USC Kenny Easley, UCLA Kim Anderson, ASU Dave Liggins, ARIZ Ronnie Lott, USC* Mike Richardson, ASU* Tom Sullivan, UCLA Mike Richardson, ASU Randy Robbins, ARIZ Ricky Hunley, ARIZ Allan Durden, ARIZ Lavance Northington, OSU Teddy Johnson, OSU Chuck Cecil, ARIZ Chris Oldham, ORE Marcus Turner, UCLA Mark Carrier, USC Darryl Lewis, ARIZ Carlton Gray, UCLA Herman O Berry, ORE Marvin Goodwin, UCLA Tony Bouie, ARIZ Reggie Tongue, OSU John Herpin, USC Kenny Wheaton, ORE LeRoy Pruitt, STAN Josh Madsen, STAN Jesse Davis, USC Ikaika Malloe, WASH Chris McAlister, ARIZ Larry Atkins, UCLA Tim Smith, STAN Chris Claiborne, USC Deltha O Neal, CAL* Jake Cookus, OSU Lamont Thompson, WSU Jason David, WSU Will Poole, USC Erik Coleman, WSU Mitch Meeuwsen, OSU Aaron Gipson, ORE* Daymeion Hughes, CAL Jairus Byrd, ORE Mike Nixon, ASU Walter Thurmond III, ORE Rahim Moore, UCLA Cliff Harris, ORE Shaq Richardson, ARIZ Damante Horton, WSU Jordan Poyer, OSU Conroy Black, UTAH Clint Floyd, ASU Andrew Abbott, UCLA Sean Parker, WASH Jordan Poyer, OSU Deone Bucannon, WSU Rashaad Reynolds, OSU Steven Nelson, OSU Erick Dargan, ORE Kareem Orr, ASU Tedrick Thompson, COLO * NCAA Statistical Champion # FBS record 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 77

80 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING OFFENSE Year Team Yards Avg 1953 Stanford* 1, California 1, Stanford 1, Washington State* 2, Washington State 1, Stanford 1, Stanford* 2, Stanford 1, USC 1, California 1, UCLA 1, California 2, Oregon 2, USC 1, UCLA 1, Stanford 2, Stanford 2, Oregon 3, Washington 2, Stanford 2, Washington 2, California 2, California 2, Washington State 3, Stanford 2, Stanford 2, California 3, Stanford 2, Stanford 3, Stanford 3, California 3, Arizona State 2, Stanford 2, Oregon State 3, Oregon State 3, Oregon State 2, Washington State 2, UCLA 2, Washington State 3, Washington State 2, Stanford 3, Stanford 3, Oregon 2, California 3, Washington State 3, Stanford 3, Stanford 3, Arizona State 2, Washington State 3, Washington 4, Oregon State 4, Arizona State 3, Arizona State 4, USC 3, Washington State 3, USC 3, Oregon State 3, Arizona 4, Arizona 4, Washington State 3, Oregon State 4, Washington State* 5, Washington State 5, Washington State 4, RUSHING OFFENSE Year Team Yards Avg 1954 UCLA 2, Oregon 2, USC 2, Oregon State 2, California 2, USC 2, Washington 2, UCLA 2, Washington 2, Washington 2, Washington 2, USC 2, UCLA 2, Oregon State 2, Oregon State 2, USC 2, USC 2, Washington State 2, UCLA 3, UCLA* 4, USC 3, UCLA 3, UCLA 3, USC 2, USC 2, USC 3, USC 2, USC 3, Washington State 2, Washington 2, Washington State 2, Washington State 2, Arizona 2, Arizona 2, Arizona 2, Arizona 2, Washington 2, Washington 2, Oregon State 2, Oregon State 3, Oregon State 3, Oregon State 2, Arizona State 2, Arizona State 2, Arizona 2, Arizona 2, Washington 2, Stanford 2, Oregon State 1, California 2, California 3, USC 3, Oregon 2, Oregon 3, Oregon 3, Oregon 3, Oregon 3, Oregon 4, Oregon 4, Oregon 3, Oregon 3, Oregon 3, Arizona 2, SCORING OFFENSE Year Team Points Avg 1954 UCLA* UCLA Washington Stanford Washington State Stanford Washington UCLA USC Oregon USC USC UCLA USC Oregon State Stanford USC Washington USC UCLA USC California UCLA Washington Arizona State USC Washington Arizona State UCLA Arizona Washington UCLA Washington UCLA Washington State Oregon Washington Washington Washington Washington State UCLA Stanford Stanford Arizona State Washington State UCLA Stanford Oregon State Stanford USC USC USC USC California Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon* Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Oregon Washington Year Team Yards Avg 1954 UCLA 3, Stanford 3, USC 3, Stanford 3, California 3, Stanford 3, UCLA 3, UCLA 2, USC 3, USC 3, USC 3, USC 3, UCLA 3, UCLA 3, Stanford 4, Stanford 4, USC 4, Stanford 4, USC 4, UCLA 5, California* 4, California 5, USC 4, USC 4, Stanford 4, USC 5, Stanford 4, Arizona State* 5, UCLA 4, Arizona State 4, Washington State 4, Washington State 4, Arizona State 4, UCLA 4, Washington State 5, USC 5, Washington 4, Washington 5, Washington State 4, California 4, Stanford 4, USC 4, Arizona State 5, Washington State 5, UCLA 5, Arizona 5, USC 4, Stanford 4, USC 5, Oregon State 6, California 5, USC 7, Oregon 5, Oregon 6, Oregon 6, Stanford 5, Oregon* 6, Oregon 7, Oregon 6, Oregon 7, Oregon 8, Oregon 6, California 6, * NCAA Statistical Champion PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

81 ANNUAL STATISTICAL CHAMPIONS TOTAL DEFENSE PASSING DEFENSE Year Team Yards Avg 1954 Oregon Washington Oregon USC Washington State Washington California 1, USC UCLA USC Oregon State 1, Oregon State Oregon 1, Oregon Washington 1, UCLA 1, Oregon State 1, Stanford 1, Stanford 1, Stanford 1, Oregon State Washington Washington State 1, California 1, Washington 1, Washington 1, USC 1, Washington State 1, Arizona State 1, Stanford 1, Arizona State 1, USC 1, UCLA 1, Washington 2, Washington 1, UCLA 1, Oregon State 1, Arizona State 1, Arizona State 1, USC 1, Washington State 1, Arizona 1, Arizona State 2, Washington State 2, USC 2, Oregon State 2, Oregon 2, Oregon State 1, Oregon State 2, UCLA 2, Washington 2, Oregon 2, Oregon 2, USC 2, USC* 1, Arizona State 2, California 2, California 2, Arizona State 2, Oregon 2, Stanford 2, UCLA 2, Washington 2, RUSHING DEFENSE Year Team Yards Avg 1954 UCLA* UCLA 1, USC 1, Oregon State 1, Oregon 1, USC Washington 1, UCLA 1, Washington 1, Washington 1, Washington USC 1, USC 1, USC California 1, USC USC 1, Stanford 1, USC 1, Oregon 1, USC 1, USC 1, USC 1, USC 1, USC 1, USC 1, USC 1, Arizona State 1, Arizona State 1, Arizona 1, Arizona UCLA* Arizona UCLA USC USC* Washington* Washington Arizona Arizona* Arizona Oregon 1, Arizona State 1, USC 1, Arizona 1, USC 1, Arizona Stanford 1, USC 1, USC USC 1, Oregon State 1, UCLA 1, USC 1, Oregon State USC 1, Arizona State 1, Arizona State 1, Stanford 1, Stanford 1, Stanford 1, Stanford 1, Utah 1, Utah 1, SCORING DEFENSE Year Team Points Avg 1954 UCLA* UCLA Oregon UCLA Oregon Washington UCLA Washington USC USC Oregon State USC USC USC California UCLA Stanford Stanford USC USC USC USC USC Washington USC Washington USC USC Arizona State Washington Washington Arizona Arizona State UCLA USC USC Washington Washington Arizona* Arizona Washington State USC Arizona State Arizona State USC California Oregon State Oregon State USC USC USC USC California USC USC USC* USC Stanford Utah Stanford Stanford Stanford Washington Washington Year Team Yards Avg 1954 UCLA 1, Washington 2, Oregon 2, Oregon 2, Oregon 2, USC 1, UCLA 2, UCLA 2, USC 2, USC 2, Washington 2, Stanford 2, USC 2, USC 2, California 2, USC 2, Oregon State 3, Stanford 2, USC 2, USC 3, USC 2, USC 3, USC 2, USC 3, Arizona State 2, Washington 3, USC 2, USC 3, Arizona State* 2, Arizona State 3, Washington 3, UCLA 3, Washington 2, UCLA 3, USC 2, USC 2, Washington 3, Washington 2, Arizona 2, Arizona 2, Washington State 2, Arizona 2, Arizona State 3, Arizona 3, USC 3, California 3, Oregon State 3, UCLA 3, USC 3, Oregon State 3, USC 3, Oregon 4, USC 3, USC 3, USC 2, Arizona State 3, California 3, California 4, Stanford 4, USC 4, Stanford 3, Washington 4, Washington 4, * NCAA Statistical Champion 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 79

82 ALL-TIME ATTENDANCE OVERALL ATTENDANCE AVERAGE LEADERS (Since 2011) School...Total... Avg.... Games 1. USC... 2,847, , UCLA... 2,355, , Washington... 2,607, , Oregon... 2,299, , Arizona State... 2,204, , California... 1,781, , Arizona... 1,912, , Stanford... 1,878, , Utah... 1,697, , Colorado... 1,407, , Oregon State... 1,467, , Washington State... 1,146, , ( ) School...Total... Avg.... Games 1. USC... 13,155, , Washington... 13,571, , UCLA... 11,292, , Arizona State... 13,134, , California... 9,210, , Arizona... 10,354, , Stanford... 9,329, , Oregon... 8,429, , Oregon State... 5,779, , Washington State... 5,195, , HIGHEST ATTENDANCE AVG. (Since 78) Year Total Avg. School ,880 91,480 USC ,872 90,812 USC ,855 87,476 USC ,063 86,813 USC ,756 86,793 USC ,373 85,229 USC ,796 84,799 USC ,444 79,907 USC ,824 77,804 USC ,901 76,650 UCLA ,271 76,379 UCLA ,316 76,063 USC ,506 75,358 USC ,644 74,806 USC ,896 74,316 WASH ,547 73,709 UCLA ,534 73,589 WASH ,630 73,272 USC ,885 73,126 USC ,563 72,795 UCLA ,811 72,469 WASH ,703 72,284 WASH ,770 72,110 WASH ,808 71,801 USC ,738 71,790 WASH ANNUAL HOME ATTENDANCE Year Games Attendance Avg. Leader/Total Avg ,057,687 25, ,284,878 32, ,090,253 28, ,253,936 32, ,212,483 32, ,500,775 36, ,485,257 38, ,551,292 36, ,642,745 40, ,670,874 41, ,629,935 40, ,876,133 43, ,804,751 42, ,969,257 43, ,758,213 39, ,770,029 41, ,707,778 38, ,763,771 41, ,793,436 41, ,722,918 47,770 ASU - 421,249 70, ,741,656 46,469 ASU - 488,141 69, ,777,146 47,882 USC - 404,764 67, ,772,237 46,987 USC - 430,808 71, ,745,676 46,537 ASU - 457,369 65, ,767,905 46,914 ASU - 539,786 67, ,977,421 47,261 ASU - 537,732 67, ,665,356 47,596 ASU - 454,390 64, ,834,300 48,867 UCLA - 364,368 60, ,857,505 50,132 WASH - 499,764 71, ,076,724 51,279 USC - 380,316 76, ,006,176 50,103 WASH - 413,642 68, ,872,173 49,520 WASH - 425,915 70, ,851,991 48,339 WASH - 433,703 72, ,825,401 47,090 WASH - 504,770 72, ,731,361 47,919 WASH - 429,401 71, ,785,373 47,210 WASH - 421,184 70, ,680,510 47,026 WASH - 445,896 74, ,761,670 47,604 WASH - 427,611 71, ,865,522 48,568 WASH - 441,534 73, ,024,262 50,404 UCLA - 368,547 73, ,857,994 48,441 WASH - 430,738 71, ,987,809 48,980 UCLA - 470,961 67, ,784,069 48,001 WASH - 434,811 72, ,292,112 49,880 WASH - 500,042 71, ,249,836 51,585 USC - 466,824 77, ,229,666 55,684 USC - 511,373 85, ,448,219 57,470 USC - 544,872 90, ,604,124 56,314 USC - 548,880 91, ,825,179 57,957* USC - 524,855 87, ,727,738 57,350 USC - 520,756 86, ,467,899 54,186 USC - 508,796 84, ,336,793 53,819 USC - 479,444 79, ,970,949 52,249 USC - 523,644 74, ,397,668 53,931 USC - 434,063 86, ,292,410* 53,655 USC - 511,885 73, ,096,092 53,196 UCLA-459,901 76, ,040,007 51,795 USC-527,506 75, ,808,516 50,112 USC-410,755 68,459 * indicates all-time high PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS

83 PAC-12 WINNINGEST COACHES BY CONFERENCE WINS ONLY Coach, School (Seasons)... W...L... T... PCT 1. Terry Donahue, UCLA ( ) Don James, WASH ( ) Mike Bellotti, ORE ( ) John McKay, USC ( ) Howard Jones, USC ( ) O.E. Hollingbery, WSU ( ) John Robinson, USC ( , ) Larry Smith, ARIZ ( ) & USC ( ) Pete Carroll, USC ( )^ Dick Tomey, ARIZ ( ) Mike Riley, OSU ( , ) Rich Brooks, ORE ( ) Bruce Snyder, CAL ( ) & ASU ( ) Jim Owens, WASH ( ) James Phelan, WASH ( ) Jeff Tedford, CAL (2002-present) Mike Price, WSU ( ) Lon Stiner, OSU ( ) Henry Sanders, UCLA ( ) Tommy Prothro, OSU & UCLA ( ) Dennis Erickson, WSU ( ) OSU ( ) & ASU ( ) David Shaw, STAN (2011-current) Pappy Waldorf, CAL ( ) Jeff Cravath, USC ( ) Stub Allison, WASH (1920) & CAL ( ) Tyrone Willingham, STAN ( ) & WASH ( ) Rick Neuheisel, WASH ( ) & UCLA ( ) Bob Toledo, UCLA ( ) Pop Warner, STAN ( ) Jim Lambright, WASH ( ) Steve Sarkisian, WASH ( ), USC ( ) BY CONFERENCE PCT. ONLY (Minimum of five years in the Pac-12)... W...L... T... PCT 1. Pete Carroll, USC ( )^ Henry Sanders, UCLA ( ) John McKay, USC ( ) David Shaw, STAN (2011-current) Andy Smith, CAL ( ) Pop Warner, STAN ( ) Jeff Cravath, USC ( ) Jess Hill, USC ( ) John Robinson, USC ( , ) Don James, WASH ( ) Howard Jones, USC ( ) Tommy Prothro, OSU & UCLA ( ) Jim Lambright, WASH ( ) Terry Donahue, UCLA ( ) Pappy Waldorf, CAL ( ) Larry Smith, ARIZ ( ) & USC ( ) Mike Bellotti, ORE ( ) James Phelan, WASH ( ) Darryl Rogers, ASU ( ) O.E. Hollingbery, WSU ( ) Bob Toledo, UCLA ( ) Enoch Bagshaw, WASH ( ) Todd Graham, ASU (2012-current) Jim Mora, UCLA (2012-current) Charles Taylor, STAN ( ) Stub Allison, WASH (1920) & CAL ( ) Dick Tomey, ARIZ ( ) Steve Sarkisian, WASH ( ), USC ( ) John Ralston, STAN ( ) Rick Neuheisel, WASH ( ) & UCLA ( ) Jeff Tedford, CAL (2002-present) Dennis Erickson, WSU ( ) OSU ( ) & ASU ( ) *BOLD indicates active coach in the Pac-12 Conference ^ Nine wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty (revised record: ) Terry Donahue - UCLA Don James - Washington Pete Carroll - USC Dennis Erickson - Washington State, Oregon State and Arizona State 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // RECORDS 81

84 ALL-TIME RECORDS ALL-TIME RECORDS Conference Overall W L T Pct W L T Pct USC^ UCLA Washington Arizona State Stanford Oregon Arizona California Washington State Utah Oregon State Colorado Overall Totals 2,998 2, ,678 5, Former Members: Idaho Montana ALL-TIME RECORDS ( Pac-10) Conference Overall W L T Pct W L T Pct USC^ Washington UCLA Oregon Arizona State Arizona Stanford California Washington State Oregon State ^ 14 overall wins and 9 conference wins vacated due to NCAA penalty ALL-TIME RECORDS (Since Pac-12) Conference Overall W L T Pct W L T Pct Stanford Oregon USC Washington UCLA Arizona State Utah Washington State Arizona Oregon State California Colorado PAC-12 VS. NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS Year W L T PCT Year W L T PCT ^ ^ All-Time 2,166 1, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

85 ALL-TIME RECORDS ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS revised records in parantheses Arizona-Arizona State...Arizona leads the series, Arizona-California...Arizona leads, Arizona-Colorado...Colorado, Arizona-Oregon...Oregon, Arizona-Oregon State...Arizona, Arizona-Stanford... Stanford, Arizona-UCLA... UCLA, Arizona-USC... USC, ^ (30-8-0) Arizona-Utah...Utah, Arizona-Washington... Washington, Arizona-WSU...Arizona, Arizona State-California...California, Arizona State-Colorado...Arizona State, Arizona State- Oregon...Oregon, Arizona State-Oregon State...Arizona State, Arizona State-Stanford...Arizona State, Arizona State-UCLA... UCLA, Arizona State-USC... USC, ^ ( ) Arizona State-Utah...Arizona State, Arizona State-Washington...Arizona State, Arizona State-Washington State...Arizona State, California-Colorado...California, California-Oregon...California, California-Oregon State...California, California-Stanford... Stanford, California-UCLA... UCLA, California-USC... USC, ^ ( ) California-Utah...California, California-Washington... Washington, California-Washington State...California, Colorado-Oregon...Oregon, Colorado-Oregon State... Oregon State, Colorado-Stanford... Stanford, Colorado-UCLA... UCLA leads, Colorado-USC... USC leads, Colorado-Utah...Colorado, Colorado-Washington... Washington, Colorado-Washington State...Colorado, Oregon-Oregon State...Oregon, Oregon-Stanford... Stanford, Oregon-UCLA... UCLA, Oregon-USC... USC, ^ ( ) Oregon-Utah...Oregon Oregon-Washington... Washington, Oregon-Washington State...Oregon, Oregon State-Stanford... Stanford, Oregon State-UCLA... UCLA, Oregon State-USC... USC, Oregon State-Utah... Oregon State, Oregon State-Washington... Washington, Oregon State-Washington State...Washington State, Stanford-UCLA... UCLA, Stanford-USC... USC, ^ ( ) Stanford-Utah...Utah leads, Stanford-Washington... Washington, Stanford-Washington State... Stanford, UCLA-USC... USC, ^ ( ) UCLA-Utah... UCLA, UCLA-Washington... UCLA, UCLA-Washington State... UCLA, USC-Utah... USC, USC-Washington... USC, USC-Washington State... USC, ^ (58-9-4) Utah-Washington... Washington, Utah-Washington State...Tied, Washington-Washington State... Washington, OVERTIME GAMES BY SCHOOL Oregon (9-7) Washington State (6-8) California (8-5) Arizona (4-7) Arizona State (7-4) Oregon State (4-6) Stanford (5-5) UCLA (8-2) USC (3-6)... 9 Washington (4-5)... 9 Utah (4-3)... 7 Colorado (0-3)... 3 OVERTIME GAMES INVOLVING PAC-12 TEAMS 1996 Oregon 30, Fresno State 27 (OT) California 48, Oregon State 42 (3 OT) Stanford 27, Oregon 24 (OT) Arizona State 48, USC 35 (2 OT) California 56, Arizona 55 (4 OT) UCLA 48, USC 41 (2 OT) Washington 31, Wash. State 24 (OT) USC 27, Notre Dame 20 (OT) 1997 Washington State 35, Arizona 34 (OT) Oregon 43, Fresno State 40 (OT) Arizona 41, California 38 (2 OT) 1998 Arizona State 44, Stanford 38 (OT) UCLA 41, Oregon 38 (OT) Oregon State 44, Oregon 41 (2 OT) 1999 Oregon 33, USC 30 (3 OT) UCLA 23, Washington 20 (OT) 2000 Arizona 53, Wash. State 47 (3 OT) Arizona State 23, Wash. State 20 (OT) Oregon 56, Arizona State 55 (2 OT) USC 44, Arizona State 38 (2 OT) California 46, UCLA 38 (3 OT) Stanford 36, California 30 (OT) Oregon 27, Washington State 24 (OT) 2001 USC 16, Oregon State 13 (OT) 2002 Washington State 30, USC 27 (OT) Washington 29, Wash. State 26 (3 OT) 2003 Notre Dame 29, Wash. State 26 (OT) TCU 13, Arizona 10 (OT) California 34, USC 31 (3 OT) UCLA 23, California 20 (OT) 2004 LSU 22, Oregon State 21 (OT) 2005 UCLA 44, Washington State 41 (OT) UCLA 30, Stanford 27 (OT) Oregon 27, California 20 (OT) 2006 Arizona State 26, Washington 23 (OT) California 31, Washington 24 (OT) 2007 Oregon State 38, Oregon 31 (2 OT) 2008 UCLA 27, Tennessee 24 (OT) UNLV 23, Arizona State 20 (OT) Oregon 32, Purdue 26 (2 OT) Wash. State 16, Washington 13 (OT) 2009 Oregon 20, Arizona 17 (OT) Wash. State 30, SMU 27 (OT) 2010 Washington 35, Oregon State 34 (2 OT) Arizona State 30, Arizona 29 (2 OT) 2011 Arizona State 37, Missouri 30 (OT) California 36, Colorado 33 (OT) Sac. State 29, Oregon State 28 (OT) Stanford 56, USC 48 (3 OT) Oklahoma State 41, Stanford 38 (OT) Utah 30, Washington State 27 (OT) Utah 30, Georgia Tech 27 (OT) 2012 Arizona 24, Toledo 17 (OT) Stanford 54, Arizona 48 (OT) Stanford 20, Oregon 17 (OT) Notre Dame 20, Stanford 13 (OT) Wash. State 31, Washington 28 (OT) 2013 Oregon State 51, Utah 48 (OT) 2014 Arizona State 19, Utah 16 (OT) California 59, Colorado 56 (2OT) UCLA 40, Colorado 37 (2OT) Utah 29, Oregon State 23 (2OT) Utah 20, Stanford 17 (2 OT) 2015 Arizona 37, Utah 30 (2OT) Oregon 61, Arizona State 55 (3OT) Washington State 45, Oregon 38 (2OT) 2016 Washington 35, Arizona 28 (OT) Oregon State 47, California 44 (OT) California 52, Oregon 49 (2OT) Texas A&M 31, UCLA 24 (OT) 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 83

86 ALL-TIME STANDINGS 1916 Washington Oregon Oregon State California Washington State California Oregon State Oregon Washington California Oregon Washington Oregon State Stanford* * - Did not compete with a university-sponsored football team Oregon Washington California Washington State Stanford Oregon State California Stanford Oregon Washington State Oregon State Washington California Washington State Stanford Oregon State Oregon Washington California Oregon Washington USC Oregon State Stanford Washington State Idaho California Washington Idaho Stanford USC Washington State Oregon State Oregon Stanford California Washington Idaho USC Oregon Oregon State Washington State Montana Washington Stanford USC Oregon State California Idaho Washington State Montana Oregon Stanford USC Oregon State Washington State Washington Oregon Idaho Montana California USC Stanford Idaho Washington Oregon State California Washington State Oregon Montana USC California Stanford Oregon Washington State Oregon State Idaho Washington UCLA Montana USC Stanford Oregon California Washington State UCLA Oregon State Idaho Montana Washington Washington State USC Stanford Oregon Washington Oregon State Montana California UCLA Idaho USC California Oregon Washington State Washington Stanford Oregon State Idaho UCLA Montana USC Washington State UCLA Washington Oregon California Stanford Oregon State Idaho Montana PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

87 ALL-TIME STANDINGS 1933 Stanford Oregon USC Oregon State Washington State California Washington UCLA Idaho Montana Stanford Washington State Washington Oregon California UCLA USC Idaho Oregon State Montana USC California UCLA Oregon State Oregon Washington Idaho Stanford Washington State Montana USC UCLA Oregon State Washington Oregon Washington State Montana California Stanford Idaho USC California Washington UCLA USC Washington UCLA California USC Washington State Washington Oregon State UCLA California Oregon Idaho Montana UCLA Stanford California Washington State Oregon Washington Oregon State USC Idaho Montana Stanford Washington Oregon State Washington State Oregon California USC Montana UCLA Idaho UCLA Oregon State USC Washington Stanford Oregon Montana Washington State California Idaho Washington Washington State USC California UCLA Stanford Oregon State Montana Oregon Idaho California Stanford Washington Washington State Idaho Oregon State USC Oregon UCLA Montana Oregon State Washington Washington State Stanford Oregon UCLA California USC Montana Idaho UCLA Washington State Stanford USC Oregon State Washington California Oregon Idaho Montana USC California Oregon UCLA Montana Oregon State Washington Washington State Idaho Stanford Oregon California USC Washington State Stanford Oregon State Washington UCLA Idaho Montana PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 85

88 ALL-TIME STANDINGS 1949 California UCLA Stanford USC Oregon State Oregon Washington Washington State Idaho Montana California Washington UCLA Stanford Idaho Washington State USC Oregon State Oregon Stanford UCLA California USC Washington State Oregon State Washington Oregon Idaho USC UCLA Washington California Washington State Stanford Oregon Idaho Oregon State UCLA Stanford USC California Washington State Oregon State Washington Oregon Idaho UCLA USC Oregon California Washington State Stanford Idaho Washington Oregon State UCLA Oregon State Stanford Oregon Washington USC California Washington State Idaho Oregon State USC UCLA Washington Oregon Stanford Washington State California Idaho Oregon State Oregon UCLA Washington State Stanford Washington California USC Idaho California Washington State USC Oregon State Oregon UCLA Stanford Washington Idaho Washington USC UCLA California Stanford Washington USC UCLA California Stanford UCLA USC Washington Stanford California USC Washington Washington State Stanford UCLA California Washington USC UCLA Washington State California Stanford Oregon State USC Washington UCLA Stanford Oregon Washington State California UCLA USC Washington State Washington Stanford California Oregon State Oregon PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

89 ALL-TIME STANDINGS 1966 USC UCLA Oregon State Washington California Oregon Washington State Stanford USC UCLA Oregon State Stanford Washington California Oregon Washington State USC Oregon State Stanford California Oregon UCLA Washington State Washington USC UCLA Stanford Oregon State Oregon California Washington Washington State Stanford Washington Oregon UCLA California USC Oregon State Washington State Stanford USC Washington California Oregon State Oregon Washington State UCLA USC UCLA Washington State Washington California Oregon Stanford Oregon State USC UCLA Stanford Washington State California Oregon Oregon State Washington USC Stanford California UCLA Washington Oregon State Washington State Oregon UCLA California Washington Stanford USC Oregon Oregon State Washington State USC UCLA Stanford California Washington Washington State Oregon Oregon State Washington Stanford USC UCLA California Washington State Oregon Oregon State USC UCLA Washington Arizona State Stanford California Arizona Oregon Oregon State Washington State USC Washington Arizona Oregon California Stanford Arizona State UCLA Washington State Oregon State Washington UCLA USC Arizona State Oregon Stanford Arizona Washington State California Oregon State Washington Arizona State USC Washington State UCLA Arizona Stanford California Oregon Oregon State UCLA Washington Arizona State USC Arizona California Stanford Washington State Oregon Oregon State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 87

90 ALL-TIME STANDINGS 1983 UCLA Washington Washington State USC Arizona Arizona State Oregon California Oregon State Stanford USC UCLA Washington State Arizona Arizona State Washington Oregon Oregon State Stanford California UCLA Arizona USC Washington California Arizona State Washington State Oregon Stanford Oregon State USC Washington UCLA Arizona Washington State Arizona State Oregon Stanford Oregon State California USC Washington Oregon Arizona Arizona State Oregon State Washington State Stanford UCLA California Oregon USC Arizona Washington State Washington UCLA California Oregon State Stanford Arizona State UCLA Arizona Arizona State Washington USC Oregon Washington State Stanford Oregon State California Washington USC Oregon California Arizona UCLA Stanford Arizona State Washington State Oregon State USC Washington Oregon Stanford UCLA Arizona Arizona State California Washington State Oregon State Arizona State UCLA Washington Arizona Stanford USC Oregon Washington State California Oregon State Washington California UCLA Stanford Arizona State Washington State Arizona USC Oregon Oregon State Arizona State Washington Stanford UCLA Oregon California USC Arizona Washington State Oregon State USC UCLA Washington Arizona State Oregon Stanford Arizona California Washington State Oregon State Washington Stanford Washington State USC Arizona Arizona State Oregon UCLA California Oregon State Washington State UCLA Arizona State Washington Arizona USC Oregon Stanford California Oregon State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

91 ALL-TIME STANDINGS 1998 UCLA Arizona Oregon USC Washington Arizona State California Oregon State Stanford Washington State USC Washington State Oregon California Oregon State Washington UCLA Arizona State Stanford Arizona USC Arizona State Oregon State Oregon UCLA Arizona California Washington State Stanford Washington Stanford Oregon Washington Arizona State Oregon State Arizona USC California UCLA Washington State Washington Oregon State Oregon Stanford UCLA Arizona State Arizona USC Washington State California Oregon Washington State Stanford Washington USC UCLA Oregon State Arizona Arizona State California Washington State USC Arizona State UCLA Oregon State California Washington Oregon Arizona Stanford USC^ California Arizona State Oregon State UCLA Oregon Washington State Stanford Arizona Washington ^ 1 conference win and 2 overall wins later vacated due to NCAA penalty (revised record: 7-0, 11-0) 2005 USC^ Oregon UCLA California Arizona State Stanford Oregon State Arizona Washington State Washington ^ Record later vacated due to NCAA penalty 2006 USC California Oregon State UCLA Oregon Arizona State Arizona Washington State Washington Stanford USC Oregon Oregon State California Arizona Arizona State Stanford UCLA Washington State Washington Oregon Stanford Oregon State Arizona USC California Washington UCLA Arizona State Washington State Oregon Stanford USC* Washington Arizona Arizona State Oregon State California UCLA Washington State * Not eligible for postseason 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 89

92 ALL-TIME STANDINGS 2011 NORTH Oregon Stanford Washington California Oregon State Washington State SOUTH USC* UCLA Utah Arizona State Arizona Colorado * Not eligible for postseason 2011 Pac-12 Football Championship Game Oregon 49, UCLA 31 (Atten: 59,376) 2012 NORTH Oregon Stanford Oregon State Washington California Washington State SOUTH UCLA Arizona State USC Arizona Utah Colorado Pac-12 Football Championship Game Stanford 27, UCLA 24 (Atten: 31,622) 2013 NORTH Oregon Stanford Washington Oregon State Washington State California SOUTH Arizona State UCLA USC Arizona Utah Colorado Pac-12 Football Championship Game Stanford 38, Arizona State 14 (Atten: 69,535) 2014 NORTH Oregon Stanford Washington California Oregon State Washington State SOUTH Arizona Arizona State UCLA USC Utah Colorado Pac-12 Football Championship Game Oregon 51, Arizona 13 (Atten: 45,618) 2015 NORTH Stanford Oregon Washington State California Washington Oregon State SOUTH USC Utah UCLA Arizona State Arizona Colorado Pac-12 Football Championship Game Stanford 41, USC 22 (Atten: 58,476) 2016 NORTH Washington Washington State Stanford California Oregon State Oregon SOUTH Colorado USC Utah Arizona State UCLA Arizona Pac-12 Football Championship Game Washington 41, Colorado 10 (Atten: 47,118) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

93 YEARLY CONFERENCE FINISHES PCC IDA MON CAL ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC WASH WSU * T3 T1 6 5 T1 T T5 T T4 T T3 2 T T6 8 9 T6 T T T1 9 T5 8 T5 T1 T T T T7 9 T3 T3 T T T T T T1 4 T T1 T4 7 T1 T1 8 6 T T1 5 T3 8 T3 T T2 T T2 T T7 T T1 T T6 5 T3 2 T3 T T6 8 T T T T2 T T7 T1 T1 5 3 T AAWU CAL ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC WASH WSU T1 T1 T T4 T4 1 T2 T T6 T1 5 4 T1 3 T T6 8 7 T T6 T T T7 T2 T4 T2 1 T4 T7 PAC-8 CAL ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC WASH WSU T5 2 3 T T2 T T2 T2 T6 1 T2 T6 T T T T6 8 T6 2 1 T3 T T5 T5 T T3 8 T5 2 T3 1 T T1 6 7 t3 T1 5 T T4 T7 T T T5 7 8 T2 T2 T2 1 T5 * - Stanford did not have an official university football team in Stanford dropped football in 1906 and the played rugby instead until During World War I, the Student Army Training Corps, which was part of the Army, had a regional training base at Stanford. The SATC put together a a football team under the leadership of an SATC office. It was an SATC team, not an official Stanford team, and did not represent the university. UNDEFEATED, UNTIED TEAMS Regular-Season Games Only Year School Wins 1902 Arizona 5 California Stanford Washington State Oregon State Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington 7 Washington State Washington State California 8 USC California California Stanford Washington State USC Stanford UCLA California California UCLA Arizona State USC Arizona State USC Arizona State Washington Arizona State USC 12^ 2005 USC 12^ 2010 Oregon 12 CHAMPIONSHIP FACTS There have only been nine seasons where a team has won the Conference Championship with two Conference losses: Oregon State Oregon/Oregon State Washington UCLA Washington/Stanford UCLA/Arizona/USC USC/California USC/Arizona State Stanford Note: No team has ever won the Conference Championship after starting out 0-2 in Conference play. Eleven Pac-12 teams have gone undefeated and untied en route to Conference championships: Washington St. (6-0-0) California (9-0-0) California (9-0-0) USC (10-0-0) Stanford (10-0-0) UCLA (9-0-0) USC (11-0-0) USC (12-0-0) Washington (12-0-0) Arizona State (11-0-0) USC (13-0-0)^ ^ 2 overall wins (1 regular-season win) in 2004 and 12 wins in 2005 later vacated due to NCAA penalty PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 91

94 YEARLY CONFERENCE FINISHES PAC-10 ARIZ ASU CAL ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC WASH WSU 1978 T6 T4 T6 8 9 T4 T2 1 T T3 T7 5 T T T T T T6 T T6 T4 T2 1 T T T T6 8 T T T7 9 T7 T T2 T T4 T T T4 T2 T4 T T5 10 T5 T1 T T T T6 T T T2 6 T7 9 1 T2 T T6 T T6 5 T2 T9 T9 T2 T2 8 1 T T6 9 T6 10 T1 8 T3 T1 T T1 T4 T4 T7 T7 T7 T1 T T2 T7 T5 1 T7 T7 T5 T T5 T5 T T5 T1 T1 T T5 1 T5 T T5 2 T T5 3 9 T7 10 T7 T1 T5 4 T T5 7 T3 T8 T8 1 T3 T T6 4 T6 T T6 T T5 T5 T8 T1 T1 4 T5 T8 T1 T T2 6 5 T2 T T9 3 T4 8 T4 T9 T4 T1 T4 T T8 T3 T3 T5 T8 T5 1 T T8 T3 2 T5 T3 T8 T5 1^ T4 T4 2 7 T4 3 1^ T9 T T5 T5 T1 T T1 9 T T1 T7 T4 3 T7 T4 T1 10 T T6 4 T2 T2 T T2 9 T5 1 T2 T2 8 T T5 T5 8 1 T5 2 9 T3 T3 10 PAC-12 NORTH SOUTH CAL ORE OSU STAN WASH WSU ARIZ ASU COLO UCLA USC UTAH T1 5 T1 3 6 T5 T3 T5 2 1* T T1 3 T T2 6 1 T T1 T4 T1 3 T T2 T T5 2 3 T5 1 T2 6 T2 T T T T1 T T4 6 T T4 1 T4 2 3 ^ - Vacated, * - Ineligible for postseason, FCG champion in bold CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL 38--USC (T1927, 28,29, 31, 32, T38, 39, 43, 44, 45, 47, 52, T59, 62, T64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74, 76, 78, 79, 84, T87, 88, 89, T93, T95, T02, 03, 04^, 05^, T06, T07, 08) 17--UCLA (T1935, 42, 46, 53, 54, 55, T59, 61, 65, T75, 82, 83, 85, T87, T93, T97, 98) 16--Washington (1916, 19, 25, 36, T59, 60, 63, 77, 80, 81, 90, 91, T92, T95, T00, 16) 15--Stanford (1924, 26, T27, T33, 34, T35, 40, 51, 70, 71, T92, 99, 12, 13, 15) 13--California (1918, 20, 21, 22, 23, 37, T38, T48, 49, 50, 58, T75, T06) 11--Oregon (T1919, T33, 48, T57, 94, T00, 01, 09, 10, 11, 14) 6--Oregon State (1941, 56, T57, T64, T00, 09) 4--Washington State (1917, 30, T97, T02) 3--Arizona State (1986, 96, T07) 1--Arizona (T1993) 1--Idaho (T1927) T indicates Tie ^ Vacated due to NCAA penalty PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP COACHES 9 John McKay-USC (62, T64, 66, 67, 68, 69, 72, 73, 74) 7 Pete Carroll-USC (T02, 03^, 04^, 05, T06, T07, 08) 7 Howard Jones-USC (T27, 28, 29, 31, 32, T38, 39) 6 Don James-Washington (77, 80, 81, 90, 91, T92) 5 Terry Donahue-UCLA (82, 83, 85, T87, T93) 5 John Robinson-USC (76, 78, 79, T93, T95) 5 Andy Smith-California (18, 20, 21, 22, 23) 4 Jeff Cravath-USC (43, 44, 45, 47) 4 Tommy Prothro-Oregon State (56, T57, T64); UCLA (65) 3 Chip Kelly-Oregon (09, 10, 11) 3 Jim Owens-Washington (T59, 60, 63) 3 Red Sanders-UCLA (53, 54, 55) 3 DAVID SHAW-Stanford (12, 13, 15) 3 Larry Smith-USC (T87, 88, 89) 3 C.E. Thornhill-Stanford (33, 34, t35) 3 Lynn O. Pappy Waldorf-California (T48, 49, 50) 3 Glenn Pop Warner-Stanford (24, 26, T27) 2 Leonard Stub Allison-California (37, T38) 2 Bill Barnes-UCLA (T59, 61) 2 Mike Bellotti-Oregon (T00, 01) 2 Dennis Erickson-Oregon State (T00); Arizona State (T07) 2 Mike Price-Washington State (T97, T02) 2 John Ralston-Stanford (70, 71) 1 Jim Aiken-Oregon (48) 1 Enoch Bagshaw-Washington (25) 1 Rich Brooks-Oregon (94) 1 Prink Callison-Oregon (T33) 1 Len Casanova-Oregon (T57) 1 Don Clark-USC (T59) 1 Wm H. Dietz-Washington State (17) 1 Gil Dobie-Washington (16) 1 Pete Elliott-California (58) 1 Charles Erb-Idaho (T27) 1 Mark Helfrich-Oregon (14) 1 Jess Hill-USC (52) 1 O.E. Hollingbery-Washington State (30) 1 Edwin C. Horrell-UCLA (42) 1 Claude Hunt-Washington (T19) 1 Shy Huntington-Oregon (T19) 1 Bert LaBrucherie-UCLA (46) 1 Jim Lambright-Washington (T95) 1 Rick Neuheisel-Washington (T00) 1 CHRIS PETERSEN-Washington (2016) 1 James Phelan-Washington (36) 1 Clark Shaughnessy-Stanford (40) 1 Bruce Snyder-Arizona State (96) 1 Wm H. Spaulding-UCLA (T35) 1 Lon Stiner-Oregon State (41) 1 Charles Taylor-Stanford (51) 1 Jeff Tedford-California (T06) 1 Bob Toledo-UCLA (98) 1 Ted Tollner-USC (84) 1 Dick Tomey-Arizona (T93) 1 Dick Vermeil-UCLA (T75) 1 Bill Walsh-Stanford (T92) 1 Mike White-California (T75) 1 Tyrone Willingham-Stanford (99) Bold indicates current Pac-12 Coaches PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

95 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Over the last 133 years, there have been nearly 30 selectors of national champions using polls, historical research and mathematical rating systems. Beginning in 1936, the Associated Press began the best-known and most widely circulated poll of sportswriters and broadcasters. Before 1936, national champions were determined by historical research and retroactive ratings and polls. According to the NCAA, following is a listing of Pac-12 institutions declared National Champions by various recognized agencies California: Football Research, Helms, Houlgate, National Championship Foundation, Sagarin, Sagarin (EL0-Chess) 1921 California: Billingsley, Boand, Football Research, Sagarin, Sagarin (ELO- Chess) 1922 California: Billingsley, Houlgate, National Championship Foundation, Sagarin 1923 California: Houlgate 1926 Stanford: Dickson, Helms, National Championship Foundation, Sagarin (ELO- Chess) 1928 USC: Dickinson, Sagarin 1929 USC: Houlgate, Sagarin 1931 USC: Billingsley, Boand, Dickinson, Dunkel, Helms, Houlgate, Football Research, National Championship Foundation, Poling, Sagarin, Sagarin (ELO-Chess), Williamson 1932 USC: Billingshley, Boand, Dunkel, Football Research, Helms, Houlgate, National Championship Foundation, Parke Davis, Poling, Sagarin, Williamson 1933 USC: Williamson 1937 California: Dunkel, Helms 1939 USC: Dickinson 1940 Stanford: Billingsley, Helms, Poling 1954 UCLA: Dunkel, Football Research, FW, Helms, Litkenhous, National Championship Foundation, UPI 1960 Washington: Helms 1962 USC: AP, Berryman, DeVold, Dunkel, FB News, Football Research, FW, Helms, National Championship Foundation, NFF, Polling, UPI, Williamson 1967 USC: AP, Berryman, Billingsley, DeVold, FB News, Football Research, FW, Helms, Matthews, National Championship Foundation, NFF, Sagarin, Sagarin (ELO- Chess), UPI 1970 Arizona State: Poling 1972 USC: AP, Berryman, Billingsley, DeVold, Dunkel, FACT, FB News, Football Research, FW, Helms, Litkenhous, Matthews, National Championship Foundation, NFF, Poling, Sagarin, Sagarin (ELO- Chess), UPI 1974 USC: FW, Helms, National Championship Foundation, NFF, UPI 1975 Arizona State: National Championship Foundation, Sporting News 1976 USC: Berryman, Billingsley, DeVold, Dunkel, Football Research, Matthews 1978 USC: Berryman, Billingsley, FACT, FB News, Helms, National Championship Foundation, Sagarin (ELO- Chess), Sporting News, UPI 1979 USC: Football Research 1984 Washington: Berryman, FB News, National Championship Foundation 1990 Colorado: AP, Berryman, Billingsley, DeVold, FACT, FB News, Football Research, FW, Matthews, National Championship Foundation, NFF, Sporting News, USA/ CNN 1991 Washington: Berryman, Billingsley, DeVold, Dunkel, FACT, FB News, FW, Matthews, National Championship Foundation, Sagarin, UPI/MNFF, USA/ CNN 2002 USC: Dunkel, Matthews, Sagarin 2003 USC: AP, Eck, FW, Matthews, NY Times, Sporting News 2004 USC^: AP, Berryman, Billingsley, Colley, DeVold, Dunkel, Eck, FACT, FW, Massey, Matthews, NY Times, NFF, Sagarin, Sagarin (ELO-Chess), Seattle TImes, Sporting News, USA/ESPN, Wolfe ^ BCS later vacated USC s 2004 BCS Championship NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Major Selectors since 1936 (AP, UPI, USA Today/CNN, USA Today/ ESPN, FWAA) 1954 UCLA (9-0-0) - UPI, FWAA 1962 USC (11-0-0) - AP, UPI, FWAA 1967 USC (10-1-0) - AP, UPI, FWAA 1972 USC (12-0-0) - AP, UPI, FWAA 1974 USC (10-1-1) - UPI, FWAA 1978 USC (12-1-0) - UPI, FWAA 1990 COLORADO (11-1-1) - AP 1991 WASHINGTON (12-0-0) - UPI, USA Today/CNN, FWAA 2003 USC (12-1-0) - AP, FWAA 2004 USC (13-0-0) - AP, USA Today/ESPN, FWAA^ ^ Later vacated due to NCAA penalty Note: The Associated Press has been the designated media poll since United Press International served as the coaches poll from 1950 to 1991 when it was taken over by USA Today/Cable News Network and in 1997 became USA Today/ESPN. In , the No. 1 team in the final UPI/NFF ratings received the MacArthur Bowl as the national champion by the NFF. In and again in 1996, the No. 1 team in the USA Today/NFF final poll received the MacArthur Bowl. BCS includes all national champion major selectors not mentioned above PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 93

96 FINAL AP POLL (WRITERS) MOST NO. 1 RANKINGS 1. Alabama Notre Dame 8 3. Oklahoma 7 4. USC 5 Miami (Fla.) 5 Ohio State 5 7. Minnesota 4 Nebraska 4 9. Florida 3 Florida State Auburn 2 Clemson 2 LSU Minnesota 2 Louisiana State 3 Pittsburgh 4 Alabama 5 WASHINGTON 6 Santa Clara 7 Northwestern 8 Notre Dame 9 Nebraska 10 Pennsylvania 11 Duke 12 Yale 13 Dartmouth 14 Duquesne 15 Fordham 16 Texas Christian 17 Tennessee 18 Arkansas 18 Navy 20 Marquette Pittsburgh 2 CALIFORNIA 3 Fordham 4 Alabama 5 Minnesota 6 Villanova 7 Dartmouth 8 Louisiana State 9 Notre Dame 9 Santa Clara 11 Nebraska 12 Yale 13 Ohio State 14 Holy Cross 14 Arkansas 16 Texas Christian 17 COLORADO 18 Rice 19 North Carolina 20 Duke Texas Christian 2 Tennessee 3 Duke 4 Oklahoma 5 Notre Dame 6 Carnegie Tech 7 USC 8 Pittsburgh 9 Holy Cross 10 Minnesota 11 Texas Tech 12 Cornell 13 Alabama 14 CALIFORNIA 15 Fordham 16 Michigan 17 Northwestern 18 Villanova 19 Tulane 20 Dartmouth Texas A&M 2 Tennessee 3 USC 4 Cornell 5 Tulane 6 Missouri 7 UCLA 8 Duke 9 Iowa 10 Duquesne 11 Boston College 12 Clemson 13 Notre Dame 14 Santa Clara 15 Ohio State 16 Georgia Tech 17 Fordham 18 Nebraska 19 Oklahoma 20 Michigan Minnesota 2 STANFORD 3 Michigan 4 Tennessee 5 Boston College 6 Texas A&M 7 Nebraska 8 Northwestern 9 Mississippi State 10 WASHINGTON 11 Santa Clara 12 Fordham 13 Georgetown 14 Pennsylvania 15 Cornell 16 SMU 17 Hardin-Simmons 18 Duke 19 Lafayette Minnesota 2 Duke 3 Notre Dame 4 Texas 5 Michigan 6 Fordham 7 Missouri 8 Duquesne 9 Texas A&M 10 Navy 11 Northwestern 12 OREGON STATE 13 Ohio State 14 Georgia 15 Pennsylvania 16 Mississippi State 17 Mississippi 18 Tennessee 19 WASH. STATE 20 Alabama Ohio State 2 Georgia 3 Wisconsin 4 Tulsa 5 Georgia Tech 6 Notre Dame 7 Tennessee 8 Boston College 9 Michigan 10 Alabama 11 Texas 12 STANFORD 13 UCLA 14 William & Mary 15 Santa Clara 16 Auburn 17 WASH. STATE 18 Mississippi State 19 Minnesota 19 Holy Cross 19 Penn State Notre Dame 2 Iowa Pre-Flight 3 Michigan 4 Navy 5 Purdue 6 Great Lakes 7 Duke 8 Del Monte PF 9 Northwestern 10 March Field 11 Army 12 WASHINGTON 13 Georgia Tech 14 Texas 15 Tulsa 16 Dartmouth 17 Bainbridge 18 Colorado Coll. 19 Pacific 20 Pennsylvania Army 2 Ohio State 3 Randolph Field 4 Navy 5 Bainbridge 6 Iowa Pre-Flight 7 USC 8 Michigan 9 Notre Dame 10 March Field 11 Duke 12 Tennessee 13 Georgia Tech 13 Norman PF 15 Illinois 16 El Toro Marines 17 Great Lakes 18 Fort Pierce 19 St. Mary s PF 20 2nd Air Force Army 2 Alabama 3 Navy 4 Indiana 5 Oklahoma A&M 6 Michigan 7 St. Mary s 8 Pennsylvania 9 Notre Dame 10 Texas 11 USC 12 Ohio State 13 Duke 14 Tennessee 15 Louisiana State 16 Holy Cross 17 Tulsa 18 Georgia 19 Wake Forest 20 Columbia Notre Dame 2 Army 3 Georgia 4 UCLA 5 Illinois 6 Michigan 7 Tennessee 8 Louisiana State 9 North Carolina 10 Rice 11 Georgia Tech 12 Yale 13 Pennsylvania 14 Oklahoma 15 Texas 16 Arkansas 17 Tulsa 18 N.C. State 19 Delaware 20 Indiana Notre Dame 2 Michigan 3 SMU 4 Penn State 5 Texas 6 Alabama 7 Pennsylvania 8 USC 9 North Carolina 10 Georgia Tech 11 Army 12 Kansas 13 Mississippi 14 William & Mary 15 CALIFORNIA 16 Oklahoma 17 N.C. State 18 Rice 19 Duke 20 Columbia Michigan 2 Notre Dame 3 North Carolina 4 CALIFORNIA 5 Oklahoma 6 Army 7 Northwestern 8 Georgia 9 OREGON 10 SMU 11 Clemson 12 Vanderbilt 13 Tulane 14 Michigan State 15 Mississippi 16 Minnesota 17 William & Mary 18 Penn State 19 Cornell 20 Wake Forest Notre Dame 2 Oklahoma 3 CALIFORNIA 4 Army 5 Rice 6 Ohio State 7 Michigan 8 Minnesota 9 Louisiana State 10 Pacific 11 Kentucky 12 Cornell 13 Villanova 14 Maryland 15 Santa Clara 16 North Carolina 17 Tennessee 18 Princeton 19 Michigan State 20 Missouri 20 Baylor Oklahoma 2 Army 3 Texas 4 Tennessee 5 CALIFORNIA 6 Princeton 7 Kentucky 8 Michigan State 9 Michigan 10 Clemson 11 WASHINGTON 12 Wyoming 13 Illinois 14 Ohio State 15 Miami (Fla.) 16 Alabama 17 Nebraska 18 Wash. & Lee 19 Tulsa 20 Tulane Tennessee 2 Michigan State 3 Maryland 4 Illinois 5 Georgia Tech 6 Princeton 7 STANFORD 8 Wisconsin 9 Baylor 10 Oklahoma 11 TCU 12 CALIFORNIA 13 Virginia 14 San Francisco 15 Kentucky 16 Boston U. 17 UCLA 18 WASHINGTON 19 Holy Cross 20 Clemson PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

97 FINAL AP POLL (WRITERS) Michigan State 2 Georgia Tech 3 Notre Dame 4 Oklahoma 5 USC 6 UCLA 7 Mississippi 8 Tennessee 9 Alabama 10 Texas 11 Wisconsin 12 Tulsa 13 Maryland 14 Syracuse 15 Florida 16 Duke 17 Ohio State 18 Purdue 19 Princeton 20 Kentucky Maryland 2 Notre Dame 3 Michigan State 4 Oklahoma 5 UCLA 6 Rice 7 Illinois 8 Georgia Tech 9 Iowa 10 West Virginia 11 Texas 12 Texas Tech 13 Alabama 14 Army 15 Wisconsin 16 Kentucky 17 Auburn 18 Duke 19 STANFORD 20 Michigan Ohio State 2 UCLA 3 Oklahoma 4 Notre Dame 5 Navy 6 Mississippi 7 Army 8 Maryland 9 Wisconsin 10 Arkansas 11 Miami (Fla.) 12 West Virginia 13 Auburn 14 Duke 15 Michigan 16 Virginia Tech 17 USC 18 Baylor 19 Rice 20 Penn State Oklahoma 2 Michigan State 3 Maryland 4 UCLA 5 Ohio State 6 Texas Christian 7 Georgia Tech 8 Auburn 9 Notre Dame 10 Mississippi 11 Pittsburgh 12 Michigan 13 USC 14 Miami (Fla.) 15 Miami (Ohio) 16 STANFORD 17 Texas A&M 18 Navy 19 West Virginia 20 Army Oklahoma 2 Tennessee 3 Iowa 4 Georgia Tech 5 Texas A&M 6 Miami (Fla.) 7 Michigan 8 Syracuse 9 Michigan State 10 OREGON STATE 11 Baylor 12 Minnesota 13 Pittsburgh 14 Texas Christian 15 Ohio State 16 Navy 17 George Washington 18 USC 19 Clemson 20 COLORADO Auburn 2 Ohio State 3 Michigan State 4 Oklahoma 5 Navy 6 Mississippi 7 Iowa 8 Rice 9 Texas A&M 10 Notre Dame 11 Texas 12 ARIZONA STATE 13 Tennessee 14 Mississippi State 15 N.C. State 16 Duke 17 Florida 18 Army 19 Wisconsin 20 Va. Military Louisiana State 2 Iowa 3 Army 4 Auburn 5 Oklahoma 6 Air Force 7 Wisconsin 8 Ohio State 9 Syracuse 10 Texas Christian 11 Mississippi 12 Clemson 13 Purdue 14 Florida 15 South Carolina 16 CALIFORNIA 17 Notre Dame 18 SMU 19 Oklahoma State 20 Rutgers Syracuse 2 Mississippi 3 Louisiana State 4 Texas 5 Georgia 6 Wisconsin 7 Texas Christian 8 WASHINGTON 9 Arkansas 10 Alabama 11 Clemson 12 Penn State 13 Illinois 14 USC 15 Oklahoma 16 Wyoming 17 Notre Dame 18 Missouri 19 Florida 20 Pittsburgh Minnesota 2 Mississippi 3 Iowa 4 Navy 5 Missouri 6 WASHINGTON 7 Arkansas 8 Ohio State 9 Alabama 10 Duke 11 Kansas 12 Baylor 13 Auburn 14 Yale 15 Michigan State 16 Penn State 17 New Mexico State 18 Florida 19 Syracuse 19 Purdue Alabama 2 Ohio State 3 Texas 4 Louisiana State 5 Mississippi 6 Minnesota 7 COLORADO 8 Michigan State 9 Arkansas 10 Utah State 11 Missouri 12 Purdue 13 Georgia Tech 14 Syracuse 15 Rutgers 16 UCLA 17 ARIZONA 17 Rice 17 Penn State 20 Duke USC 2 Wisconsin 3 Mississippi 4 Texas 5 Alabama 6 Arkansas 7 Louisiana State 8 Oklahoma 9 Penn State 10 Minnesota Texas 2 Navy 3 Illinois 4 Pittsburgh 5 Auburn 6 Nebraska 7 Mississippi 8 Alabama 9 Oklahoma 10 Michigan State Alabama 2 Arkansas 3 Notre Dame 4 Michigan 5 Texas 6 Nebraska 7 Louisiana State 8 OREGON STATE 9 Ohio State 10 USC Alabama 2 Michigan State 3 Arkansas 4 UCLA 5 Nebraska 6 Missouri 7 Tennessee 8 Louisiana State 9 Notre Dame 10 USC Notre Dame 2 Michigan State 3 Alabama 4 Georgia 5 UCLA 6 Nebraska 7 Purdue 8 Georgia Tech 9 Miami (Fla.) 10 SMU USC 2 Tennessee 3 Oklahoma 4 Indiana 5 Notre Dame 6 Wyoming 7 OREGON STATE 8 Alabama 9 Purdue 10 Penn State Ohio State 2 Penn State 3 Texas 4 USC 5 Notre Dame 6 Arkansas 7 Kansas 8 Georgia 9 Missouri 10 Purdue 11 Oklahoma 12 Michigan 13 Tennessee 14 SMU 15 OREGON STATE 16 Auburn 17 Alabama 18 Houston 19 Louisiana State 20 Ohio Texas 2 Penn State 3 USC 4 Ohio State 5 Notre Dame 6 Missouri 7 Arkansas 8 Mississippi 9 Michigan 10 Louisiana State 11 Nebraska 12 Houston 13 UCLA 14 Florida 15 Tennessee 16 COLORADO 17 West Virginia 18 Purdue 19 STANFORD 20 Auburn Nebraska 2 Notre Dame 3 Texas 4 Tennessee 5 Ohio State 6 ARIZONA STATE 7 Louisiana State 8 STANFORD 9 Michigan 10 Auburn 11 Arkansas 12 Toledo 13 Georgia Tech 14 Dartmouth 15 USC 16 Air Force 17 Tulane 18 Penn State 19 Houston 20 Oklahoma 20 Mississippi Nebraska 2 Oklahoma 3 COLORADO 4 Alabama 5 Penn State 6 Michigan 7 Georgia 8 ARIZONA STATE 9 Tennessee 10 STANFORD 11 Louisiana State 12 Auburn 13 Notre Dame 14 Toledo 15 Mississippi 16 Arkansas 17 Houston 18 Texas 19 WASHINGTON 20 USC USC 2 Oklahoma 3 Texas 4 Nebraska 5 Auburn 6 Michigan 7 Alabama 8 Tennessee 9 Ohio State 10 Penn State 11 Louisiana State 12 North Carolina 13 ARIZONA STATE 14 Notre Dame 15 UCLA 16 COLORADO 17 N.C. State 18 Louisville 19 WASH. STATE 20 Georgia Tech 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 95

98 FINAL AP POLL (WRITERS) Notre Dame 2 Ohio State 3 Oklahoma 4 Alabama 5 Penn State 6 Michigan 7 Nebraska 8 USC 9 ARIZONA STATE 9 Houston 11 Texas Tech 12 UCLA 13 Louisiana State 14 Texas 15 Miami (Ohio) 16 N.C. State 17 Missouri 18 Kansas 19 Tennessee 20 Maryland 20 Tulane Oklahoma 2 USC 3 Michigan 4 Ohio State 5 Alabama 6 Notre Dame 7 Penn State 8 Auburn 9 Nebraska 10 Miami (Ohio) 11 N.C. State 12 Michigan State 13 Maryland 14 Baylor 15 Florida 16 Texas A&M 17 Mississippi State 17 Texas 19 Houston 20 Tennessee Oklahoma 2 ARIZONA STATE 3 Alabama 4 Ohio State 5 UCLA 6 Texas 7 Arkansas 8 Michigan 9 Nebraska 10 Penn State 11 Texas A&M 12 Miami (Ohio) 13 Maryland 14 CALIFORNIA 15 Pittsburgh 16 COLORADO 17 USC 18 ARIZONA 19 Georgia 20 West Virginia Pittsburgh 2 USC 3 Michigan 4 Houston 5 Oklahoma 6 Ohio State 7 Texas A&M 8 Maryland 9 Nebraska 10 Georgia 11 Alabama 12 Notre Dame 13 Texas Tech 14 Oklahoma State 15 UCLA 16 COLORADO 17 Rutgers 18 Kentucky 19 Iowa State 20 Mississippi Notre Dame 2 Alabama 3 Arkansas 4 Texas 5 Penn State 6 Kentucky 7 Oklahoma 8 Pittsburgh 9 Michigan 10 WASHINGTON 11 Ohio State 12 Nebraska 13 USC 14 Florida State 15 STANFORD 16 San Diego State 17 North Carolina 18 ARIZONA STATE 19 Clemson 20 Brigham Young Alabama 2 USC 3 Oklahoma 4 Penn State 5 Michigan 6 Clemson 7 Notre Dame 8 Nebraska 9 Texas 10 Houston 11 Arkansas 12 Michigan State 13 Purdue 14 UCLA 15 Missouri 16 Georgia 17 STANFORD 18 N.C. State 19 Texas A&M 20 Maryland Alabama 2 USC 3 Oklahoma 4 Ohio State 5 Houston 6 Florida State 7 Pittsburgh 8 Arkansas 9 Nebraska 10 Purdue 11 WASHINGTON 12 Texas 13 Brigham Young 14 Baylor 15 North Carolina 16 Auburn 17 Temple 18 Michigan 19 Indiana 20 Penn State Georgia 2 Pittsburgh 3 Oklahoma 4 Michigan 5 Florida State 6 Alabama 7 Nebraska 8 Penn State 9 Notre Dame 10 North Carolina 11 USC 12 Brigham Young 13 UCLA 14 Baylor 15 Ohio State 16 WASHINGTON 17 Purdue 18 Miami (Fla.) 19 Mississippi State 20 SMU Clemson 2 Texas 3 Penn State 4 Pittsburgh 5 SMU 6 Georgia 7 Alabama 8 Miami (Fla.) 9 North Carolina 10 WASHINGTON 11 Nebraska 12 Michigan 13 Brigham Young 14 USC 15 Ohio State 16 ARIZONA STATE 17 West Virginia 18 Iowa 19 Missouri 20 Oklahoma Penn State 2 SMU 3 Nebraska 4 Georgia 5 UCLA 6 ARIZONA STATE 7 WASHINGTON 8 Clemson 9 Arkansas 10 Pittsburgh 11 Louisiana State 12 Ohio State 13 Florida State 14 Auburn 15 USC 16 Oklahoma 17 Texas 18 North Carolina 19 West Virginia 20 Maryland Miami (Fla.) 2 Nebraska 3 Auburn 4 Georgia 5 Texas 6 Florida 7 Brigham Young 8 Michigan 9 Ohio State 10 Illinois 11 Clemson 12 SMU 13 Air Force 14 Iowa 15 Alabama 16 West Virginia 17 UCLA 18 Pittsburgh 19 Boston College 20 East Carolina Brigham Young 2 WASHINGTON 3 Florida 4 Nebraska 5 Boston College 6 Oklahoma 7 Oklahoma State 8 SMU 9 UCLA 10 USC 11 South Carolina 12 Maryland 13 Ohio State 14 Auburn 15 Louisiana State 16 Iowa 17 Florida State 18 Miami (Fla.) 19 Kentucky 20 Virginia Oklahoma 2 Michigan 3 Penn State 4 Tennessee 5 Florida 6 Texas A&M 7 UCLA 8 Air Force 9 Miami (Fla.) 10 Iowa 11 Nebraska 12 Arkansas 13 Alabama 14 Ohio State 15 Florida State 16 Brigham Young 17 Baylor 18 Maryland 19 Georgia Tech 20 Louisiana State Penn State 2 Miami (Fla.) 3 Oklahoma 4 ARIZONA STATE 5 Nebraska 6 Auburn 7 Ohio State 8 Michigan 9 Alabama 10 Louisiana State 11 ARIZONA 12 Baylor 13 Texas A&M 14 UCLA 15 Arkansas 16 Iowa 17 Clemson 18 WASHINGTON 19 Boston College 20 Virginia Tech Miami (Fla.) 2 Florida State 3 Oklahoma 4 Syracuse 5 Louisiana State 6 Nebraska 7 Auburn 8 Michigan State 9 UCLA 10 Texas A&M 11 Oklahoma State 12 Clemson 13 Georgia 14 Tennessee 15 South Carolina 16 Iowa 17 Notre Dame 18 USC 19 Michigan 20 ARIZONA STATE Notre Dame 2 Miami (Fla.) 3 Florida State 4 Michigan 5 West Virginia 6 UCLA 7 USC 8 Auburn 9 Clemson 10 Nebraska 11 Oklahoma State 12 Arkansas 13 Syracuse 14 Oklahoma 15 Georgia 16 WASH. STATE 17 Alabama 18 Houston 19 Louisiana State 20 Indiana Miami (Fla.) 2 Notre Dame 3 Florida State 4 COLORADO 5 Tennessee 6 Auburn 7 Michigan 8 USC 9 Alabama 10 Illinois 11 Nebraska 12 Clemson 13 Arkansas 14 Houston 15 Penn State 16 Michigan State 17 Pittsburgh 18 Virginia 19 Texas Tech 20 Texas A&M COLORADO 2 Georgia Tech 3 Miami (Fla.) 4 Florida State 5 WASHINGTON 6 Notre Dame 7 Michigan 8 Tennessee 9 Clemson 10 Houston 11 Penn State 12 Texas 13 Florida 14 Louisville 15 Texas A&M 16 Michigan State 17 Oklahoma 18 Iowa 19 Auburn 20 USC 21 Mississippi 22 Brigham Young 23 Virginia 24 Nebraska 25 Illinois PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

99 FINAL AP POLL (WRITERS) Miami (Fla.) 2 WASHINGTON 3 Penn State 4 Florida State 5 Alabama 6 Michigan 7 Florida 8 CALIFORNIA 9 East Carolina 10 Iowa 11 Syracuse 12 Texas A&M 13 Notre Dame 14 Tennessee 15 Nebraska 16 Oklahoma 17 Georgia 18 Clemson 19 UCLA 20 COLORADO 21 Tulsa 22 STANFORD 23 Brigham Young 24 N.C. State 25 Air Force Nebraska 2 Penn State 3 COLORADO 4 Florida State 5 Alabama 6 Miami 7 Florida 8 Texas A&M 9 Auburn 10 UTAH 11 OREGON 12 Michigan 13 USC 14 Ohio State 15 Virginia 16 Colorado State 17 N.C. State 18 Brigham Young 19 Kansas State 20 ARIZONA 21 WASH. STATE 22 Tennessee 23 Boston College 24 Mississippi State 25 Texas Michigan 2 Nebraska 3 Florida State 4 Florida 5 UCLA 6 North Carolina 7 Tennessee 8 Kansas State 9 WASH. STATE 10 Georgia 11 Auburn 12 Ohio State 13 Louisiana State 14 ARIZONA STATE 15 Purdue 16 Penn State 17 Colorado State 18 WASHINGTON 19 So. Mississippi 20 Texas A&M 21 Syracuse 22 Mississippi 23 Missouri 24 Oklahoma State 25 Georgia Tech Oklahoma 2 Miami 3 WASHINGTON 4 OREGON STATE 5 Florida State 6 Virginia Tech 7 OREGON 8 Nebraska 9 Kansas State 10 Florida 11 Michigan 12 Texas 13 Purdue 14 Colorado State 15 Notre Dame 16 Clemson 17 Georgia Tech 18 Auburn 19 South Carolina 20 Georgia 21 Texas Christian 22 Louisiana State 23 Wisconsin 24 Mississippi State 25 Iowa State USC 2 Louisiana State 3 Oklahoma 4 Ohio State 5 Miami (Fla.) 6 Michigan 7 Georgia 8 Iowa 9 WASH. STATE 10 Miami (Ohio) 11 Florida State 12 Texas 13 Mississippi 14 Kansas State 15 Tennessee 16 Boise State 17 Maryland 18 Purdue 19 Nebraska 20 Minnesota 21 Utah 22 Clemson 23 Bowling Green 24 Florida 25 TCU Florida 2 Ohio State 3 Louisiana State 4 USC 5 Boise State 6 Louisville 7 Wisconsin 8 Michigan 9 Auburn 10 West Virginia 11 Oklahoma 12 Rutgers 12 Texas 14 CALIFORNIA 15 Arkansas 16 Brigham Young 17 Notre Dame 18 Wake Forest 19 Virginia Tech 20 Boston College 21 OREGON STATE 22 TCU 23 Georgia 24 Penn State 25 Tennessee Alabama 2 Florida State 3 Miami (Fla.) 4 Notre Dame 5 Michigan 6 Syracuse 7 Texas A&M 8 Georgia 9 STANFORD 10 Florida 11 WASHINGTON 12 Tennessee 13 COLORADO 14 Nebraska 15 WASH. STATE 16 Mississippi 17 N.C. State 18 Ohio State 19 North Carolina 20 Hawaii 21 Boston College 22 Kansas 23 Mississippi State 24 Fresno State 25 Wake Forest Nebraska 2 Florida 3 Tennessee 4 Florida State 5 COLORADO 6 Ohio State 7 Kansas State 8 Northwestern 9 Kansas 10 Virginia Tech 11 Notre Dame 12 USC 13 Penn State 14 Texas 15 Texas A&M 16 Virginia 17 Michigan 18 OREGON 19 Syracuse 20 Miami 21 Alabama 22 Auburn 23 Texas Tech 24 Toledo 25 Iowa Tennessee 2 Ohio State 3 Florida State 4 ARIZONA 5 Florida 6 Wisconsin 7 Tulane 8 UCLA 9 Georgia Tech 10 Kansas State 11 Texas A&M 12 Michigan 13 Air Force 14 Georgia 15 Texas 16 Arkansas 17 Penn State 18 Virginia 19 Nebraska 20 Miami 21 Missouri 22 Notre Dame 23 Virginia Tech 24 Purdue 25 Syracuse Miami 2 OREGON 3 Florida 4 Tennessee 5 Texas 6 Oklahoma 7 Louisiana State 8 Nebraska 9 COLORADO 10 WASH. STATE 11 Maryland 12 Illinois 13 South Carolina 14 Syracuse 15 Florida State 16 STANFORD 17 Louisville 18 Virginia Tech 19 WASHINGTON 20 Michigan 21 Boston College 22 Georgia 23 Toledo 24 Georgia Tech 25 Brigham Young USC 2 Auburn 3 Oklahoma 4 UTAH 5 Texas 6 Louisville 7 Georgia 8 Iowa 9 CALIFORNIA 10 Virginia Tech 11 Miami 12 Boise State 13 Tennessee 14 Michigan 15 Florida State 16 Louisiana State 17 Wisconsin 18 Texas Tech 19 ARIZONA STATE 20 Ohio State 21 Boston College 22 Fresno State 23 Virginia 24 Navy 25 Pittsburgh Louisiana State 2 Georgia 3 USC 4 Missouri 5 Ohio State 6 West Virginia 7 Kansas 8 Oklahoma 9 Virginia Tech 10 Texas 10 Boston College 12 Tennessee 13 Florida 14 Brigham Young 15 Auburn 16 ARIZONA STATE 17 Cincinnati 18 Michigan 19 Hawaii 20 Illinois 21 Clemson 22 Texas Tech 23 OREGON 24 Wisconsin 25 OREGON STATE Florida State 2 Notre Dame 3 Nebraska 4 Auburn 5 Florida 6 Wisconsin 7 West Virginia 8 Penn State 9 Texas A&M 10 ARIZONA 11 Ohio State 12 Tennessee 13 Boston College 14 Alabama 15 Miami (Fla.) 16 COLORADO 17 Oklahoma 18 UCLA 19 North Carolina 20 Kansas State 21 Michigan 22 Virginia Tech 23 Clemson 24 Louisville 25 CALIFORNIA Florida 2 Ohio State 3 Florida State 4 ARIZONA STATE 5 Brigham Young 6 Nebraska 7 Penn State 8 COLORADO 9 Tennessee 10 North Carolina 11 Alabama 12 Louisiana State 13 Virginia Tech 14 Miami (Fla.) 15 Northwestern 16 WASHINGTON 17 Kansas State 18 Iowa 19 Notre Dame 20 Michigan 21 Syracuse 22 Wyoming 23 Texas 24 Auburn 25 Army Florida State 2 Virginia Tech 3 Nebraska 4 Wisconsin 5 Michigan 6 Kansas State 7 Michigan State 8 Alabama 9 Tennessee 10 Marshall 11 Penn State 12 Florida 13 Mississippi State 14 So Mississippi 15 Miami 16 Georgia 17 Arkansas 18 Minnesota 19 OREGON 20 Georgia Tech 21 Texas 22 Mississippi 23 Texas A&M 24 Illinois 25 Purdue Ohio State 2 Miami 3 Georgia 4 USC 5 Oklahoma 6 Texas 7 Kansas State 8 Iowa 9 Michigan 10 WASH. STATE 11 Alabama 12 N.C. State 13 Maryland 14 Auburn 15 Boise State 16 Penn State 17 Notre Dame 18 Virgina Tech 19 Pittsburgh 20 COLORADO 21 Florida State 22 Virginia 23 TCU 24 Marshall 25 West Virginia Texas 2 USC 3 Penn State 4 Ohio State 5 West Virginia 6 Louisiana State 7 Virginia Tech 8 Alabama 9 Notre Dame 10 Georgia 11 TCU 12 Florida 12 OREGON 14 Auburn 15 Wisconsin 16 UCLA 17 Miami (Fla.) 18 Boston College 19 Louisville 20 Texas Tech 21 Clemson 22 Oklahoma 23 Florida State 24 Nebraska 25 CALIFORNIA Florida 2 UTAH 3 USC 4 Texas 5 Oklahoma 6 Alabama 7 TCU 8 Penn State 9 Ohio State 10 OREGON 11 Boise State 12 Texas Tech 13 Georgia 14 Mississippi 15 Virginia Tech 16 Oklahoma State 17 Cincinnati 18 OREGON STATE 19 Missouri 20 Iowa 21 Florida State 22 Georgia Tech 23 West Virginia 24 Michigan State 25 Brigham Young 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 97

100 FINAL AP POLL (WRITERS) Alabama 2 Texas 3 Florida 4 Boise State 5 Ohio State 6 TCU 7 Iowa 8 Cincinnati 9 Penn State 10 Virginia Tech 11 OREGON 12 Brigham Young 13 Georgia Tech 14 Nebraska 15 Pittsburgh 16 Wisconsin 17 LSU 18 Utah 19 Miami (Fla.) 20 Mississippi 21 Texas Tech 22 USC 23 Central Michigan 24 Clemson 25 West Virginia Auburn 2 TCU 3 OREGON 4 STANFORD 5 Ohio State 6 Oklahoma 7 Wisconsin 8 LSU 9 Boise State 10 Alabama 11 Nevada 12 Arkansas 13 Oklahoma State 14 Michigan State 15 Mississippi State 16 Virginia Tech 17 Florida State 18 Missouri 19 Texas A&M 20 Nebraska 21 UCF 22 South Carolina 23 Maryland 24 Tulsa 25 North Carolina St Alabama 2 LSU 3 Oklahoma State 4 OREGON 5 Arkansas 6 USC 7 STANFORD 8 Boise State 9 South Carolina 10 Wisconsin 11 Michigan State 12 Michigan 13 Baylor 14 TCU 15 Kansas State 16 Oklahoma 17 West Virginia 18 Houston 19 Georgia 20 Southern Miss 21 Virginia Tech 22 Clemson 23 Florida State 24 Nebraska 25 Cincinnati Alabama 2 OREGON 3 Ohio State 4 Notre Dame 5 Georgia 5 Texas A&M 7 STANFORD 8 South Carolina 9 Florida 10 Florida State 11 Clemson 12 Kansas State 13 Louisville 14 LSU 15 Oklahoma 16 Utah State 17 Northwestern 18 Boise State 19 Texas 20 OREGON STATE 21 San Jose State 22 Northern Illinois 23 Vanderbilt 24 Michigan 25 Nebraska Florida State 2 Auburn 3 Michigan State 4 South Carolina 5 Missouri 5 Oklahoma 7 Alabama 8 Clemson 9 OREGON 10 UCF 11 STANFORD 12 Ohio State 13 Baylor 14 LSU 15 Louisville 16 UCLA 17 Oklahoma State 18 Texas A&M 19 USC 20 Notre Dame 21 ARIZONA STATE 22 Wisconsin 23 Duke 24 Vanderbilt 25 WASHINGTON Ohio State 2 OREGON 3 TCU 4 Alabama 5 Florida State 6 Michigan State 7 Baylor 8 Georgia Tech 9 Georgia 10 UCLA 11 Mississippi State 12 ARIZONA STATE 13 Wisconsin 14 Missouri 15 Clemson 16 Boise State 17 Mississippi 18 Kansas State 19 ARIZONA 20 USC 21 UTAH 22 Auburn 23 Marshall 24 Louisville 25 Memphis Alabama 2 Clemson 3 STANFORD 4 Oklahoma 5 Ohio State 6 Michigan State 7 TCU 8 Houston 9 Iowa 10 Ole Miss 11 Notre Dame 12 Michigan 13 Baylor 14 Florida State 15 North Carolina 16 LSU 17 UTAH 18 Navy 19 OREGON 20 Oklahoma State 21 Wisconsin 22 Tennessee 23 Northwestern 24 Western Kentucky 25 Florida Clemson 2 Alabama 3 USC 4 WASHINGTON 5 Oklahoma 6 Ohio State 7 Penn State 8 Florida State 9 Wisconsin 10 Michigan 11 Oklahoma State 12 STANFORD 13 LSU 14 Florida 15 Western Michigan 16 Virginia Tech 17 COLORADO 18 West Virginia 19 South Florida 20 Miami 21 Louisville 22 Tennessee 23 UTAH 24 Auburn 25 San Diego State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

101 FINAL COACHES POLL MOST NO. 1 RANKINGS 1. Alabama 9 2. USC 6 Oklahoma 6 4. Nebraska 4 Notre Dame 4 Miami (Fla.) 4 Texas 4 Ohio State 4 9. Florida 3 Florida State 3 LSU Clemson 2 Michigan State 2 Penn State UCLA 2 Ohio State 3 Oklahoma 4 Notre Dame 5 Navy 6 Mississippi 7 Army 8 Arkansas 9 Miami (Fla.) 10 Wisconsin 11 USC 11 Maryland 11 Georgia Tech 14 Duke 15 Michigan 16 Penn State 17 SMU 18 Denver 19 Rice 20 Minnesota Ohio State 2 Auburn 3 Michigan State 4 Oklahoma 5 Iowa 6 Navy 7 Rice 8 Mississippi 9 Notre Dame 10 Texas A&M 11 Texas 12 ARIZONA STATE 13 Army 14 Duke 14 Wisconsin 16 Tennessee 17 OREGON 18 UCLA 18 Clemson 20 N.C. State Minnesota 2 Iowa 3 Mississippi 4 Missouri 5 WASHINGTON 6 Navy 7 Arkansas 8 Ohio State 9 Kansas 10 Alabama 11 Duke 11 Baylor 11 Michigan State 14 Auburn 15 Purdue 16 Florida 17 Texas 18 Yale 19 New Mexico State 19 Tennessee Texas 2 Navy 3 Pittsburgh 4 Illinois 5 Nebraska 6 Auburn 7 Mississippi 8 Oklahoma 9 Alabama 10 Michigan State 11 Mississippi State 12 Syracuse 13 ARIZONA STATE 14 Memphis State 15 WASHINGTON 16 USC 16 Penn State 16 Missouri 19 North Carolina 20 Baylor UPI USA Today/CNN USA Today/ESPN 1997-Present Oklahoma 2 Texas 3 Tennessee 4 CALIFORNIA 5 Army 6 Michigan 7 Kentucky 8 Princeton 9 Michigan State 10 Ohio State 11 Illinois 12 Clemson 13 Miami (Fla.) 14 Wyoming 15 WASHINGTON 15 Baylor 17 Alabama 18 Wash. & Lee 19 Navy 20 Nebraska 20 Wisconsin 20 Cornell Tennessee 2 Michigan State 3 Illinois 4 Maryland 5 Georgia Tech 6 Princeton 7 STANFORD 8 Wisconsin 9 Baylor 10 Texas Christian 11 Oklahoma 12 CALIFORNIA 13 Notre Dame 14 WASH. STATE 14 San Francisco 14 Purdue 17 UCLA 17 Holy Cross 17 Kentucky 20 Kansas Michigan State 2 Georgia Tech 3 Notre Dame 4 USC 4 Oklahoma 6 UCLA 7 Mississippi 8 Tennessee 9 Alabama 10 Wisconsin 11 Texas 12 Purdue 13 Maryland 14 Princeton 15 Ohio State 15 Pittsburgh 17 Navy 18 Duke 19 Houston 19 Kentucky Maryland 2 Notre Dame 3 Michigan State 4 UCLA 5 Oklahoma 6 Rice 7 Illinois 8 Texas 9 Georgia State 10 Iowa 11 Alabama 12 Texas Tech 13 West Virginia 14 Wisconsin 15 Kentucky 16 Army 17 STANFORD 18 Duke 19 Michigan 20 Ohio State Oklahoma 2 Michigan State 3 Maryland 4 UCLA 5 Texas Christian 6 Ohio State 7 Georgia Tech 8 Auburn 9 Mississippi 10 Notre Dame 11 Pittsburgh 12 USC 13 Michigan 14 Texas A&M 15 Army 16 Duke 17 West Virginia 18 Miami (Fla.) 19 Iowa 20 STANFORD 20 Navy 20 Miami (Ohio) Oklahoma 2 Tennessee 3 Iowa 4 Georgia Tech 5 Texas A&M 6 Miami (Fla.) 7 Michigan 8 Syracuse 9 Minnesota 10 Michigan State 11 Baylor 12 Pittsburgh 13 OREGON STATE 14 Texas Christian 15 USC 16 Wyoming 17 Yale 18 COLORADO 19 Navy 20 Duke Louisiana State 2 Iowa 3 Army 4 Auburn 5 Oklahoma 6 Wisconsin 7 Ohio State 8 Air Force 9 Texas Christian 10 Syracuse 11 Purdue 12 Mississippi 13 Clemson 14 Notre Dame 15 Florida 16 CALIFORNIA 17 Northwestern 18 SMU Syracuse 2 Mississippi 3 Louisiana State 4 Texas 5 Georgia 6 Wisconsin 7 WASHINGTON 8 Texas Christian 9 Arkansas 10 Penn State 11 Illinois 12 USC 13 Alabama 14 Penn State 15 Oklahoma 16 Northwestern 16 Michigan State 18 Wyoming 19 Auburn 19 Missouri Alabama 2 Ohio State 3 Louisiana State 4 Texas 5 Mississippi 6 Minnesota 7 COLORADO 8 Arkansas 9 Michigan State 10 Utah State 11 Purdue 11 Missouri 13 Georgia Tech 14 Duke 15 Kansas 16 Syracuse 17 Wyoming 18 Wisconsin 19 Miami (Fla.) 19 Penn State USC 2 Wisconsin 3 Mississippi 4 Texas 5 Alabama 6 Arkansas 7 Oklahoma 8 Louisiana State 9 Penn State 10 Minnesota 11 Georgia Tech 12 Missouri 13 Ohio State 14 WASHINGTON 14 Duke 16 OREGON STATE 16 Northwestern 18 ARIZONA STATE 18 Illinois 18 Miami (Fla.) Alabama 2 Arkansas 3 Notre Dame 4 Michigan 5 Texas 6 Nebraska 7 Louisiana State 8 OREGON STATE 9 Ohio State 10 USC 11 Florida State 12 Syracuse 13 Princeton 14 Penn State 14 UTAH 16 Illinois 16 New Mexico 18 Tulsa 18 Missouri 20 Mississippi 20 Michigan State Michigan State 2 Arkansas 3 Nebraska 4 Alabama 5 UCLA 6 Missouri 7 Tennessee 8 Notre Dame 9 USC 10 Texas Tech 11 Ohio State 12 Florida 13 Purdue 14 Louisiana State 15 Georgia 16 Tulsa 17 Mississippi 18 Kentucky 19 Syracuse 20 COLORADO 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 99

102 FINAL COACHES POLL Notre Dame 2 Michigan State 3 Alabama 4 Georgia 5 UCLA 6 Purdue 7 Nebraska 8 Georgia Tech 9 SMU 10 Miami (Fla.) 11 Florida 12 Mississippi 13 Arkansas 14 Tennessee 15 Wyoming 16 Syracuse 17 Houston 18 USC 19 OREGON STATE 20 Virginia Tech Texas 2 Penn State 3 Arkansas 4 USC 5 Ohio State 6 Missouri 7 Louisiana State 8 Michigan 9 Notre Dame 10 UCLA 11 Tennessee 12 Nebraska 13 Mississippi 14 STANFORD 15 Auburn 16 Houston 17 Florida 18 Purdue 18 San Diego State 18 West Virginia USC 2 Oklahoma 3 Ohio State 4 Alabama 5 Texas 6 Michigan 7 Auburn 8 Penn State 9 Nebraska 10 Louisiana State 11 Tennessee 12 Notre Dame 13 ARIZONA STATE 14 COLORADO 14 North Carolina 16 Louisville 17 UCLA 17 WASH. STATE 19 Utah State 20 San Diego State Oklahoma 2 ARIZONA STATE 3 Alabama 4 Ohio State 5 UCLA 6 Arkansas 7 Texas 8 Michigan 9 Nebraska 10 Penn State 11 Maryland 12 Texas A&M 13 ARIZONA 13 Pittsburgh 15 CALIFORNIA 16 Miami (Ohio) 17 Notre Dame 17 West Virginia 19 USC 19 Georgia USC 2 Alabama 3 Oklahoma 4 Penn State 5 Michigan 6 Notre Dame 7 Clemson 8 Nebraska 9 Texas 10 Arkansas 11 Houston 12 UCLA 13 Purdue 14 Missouri 15 Georgia 16 STANFORD 17 Navy 18 Texas A&M 19 ARIZONA STATE 19 N.C. State Clemson 2 Pittsburgh 3 Penn State 4 Texas 5 Georgia 6 Alabama 7 WASHINGTON 8 North Carolina 9 Nebraska 10 Michigan 11 Brigham Young 12 Ohio State 13 USC 14 Oklahoma 15 Iowa 16 Arkansas 17 Mississippi State 18 West Virginia 19 Southern Miss 20 Missouri USC 2 Tennessee 3 Oklahoma 4 Notre Dame 5 Wyoming 6 Indiana 7 Alabama 8 OREGON STATE 9 Purdue 10 UCLA 11 Penn State 12 Syracuse 13 COLORADO 14 Minnesota 15 Florida State 16 Miami (Fla.) 17 N.C. State 18 Georgia 19 Houston 20 ARIZONA STATE Texas 2 Ohio State 3 Nebraska 4 Tennessee 5 Notre Dame 6 Louisiana State 7 Michigan 8 ARIZONA STATE 9 Auburn 10 STANFORD 11 Air Force 12 Arkansas 13 Houston 13 Dartmouth 15 Oklahoma 16 COLORADO 17 Georgia Tech 17 Toledo 19 USC 19 Penn State Alabama 2 Oklahoma 3 Ohio State 4 Notre Dame 5 Penn State 6 Michigan 7 USC 8 Texas 9 UCLA 10 ARIZONA STATE 11 Nebraska 11 Texas Tech 13 Houston 14 Louisiana State 15 Kansas 15 Tulane 17 Miami (Ohio) 18 Maryland 19 San Diego State 19 Florida Pittsburgh 2 USC 3 Michigan 4 Houston 5 Ohio State 6 Oklahoma 7 Nebraska 8 Texas A&M 9 Alabama 10 Georgia 11 Maryland 12 Notre Dame 13 Texas Tech 14 Oklahoma State 15 UCLA 16 COLORADO 17 Rutgers 18 Iowa State 19 Baylor 20 Kentucky Alabama 2 USC 3 Oklahoma 4 Ohio State 5 Houston 6 Pittsburgh 7 Nebraska 8 Florida State 9 Arkansas 10 Purdue 11 WASHINGTON 12 Brigham Young 13 Texas 14 North Carolina 15 Baylor 16 Indiana 17 Temple 18 Penn State 19 Michigan 20 Missouri Penn State 2 SMU 3 Nebraska 4 Georgia 5 UCLA 6 ARIZONA STATE 7 WASHINGTON 8 Arkansas 9 Pittsburgh 10 Florida State 11 Louisiana State 12 Ohio State 13 North Carolina 14 Auburn 15 Michigan 16 Oklahoma 17 Alabama 18 Texas 19 West Virginia 20 Maryland Ohio State 2 USC 3 Penn State 4 Georgia 5 Texas 6 Kansas 7 Tennessee 8 Notre Dame 9 Arkansas 10 Oklahoma 11 Purdue 12 Alabama 13 OREGON STATE 14 Florida State 15 Michigan 16 SMU 17 Missouri 18 Minnesota 18 Ohio 20 STANFORD 20 Houston Nebraska 2 Alabama 3 Oklahoma 4 Michigan 5 Auburn 6 ARIZONA STATE 7 COLORADO 8 Georgia 9 Tennessee 10 Louisiana State 11 Penn State 12 Texas 13 Toledo 14 Houston 15 Notre Dame 16 STANFORD 17 Iowa State 18 North Carolina 19 Florida State 20 Arkansas 20 Mississippi USC 2 Alabama 3 Ohio State 4 Notre Dame 5 Michigan 6 Auburn 7 Penn State 8 Nebraska 9 N.C. State 10 Miami (Ohio) 11 Houston 12 Florida 13 Maryland 14 Baylor 15 Texas A&M 15 Tennessee 17 Mississippi State 18 Michigan State 19 Tulsa Notre Dame 2 Alabama 3 Arkansas 4 Penn State 5 Texas 6 Oklahoma 7 Pittsburgh 8 Michigan 9 WASHINGTON 10 Nebraska 11 Florida State 12 USC 12 Ohio State 14 North Carolina 15 STANFORD 16 North Texas 16 Brigham Young 18 ARIZONA STATE 19 San Diego State 19 N.C. State Georgia 2 Pittsburgh 3 Oklahoma 4 Michigan 5 Florida State 6 Alabama 7 Nebraska 8 Penn State 9 North Carolina 10 Notre Dame 11 Brigham Young 12 USC 13 Baylor 14 UCLA 15 Ohio State 16 Purdue 17 WASHINGTON 18 Miami (Fla.) 19 Florida 20 SMU Miami (Fla.) 2 Nebraska 3 Auburn 4 Georgia 5 Texas 6 Florida 7 Brigham Young 8 Ohio State 9 Michigan 10 Illinois 11 SMU 12 Alabama 13 UCLA 14 Iowa 15 Air Force 16 West Virginia 17 Penn State 18 Oklahoma State 19 Pittsburgh 20 Boston College PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

103 FINAL COACHES POLL Brigham Young 2 WASHINGTON 3 Nebraska 4 Boston College 5 Oklahoma State 6 Oklahoma 7 Florida 8 SMU 9 USC 10 UCLA 11 Maryland 12 Ohio State 13 South Carolina 14 Auburn 15 Iowa 16 Louisiana State 17 Virginia 18 West Virginia 19 Kentucky 19 Florida State Oklahoma 2 Michigan 3 Penn State 4 Tennessee 5 Air Force 6 UCLA 7 Texas A&M 8 Miami (Fla.) 9 Iowa 10 Nebraska 11 Ohio State 12 Arkansas 13 Florida State 14 Alabama 15 Baylor 16 Fresno State 17 Brigham Young 18 Georgia Tech 19 Maryland 20 Louisiana State Penn State 2 Miami (Fla.) 3 Oklahoma 4 Nebraska 5 ARIZONA STATE 6 Ohio State 7 Michigan 8 Auburn 9 Alabama 10 ARIZONA 11 Louisiana State 12 Texas A&M 13 Baylor 14 UCLA 15 Iowa 16 Arkansas 17 WASHINGTON 18 Boston College 19 Clemson 20 Florida State Miami (Fla.) 2 Florida State 3 Oklahoma 4 Syracuse 5 Louisiana State 6 Nebraska 7 Auburn 8 Michigan State 9 Texas A&M 10 Clemson 11 UCLA 12 Oklahoma State 13 Tennessee 14 Georgia 15 South Carolina 16 Iowa 17 USC 18 Michigan 19 Texas 20 Indiana Notre Dame 2 Miami (Fla.) 3 Florida State 4 Michigan 5 West Virginia 6 UCLA 7 Auburn 8 Clemson 9 USC 10 Nebraska 11 Oklahoma State 12 Syracuse 13 Arkansas 14 Oklahoma 15 Georgia 16 WASH. STATE 17 N.C. State 18 Alabama 19 Indiana 20 Wyoming Miami (Fla.) 2 Florida State 3 Notre Dame 4 COLORADO 5 Tennessee 6 Auburn 7 Alabama 8 Michigan 9 USC 10 Illinois 11 Clemson 12 Nebraska 13 Arkansas 14 Penn State 15 Virginia 16 Texas Tech 16 Michigan State 18 Brigham Young 19 Pittsburgh 20 WASHINGTON Georgia Tech 2 COLORADO 3 Miami (Fla.) 4 Florida State 5 WASHINGTON 6 Notre Dame 7 Tennessee 8 Michigan 9 Clemson 10 Penn State 11 Texas 12 Louisville 13 Texas A&M 14 Michigan State 15 Virginia 16 Iowa 17 Brigham Young 17 Nebraska 19 Auburn 20 San Jose State 21 Syracuse 22 USC 23 Mississippi 24 Illinois 25 Virginia Tech WASHINGTON 2 Miami (Fla.) 3 Penn State 4 Florida State 5 Alabama 6 Michigan 7 CALIFORNIA 8 Florida 9 East Carolina 10 Iowa 11 Syracuse 12 Notre Dame 13 Texas A&M 14 Oklahoma 15 Tennessee 16 Nebraska 17 Clemson 18 UCLA 19 Georgia 20 COLORADO 21 Tulsa 22 STANFORD 23 Brigham Young 24 Air Force 25 N.C. State Alabama 2 Florida State 3 Miami (Fla.) 4 Notre Dame 5 Michigan 6 Texas A&M 7 Syracuse 8 Georgia 9 STANFORD 10 WASHINGTON 11 Florida 12 Tennessee 13 COLORADO 14 Nebraska 15 N.C. State 16 Mississippi 17 WASH. STATE 18 Ohio State 19 Hawaii 20 North Carolina 21 Boston College 22 Fresno State 23 Kansas 24 Mississippi State 25 Penn State Florida State 2 Notre Dame 3 Nebraska 4 Florida 5 Wisconsin 6 West Virginia 7 Penn State 8 Texas A&M 9 ARIZONA 10 Ohio State 11 Tennessee 12 Boston College 13 Alabama 14 Oklahoma 15 Miami (Fla.) 16 COLORADO 17 UCLA 18 Kansas State 19 Michigan 20 Virginia Tech 21 North Carolina 22 Clemson 23 Louisville 24 CALIFORNIA 25 USC Nebraska 2 Penn State 3 COLORADO 4 Alabama 5 Florida State 6 Miami (Fla.) 7 Florida 8 UTAH 9 Ohio State 10 Brigham Young 11 OREGON 12 Michigan 13 Virginia 14 Colorado State 15 USC 16 Kansas State 17 N.C. State 18 Tennessee 19 WASH. STATE 20 ARIZONA 21 North Carolina 22 Boston College 23 Texas 24 Virginia Tech 25 Mississippi State Nebraska 2 Tennessee 3 Florida 4 Florida State 5 COLORADO 6 Ohio State 7 Kansas State 8 Northwestern 9 Kansas 10 Virginia Tech 11 Notre Dame 12 USC 13 Penn State 14 Texas 15 Texas A&M 16 Virginia 17 Michigan 18 OREGON 19 Syracuse 20 Miami 21 Alabama 22 Auburn 23 Texas Tech 24 Toledo 25 Iowa Florida 2 Ohio State 3 Florida State 4 ARIZONA STATE 5 Brigham Young 6 Nebraska 7 Penn State 8 COLORADO 9 Tennessee 10 North Carolina 11 Alabama 12 Virginia Tech 13 Louisiana State 14 Miami (Fla.) 15 WASHINGTON 16 Northwestern 17 Kansas State 18 Iowa 19 Syracuse 20 Michigan 21 Notre Dame 22 Wyoming 23 Texas 24 Army 25 Auburn Nebraska 2 Michigan 3 Florida State 4 North Carolina 5 UCLA 6 Florida 7 Kansas State 8 Tennessee 9 WASH. STATE 10 Georgia 11 Auburn 12 Ohio State 13 Louisiana State 14 ARIZONA STATE 15 Purdue 16 Colorado State 17 Penn State 18 WASHINGTON 19 So. Mississippi 20 Syracuse 21 Texas A&M 22 Mississippi 23 Missouri 24 Oklahoma State 25 Air Force Tennessee 2 Ohio State 3 Florida State 4 ARIZONA 5 Wisconsin 6 Florida 7 Tulane 8 UCLA 9 Kansas State 10 Air Force 11 Georgia Tech 12 Michigan 13 Texas A&M 14 Georgia 15 Penn State 16 Texas 17 Arkansas 18 Virginia 19 Virginia Tech 20 Nebraska 21 Miami 22 Notre Dame 23 Purdue 24 Syracuse 25 Missouri Florida State 2 Nebraska 3 Virginia Tech 4 Wisconsin 5 Michigan 6 Kansas State 7 Michigan State 8 Alabama 9 Tennessee 10 Marshall 11 Penn State 12 Mississippi State 13 So Mississippi 14 Florida 15 Miami 16 Georgia 17 Minnesota 18 OREGON 19 Arkansas 20 Texas A&M 21 Georgia Tech 22 Mississippi 23 Texas 24 STANFORD 25 Illinois Oklahoma 2 Miami 3 WASHINGTON 4 Florida State 5 OREGON STATE 6 Virginia Tech 7 Nebraska 8 Kansas State 9 OREGON 10 Michigan 11 Florida 12 Texas 13 Purdue 14 Clemson 15 Colorado State 16 Notre Dame 17 Georgia 18 Texas Christian 19 Georgia Tech 20 Auburn 21 South Carolina 22 Mississippi State 23 Iowa State 24 Wisconsin 25 Tennessee Miami (Fla.) 2 OREGON 3 Florida 4 Tennessee 5 Texas 6 Oklahoma 7 Nebraska 8 Louisiana State 9 COLORADO 10 Maryland 11 WASH. STATE 12 Illinois 13 South Carolina 14 Syracuse 15 Florida State 16 Louisville 17 STANFORD 18 Virgina Tech 19 WASHINGTON 20 Michigan 21 Marshall 22 Toledo 23 Boston College 24 Brigham Young 25 Georgia 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 101

104 FINAL COACHES POLL Ohio State 2 Miami (Fla.) 3 Georgia 4 USC 5 Oklahoma 6 Kansas State 7 Texas 8 Iowa 9 Michigan 10 WASH. STATE 11 N.C. State 12 Boise State 13 Maryland 14 Virginia Tech 15 Penn State 16 Auburn 17 Notre Dame 18 Pittsburgh 19 Marshall 20 West Virginia 21 COLORADO 22 TCU 23 Florida State 24 Florida 25 Virginia Texas 2 USC 3 Penn State 4 Ohio State 5 Louisiana State 6 West Virginia 7 Virginia Tech 8 Alabama 9 TCU 10 Georgia 11 Notre Dame 12 OREGON 13 UCLA 14 Auburn 15 Wisconsin 16 Florida 17 Boston College 18 Miami (Fla.) 19 Texas Tech 20 Louisville 21 Clemson 22 Oklahoma 23 Florida State 24 Nebraska 25 CALIFORNIA Florida 2 USC 3 Texas 4 UTAH 5 Oklahoma 6 Alabama 7 TCU 8 Penn State 9 OREGON 10 Georgia 11 Ohio State 12 Texas Tech 13 Boise State 14 Virginia Tech 14 Mississippi 16 Missouri 17 Cincinnati 18 Oklahoma State 19 OREGON STATE 20 Iowa 21 Brigham Young 22 Georgia Tech 23 Florida State 24 Michigan State 25 CALIFORNIA Alabama 2 LSU 3 Oklahoma State 4 OREGON 5 Arkansas 6 Boise State 7 STANFORD 8 South Carolina 9 Michigan 10 Michigan State 11 Wisconsin 12 Baylor 13 TCU 14 Houston 15 Oklahoma 16 Kansas State 17 Virginia Tech 18 West Virginia 19 Southern Miss 20 Georgia 21 Cincinnati 22 Clemson 23 Florida State 24 Nebraska 25 Brigham Young Ohio State 2 OREGON 3 TCU 4 Alabama 5 Michigan State 6 Florida State 7 Georgia Tech 8 Baylor 9 Georgia 10 UCLA 11 Missouri 12 Mississippi State 13 Wisconsin 14 ARIZONA STATE 15 Clemson 16 Boise State 17 ARIZONA 18 Kansas State 19 Mississippi 20 UTAH 21 USC 22 Marshall 23 Auburn 24 Louisville 25 Memphis Louisiana State 2 USC 3 Oklahoma 4 Ohio State 5 Miami (Fla.) 6 Georgia 7 Michigan 8 Iowa 9 WASH. STATE 10 Florida State 11 Texas 12 Miami (Ohio) 13 Kansas State 14 Mississippi 15 Boise State 16 Tennessee 17 Minnesota 18 Nebraska 19 Purdue 20 Maryland 21 UTAH 22 Clemson 23 Bowling Green 24 TCU 25 Florida Florida 2 Ohio State 3 Louisiana State 4 USC 5 Wisconsin 6 Boise State 7 Louisville 8 Auburn 9 Michigan 10 West Virginia 11 Oklahoma 12 Rutgers 13 Texas 14 CALIFORNIA 15 Brigham Young 16 Arkansas 17 Wake Forest 18 Virginia Tech 19 Notre Dame 20 Boston College 21 TCU 22 OREGON STATE 23 Tennessee 24 Hawaii 25 Penn State Alabama 2 Texas 3 Florida 4 Boise State 5 Ohio State 6 TCU 7 Iowa 8 Penn State 9 Cincinnati 10 Virginia Tech 11 OREGON 12 Brigham Young 13 Georgia Tech 14 Nebraska 15 Pittsburgh 16 Wisconsin 17 LSU 18 UTAH 19 Miami (Fla.) 20 USC 21 Mississippi 22 West Virginia 23 Texas Tech 24 Central Michigan 25 Oklahoma State Alabama 2 OREGON 3 Notre Dame 4 Georgia 5 Texas A&M 6 STANFORD 7 South Carolina 8 Florida State 9 Clemson 10 Florida 11 Kansas State 12 LSU 13 Louisville 14 Boise State 15 Oklahoma 16 Northwestern 17 Utah State 18 Texas 19 OREGON STATE 20 Vanderbilt 21 San Jose State 22 Cincinnati 23 Nebraska 24 Northern Illinois 25 Tulsa Alabama 2 Clemson 3 STANFORD 4 Ohio State 5 Oklahoma 6 Michigan State 7 TCU 8 Houston 9 Ole Miss 10 Iowa 11 Michigan 12 Notre Dame 13 Baylor 14 Florida State 15 North Carolina 16 UTAH 17 LSU 18 Navy 19 Oklahoma State 20 OREGON 21 Wisconsin 22 Northwestern 23 Tennessee 24 Georgia 25 Florida USC 2 Auburn 3 Oklahoma 4 Texas 5 UTAH 6 Georgia 7 Louisville 8 Iowa 9 CALIFORNIA 10 Virginia Tech 11 Miami 12 Michigan 13 Boise State 14 Florida State 15 Tennessee 16 Louisiana State 17 Texas Tech 18 Wisconsin 19 Ohio State 20 ARIZONA STATE 21 Boston College 22 Fresno State 23 Virginia 24 Navy 25 Florida Louisiana State 2 USC 3 Georgia 4 Ohio State 5 Missouri 6 West Virginia 7 Kansas 8 Oklahoma 9 Virginia Tech 10 Texas 11 Boston College 12 Tennessee 13 ARIZONA STATE 14 Auburn 14 BYU 16 Florida 17 Hawai i 18 Illinois 19 Michigan 20 Cincinati 21 Wisconsin 22 Clemson 23 Texas Tech 24 OREGON 25 Penn State Auburn 2 TCU 3 OREGON 4 STANFORD 5 Ohio State 6 Oklahoma 7 Boise State 8 LSU 9 Wisconsin 10 Oklahoma State 11 Alabama 12 Arkansas 13 Nevada 14 Michigan State 15 Virginia Tech 16 Florida State 17 Mississippi State 18 Missouri 19 Nebraska 20 UCF 21 Texas A&M 22 South Carolina 23 UTAH 24 Maryland 25 North Carolina St Florida State 2 Auburn 3 Michigan State 4 South Carolina 5 Missouri 6 Oklahoma 7 Clemson 8 Alabama 9 OREGON 10 STANFORD 10 Ohio State 12 UCF 13 Baylor 14 LSU 15 Louisville 16 UCLA 17 Oklahoma State 18 Texas A&M 19 USC 20 ARIZONA STATE 21 Wisconsin 22 Duke 23 Vanderbilt 24 Notre Dame 25 Nebraska Clemson 2 Alabama 3 Oklahoma 4 WASHINGTON 5 USC 6 Ohio State 7 Penn State 8 Florida State 9 Wisconsin 10 Michigan 11 Oklahoma State 12 STANFORD 13 Florida 14 LSU 15 COLORADO 16 Virginia Tech 17 West Virginia 18 Western Michigan 19 South Florida 20 Louisville 21 UTAH 22 Auburn 23 Miami 24 Tennessee 25 San Diego State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

105 BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES FINAL RANKINGS ( ) Tennessee 2 Florida State 3 Kansas State 4 Ohio State 5 UCLA 6 Texas A&M 7 ARIZONA 8 Florida 9 Wisconsin 10 Tulane 11 Nebraska 12 Virginia 13 Arkansas 14 Georgia Tech 15 Syracuse Florida State 2 Virginia Tech 3 Nebraska 4 Alabama 5 Tennessee 6 Kansas State 7 Wisconsin 8 Michigan 9 Michigan State 10 Florida 11 Penn State 12 Marshall 13 Minnesota 14 Texas A&M 15 Texas Oklahoma 2 Florida State 3 Miami (Fla.) 4 WASHINGTON 5 Virginia Tech 6 OREGON STATE 7 Florida 8 Nebraska 9 Kansas State 10 OREGON 11 Notre Dame 12 Texas 13 Georgia Tech 14 TCU 15 Clemson Miami (Fla.) 2 Nebraska 3 COLORADO 4 OREGON 5 Florida 6 Tennessee 7 Texas 8 Illinois 9 STANFORD 10 Maryland 11 Oklahoma 12 WASH. STATE 13 LSU 14 South Carolina 15 WASHINGTON Miami (Fla.) 2 Ohio State 3 Georgia 4 USC 5 Iowa 6 WASH. STATE 7 Oklahoma 8 Kansas State 9 Notre Dame 10 Texas 11 Michigan 12 Penn State 13 COLORADO 14 Florida State 15 West Virginia Oklahoma 2 LSU 3 USC 4 Michigan 5 Ohio State 6 Texas 7 Florida State 8 Tennessee 9 Miami (Fla.) 10 Kansas State 11 Miami (Ohio) 12 Georgia 13 Iowa 14 Purdue 15 Florida 16 WASH. STATE 17 Boise State 18 TCU 19 Mississippi 20 Nebraska 21 Oklahoma State 22 UTAH 23 Maryland 24 Bowling Green 25 Minnesota USC 2 Oklahoma 3 Auburn 4 Texas 5 CALIFORNIA 6 UTAH 7 Georgia 8 Virginia Tech 9 Boise State 10 Louisville 11 LSU 12 Iowa 13 Michigan 14 Miami (Fla.) 15 Tennessee 16 Florida State 17 Wisconsin 18 Virginia 19 ARIZONA STATE 20 Texas A&M 21 Pittsburgh 22 Texas Tech 23 Florida 24 Oklahoma State 25 Ohio State USC 2 Texas 3 Penn State 4 Ohio State 5 OREGON 6 Notre Dame 7 Georgia 8 Miami (Fla.) 9 Auburn 10 Virginia Tech 11 West Virginia 12 LSU 13 Alabam 14 TCU 15 Texas Tech 16 UCLA 17 Florida 18 Wisconsin 19 Louisville 20 Michigan 21 Boston College 22 Florida State 23 Oklahoma 24 Georgia Tech 25 Northwestern Ohio State 2 Florida 3 Michigan 4 LSU 5 USC 6 Louisville 7 Wisconsin 8 Boise State 9 Auburn 10 Oklahoma 11 Notre Dame 12 Arkansas 13 West Virginia 14 Wake Forest 15 Virginia Tech 16 Rutgers 17 Tennessee 18 CALIFORNIA 19 Texas 20 BYU 21 Texas A&M 22 OREGON STATE 23 Nebraska 24 Boston College 25 UCLA Ohio State 2 LSU 3 Virginia Tech 4 Oklahoma 5 Georgia 6 Missouri 7 USC 8 Kansas 9 West Virginia 10 Hawai i 11 ARIZONA STATE 12 Florida 13 Illinois 14 Boston College 15 Clemson 16 Tennessee 17 BYU 18 Wisconsin 19 Texas 20 Virginia 21 USF 22 Cincinnati 23 Auburn 24 Boise State 25 Connecticut Oklahoma 2 Florida 3 Texas 4 Alabama 5 USC 6 UTAH 7 Texas Tech 8 Penn State 9 Boise State 10 Ohio State 11 TCU 12 Cincinnati 13 Oklahoma State 14 Georgia Tech 15 Georgia 16 Brigham Young 17 OREGON 18 Michigan State 19 Virginia Tech 20 PIttsburgh 21 Missouri 22 Ball State 23 Northwestern 24 Boston College 25 Mississippi Alabama 2 Texas 3 Cincinnati 4 TCU 5 Florida 6 Boise State 7 OREGON 8 Ohio State 9 Georgia Tech 10 Iowa 11 Virginia Tech 12 LSU 13 Penn State 14 Brigham Young 15 Miami (Fla.) 16 West Virginia 17 Pittsburgh 18 OREGON STATE 19 Oklahoma State 20 ARIZONA 21 STANFORD 22 Nebraska 23 UTAH 24 USC 25 Wisconsin Auburn 2 OREGON 3 TCU 4 STANFORD 5 Wisconsin 6 Ohio State 7 Oklahoma 8 Arkansas 9 Michigan State 10 Boise State 11 LSU 12 Missouri 13 Virginia Tech 14 Oklahoma State 15 Nevada 16 Alabama 17 Texas A&M 18 Nebraska 19 UTAH 20 South Carolina 21 Mississippi State 22 West Virginia 23 Florida State 24 Hawai i 25 UCF LSU 2 Alabama 3 Oklahoma State 4 STANFORD 5 OREGON 6 Arkansas 7 Boise State 8 Kanas State 9 South Carolina 10 Wisconsin 11 Virginia Tech 12 Baylor 13 Michigan 14 Oklahoma 15 Clemson 16 Georgia 17 Michigan State 18 TCU 19 Houston 20 Nebraska 21 Southern Miss 22 Penn State 23 West Virginia 24 Texas 25 Auburn Notre Dame 2 Alabama 3 Florida 4 OREGON 5 Kansas State 6 STANFORD 7 Georgia 8 LSU 9 Texas A&M 10 South Carolina 11 Oklahoma 12 Florida State 13 OREGON STATE 14 Clemson 15 Northern Illinois 16 Nebraska 17 UCLA 18 Michigan 19 Boise State 20 Northwestern 21 Louisville 22 Utah State 23 Texas 24 San Jose State 25 Kent State Florida State 2 Auburn 3 Alabama 4 Michigan State 5 STANFORD 6 Baylor 7 Ohio State 8 Missouri 9 South Carolina 10 OREGON 11 Oklahoma 12 Clemson 13 Oklahoma State 14 ARIZONA STATE 15 UCF 16 LSU 17 UCLA 18 Louisville 19 Wisconsin 20 Fresno State 21 Texas A&M 24 Georgia 23 Northern Illinois 24 Duke 25 USC 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 103

106 COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF FINAL RANKINGS Alabama 2 OREGON 3 Florida State 4 Ohio State 5 Baylor 6 TCU 7 Mississippi State 8 Michigan State 9 Mississippi 10 ARIZONA 11 Kansas State 12 Georgia Tech 13 Georgia 14 UCLA 15 ARIZONA STATE 16 Missouri 17 Clemson 18 Wisconsin 19 Auburn 20 Boise State 21 Louisville 22 UTAH 23 LSU 24 USC 25 Minnesota Clemson 2 Alabama 3 Michigan State 4 Oklahoma 5 Iowa 6 STANFORD 7 Ohio State 8 Notre Dame 9 Florida State 10 North Carolina 11 TCU 12 Ole Miss 13 Northwestern 14 Michigan 15 OREGON 16 Oklahoma State 17 Baylor 18 Houston 19 Florida 20 LSU 21 Navy 22 UTAH 23 Tennessee 24 Temple 25 USC Alabama 2 Clemson 3 Ohio State 4 WASHINGTON 5 Penn State 6 Michigan 7 Oklahoma 8 Wisconsin 9 USC 10 COLORADO 11 Florida State 12 Oklahoma State 13 Louisville 14 Auburn 15 Western Michigan 16 West Virginia 17 Florida 18 STANFORD 19 UTAH 20 LSU 21 Tennessee 22 Virginia Tech 23 Pittsburgh 24 Temple 25 Navy PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY

107 POLL MISCELLANEOUS POLL MISCELLANEOUS MATCHUPS BETWEEN PAC-12 TEAMS RANKED IN THE AP TOP 10 (SINCE 1986) Nov. 1, No. 7 Arizona State defeated No. 6 Washington, 34-21, at Tempe Nov. 19, No. 2 USC defeated No. 6 UCLA, 31-22, at Pasadena Oct. 19, No. 3 Washington defeated No. 7 California, 24-17, at Berkeley Oct. 10, No. 3 UCLA defeated No. 10 Arizona, 52-28, at Tucson Nov. 18, No. 8 Oregon State defeated No. 5 Oregon, 23-13, at Corvallis Oct. 13, No. 7 UCLA defeated No. 10 Washington, 35-13, at Pasadena Nov. 1, No. 3 USC defeated No. 6 Washington State, 43-16, at Los Angeles Oct. 9, No. 1 USC defeated No. 7 California, 23-17, at Los Angeles Oct. 27, No. 5 Oregon defeated No. 9 USC, 24-17, at Eugene Nov. 3, No. 5 Oregon defeated No. 4 Arizona State, 35-23, at Eugene Oct. 3, No. 10 Oregon defeated No. 4 USC, 47-20, at Eugene Nov. 12, No. 6 Oregon defeated No. 3 Stanford, 53-30, at Stanford Nov. 7, No. 5 Stanford defeated No. 3 Oregon, 26-20, at Stanford Dec. 5, No. 2 Oregon defeated No. 7 Arizona, 51-13, at Santa Clara (FCG) Sept. 20, No. 10 Washington defeated No 7 Stanford, 44-6, at Seattle Dec. 2, No. 4 Washington defeated No. 9 Colorado, 41-10, at Santa Clara (FCG) MOST PAC-12 TEAMS RANKED IN A GIVEN WEEK IN THE AP TOP 25 6 teams (15 times) Sept. 17, 1989 WASH (11), USC (12), WSU (19), ORE (22), ARIZ (23), UCLA (24) (COLO-8*) Sept. 6, 1998 UCLA (6), WASH (11), ASU (14), ARIZ (21), USC (22), ORE (24) (COLO-16*) Sept. 15, 2002 ORE (9), USC (11), WASH (13), WSU (16), UCLA (20), CAL (23) Sept. 30, 2012 ORE (2), USC (13), OSU (14), WSU (18), WASH (23), UCLA (25) Oct. 29, 2012 ORE (2), OSU (13), STAN 915), USC 918), ARIZ (24), UCLA (25) Jan. 7, 2014 ORE (9), STAN (11), UCLA (16), USC (19), ASU (21), WASH (25) Preseason, 2014 ORE (3), UCLA (7), STAN (11), USC (15), ASU (19), WASH (25) Oct. 5, 2014 ARIZ (10), ORE (12), UCLA (18), ASU (20), UTAH (24), STAN (25) Oct. 12, 2014 ORE (9), ARIZ (16), ASU (17), UTAH (20), USC (22), STAN (23) Oct. 19, 2014 ORE (6), ASU (14), ARIZ (15), UTAH (19), USC (20), UCLA (25) Nov. 16, 2014 ORE (3), UCLA (11), ASU (13), ARIZ (15), UTAH (20), USC (24) Dec. 7, 2014 ORE (3), ARIZ (12), UCLA (14), ASU (15), UTAH (23), USC (24) Jan. 13, 2015 ORE (2), UCLA (10), ASU (12), ARIZ (19), USC (20), UTAH (21) Preseason, 2015 ORE (7), USC (8), UCLA (13), ASU (15), STAN (21), ARIZ (22) Sept. 20, 2015 UCLA (9), ORE (13), ARIZ (16), UTAH (18), USC (19), STAN (21) *-Colorado was not a member of the Pac-12 at time of ranking APPEARANCES IN AP TOP 25 Total Highest Ranking in Top 25 USC (last; 2012) UCLA (last; 1988) Washington (last; 1992) Colorado (last; 1990) Arizona State (last; 1996) Oregon (last; 2012) Stanford (last; 1940) California (last; 1951) Arizona (last; 1985) Washington State (last; 2002) Utah (last; 2008) Oregon State 95 4 (last; 2000) (since 1936, 1086 total polls) *Courtesy of Collegepollarchive.com POLL MISCELLANEOUS... Last time no Pac-12 team appeared in the Associated Press poll - Nov. 21, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HISTORY 105

108 PAC-12 PLAYERS Troy Aikman, QB, UCLA, Frankie Albert, QB, STAN, Marcus Allen, RB, USC, Bobby Anderson, QB/RB, COLO, Dick Anderson, S, COLO, Jon Arnett, HB, USC, John W. Baker, G, USC, Terry Baker, QB, OSU, Stanley N. Barnes, C-E, CAL, Steve Bartkowski, QB, CAL, J.W. Beckett, T, ORE, Hal Bedsole, TE, USC, Ricky Bell, RB, Tony Boeselli, USC, Vic Bottari, HB, CAL, John Brodie, QB, STAN, Raymond Brown, T, USC, Bob Bruenig, LB, ASU, Tedy Bruschi, DE, ARIZ, Brad Budde, OG, USC, Chris Burford, WR, STAN, Charles O. Carroll, HB, WASH, Chuck Cecil, DB, ARIZ, Sam Chapman, HB, CAL, Paul Cleary, E, USC, Randy Cross, OG, UCLA, William Corbus, G, STAN, Sam Cunningham, RB, USC, Anthony Davis, RB, USC, Morley Drury, QB, USC, Kenny Easley, DB, UCLA, Glen Edwards, T, WSU, John Elway, QB, STAN, Steve Emtman, DL, WASH, Bill Enyart, FB, OSU, Tom Fears, E, UCLA, John Ferraro, T, USC, , Rod Franz, G, CAL, Hugh Gallarneau, HB, STAN, Mike Garrett, TB, USC, Frank Gifford, HB, USC, Walter A. Gordon, T, CAL, Robert Grayson, FB, STAN, Robert A. Hamilton, HB, STAN, Michael Haynes, DB, ASU, Matt Hazeltine, LB, CAL, Melvin Hein, C, WSU, Don Heinrich, QB, WASH, Robert Hertwig, C, CAL, Edwin Horrell, C, CAL, Ricky Hunley, LB, ARIZ, John Jefferson, WR, ASU, Jack Jensen, FB, CAL, Morton Kaer, HB, USC, Joe Kapp, QB, CAL, Lincoln Kennedy, OT, WASH, Billy Kilmer, TB, UCLA, John Kitzmiller, HB, ORE, Ronnie Lott, S, USC, Ken Margerum, WR, STAN, Vic Markov, T, WASH, Reuben Mayes, RB, WSU, William McColl, E, STAN, Randall McDaniel, OG, ASU, Hugh McElhenny, HB, WASH, Mike McKeever, G, USC, Dan A. McMillan, T, CAL, Donn Moomaw, LB, UCLA, Craig Morton, QB, CAL, James Monk Moscrip, E, STAN, Harold Brick Muller, E, CAL, Darrin Nelson, STAN, , COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Ernest Nevers, FB, STAN, Jonathan Ogden, OT, UCLA, Herb Orvis, DE, COLO, Erny Pinckert, HB, USC, Jim Plunkett, QB, STAN, Marvin Powell, OT, USC, Ron Pritchard, LB, ASU, Ahmad Rashad, RB/WR, ORE Mel Renfro, HB, ORE, Robert Reynolds, T, STAN, Les Richter, G, CAL, Jerry Robinson, LB, UCLA, Joe Romig, G, COLO, Aaron Rosenberg, G, USC, Bob Schloredt, QB, WASH, Paul Schwegler, T, WASH, John Sciarra, UCLA, Jeff Siemon, LB, STAN, O. J. Simpson, RB, USC, Ernest Smith, T, USC, Harry Smith, G, USC, Al Sparis, G-LB, UCLA, , 45 Max Starcevich, G, WASH, Lynn Swann, WR, USC, Chuck Taylor, G, STAN, Pat Tillman, LB, ASU, Mike Utley, OG, WSU, Norm Van Brocklin, QB, ORE, Rob Waldrop, DL, ARIZ, Irvine (Cotton) Warburton, QB, USC, Kenny Washington, HB, UCLA, Byron Whizzer White, HB, COLO, Danny White, QB, ASU Ed White, DL, CAL, Paul Wiggin, DT, STAN, Alfred Williams, DE, COLO, George Wilson, HB, WASH, Richard Wood, LB, USC, Ron Yary, OT, USC, Charles Young, TE, USC, BY SCHOOL ARIZONA Ricky Hunley, LB, Chuck Cecil, DB, Rob Waldrop, DL, Tedy Bruschi, DE, ARIZONA STATE Ron Pritchard, LB, Danny White, QB, Bob Bruenig, LB, Michael Haynes, DB, John Jefferson, WR, Randall McDaniel, OG, Pat Tillman, LB, CALIFORNIA Walter A. Gordon, T, Stanley Barnes, C-E, Dan A. McMillan, T, Harold Brick Muller, E, Edwin Horrell, C, Sam Chapman, HB, Robert Hertwig, C, Vic Bottari, HB, Jackie Jensen, FB, Rod Franz, G, Les Richter, G, Matt Hazeltine, LB, Joe Kapp, QB, Craig Morton, QB, Ed White, DL, Steve Bartkowski, QB, CAL, COLORADO Byron Whizzer White, HB, Joe Romig, G, Dick Anderson, S, Bobby Anderson, QB/RB, Herb Orvis, DE, Alfred Williams, DE, OREGON John W. Beckett, T, John Kitzmiller, HB, Norm Van Brocklin, QB, Mel Renfro, HB, Ahmad Rashad, RB/WR, OREGON STATE Terry Baker, QB, Bill Enyart, FB, STANFORD Ernest Nevers, FB, William Corbus, G, Robert Grayson, FB, Robert Hamilton, HB, James Monk Moscrip, E, Robert Reynolds, T, Hugh Gallarneau, HB, Frankie Albert, QB, Chuck Taylor, G, Ken Margerum, WR, William McColl, C, John Brodie, QB, Paul Wiggin, DT, Chris Burford, WR, Jim Plunkett, QB, Jeff Siemon, LB, John Elway, QB, Darrin Nelson, RB, , UCLA Kenny Washington, HB, Al Sparlis, G-LB, , 45 Tom Fears, E, Donn Moomaw, LB, Billy Kilmer, TB, Randy Cross, OG, Jerry Robinson, LB, Kenny Easley, DB, Troy Aikman, QB, Jonathan Ogden, OT, John Sciarra, QB, USC Morton Kaer, HB, Morley Drury, QB, John W. Baker, G, Erny Pinckert, HB, Raymond Brown, T, Ernest Smith, T, Aaron Rosenberg, G, Irvine Cotton Warburton, QB, Harry Smith, G, John Ferraro, T, , Paul Cleary, E, Frank Gifford, HB, Jon Arnett, HB, Mike McKeever, G, Mike Garrett, TB, Ron Yary, OT, O. J. Simpson, TB, Sam Cunningham, RB, Charles Young, TE, USC, Lynn Swann, WR, Anthony Davis, RB, Richard Wood, LB, USC, Ricky Bell, RB, Marvin Powell, OT, Brad Budde, OG, Charles White, RB, Ronnie Lott, S, Marcus Allen, RB, Hal Bedsole, TE, USC, Tony Boselli, OT, WASHINGTON George Wilson, HB, Charles O. Carroll, HB, Paul Schwegler, T, Max Starcevich, G, Vic Markov, T, Don Heinrich, QB, Hugh McElhenny, HB, Bob Schloredt, QB, Steve Emtman, DL, Lincoln Kennedy, OT, WASHINGTON STATE Melvin Hein, L, Glenn Edwards, T, Rueben Mayes, RB, Mike Utley, OG, PAC-12 COACHES Ike Armstrong, UTAH, Hugo Bezdek, ORE, Walter Camp, STAN, 1892, Len Casanova, ORE, John Cooper, ASU, Gilmour Dobie, WASH, Terry Donahue, UCLA, Forest Evashevski, WSU, Orin (Babe) Hollingbery, WSU, Bill Ingram, CAL, Don James, WASH, Howard Jones, USC, Andrew Kerr, STAN, Frank Kush, ASU, Bill McCartney, COLO, John McKay, USC, James Phelan, WASH, Tommy Prothro, OSU, ; UCLA, John Ralston, STAN, John Robinson, USC, , Darrell Royal, WASH, 1956 Henry Red Sanders, UCLA, Clark Shaughnessy, STAN, Lawrence Buck Shaw, CAL, 1945 Andy Smith, CAL, Chuck Taylor, STAN, Lynn Pappy Waldorf, CAL, Pop Warner, STAN, Fielding Yost, STAN, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

109 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 1962 TERRY BAKER, QB OREGON STATE YEAR PA PC YDS AVG TD ATT YDS TD TOTAL MIKE GARRETT, HB USC YEAR ATT YDS AVG TD OTHER CAREER STATS: REC-YDS-AVG-TD: PR-YDS-AVG-TD: KOR-YDS-AVG-TD: TOTAL GARY BEBAN, QB UCLA YEAR PA PC YDS AVG TD ATT YDS TD TOTAL O.J. SIMPSON, HB USC YEAR ATT YDS AVG TD OTHER CAREER STATS: REC-YDS-AVG-TD: KOR-YDS-AVG-TD: TOTAL JIM PLUNKETT, QB STANFORD YEAR PA PC YDS AVG TD ATT YDS TD TOTAL CHARLES WHITE, HB USC YEAR ATT YDS AVG TD OTHER CAREER STATS: REC-YDS-AVG-TD: KOR-YDS-AVG-TD: TOTAL PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 107

110 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNERS 1981 MARCUS ALLEN, HB USC YEAR ATT YDS AVG TD REC YDS AVG TD TOTAL RASHAAN SALAAM, TB COLORADO YEAR ATT YDS AVG TD REC YDS AVG TD TOTAL CARSON PALMER, QB USC YEAR PA PC YDS AVG TD ATT YDS TD TOTAL , MATT LEINART, QB USC YEAR PA PC YDS AVG TD ATT YDS TD TOTAL MARCUS MARIOTA, QB OREGON YEAR PA PC YDS AVG TD ATT YDS TD TOTAL PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

111 PAC-12 IN THE HEISMAN VOTING Jay Berwanger Chicago 2 Monk Meyer Army 3 William Shakespeare Notre Dame 4 Pepper Constable Princeton Larry Kelly Yale 2 Sam Francis Nebraska 3 Ray Buivid Marquette 4 Sammy Baugh TCU 5 Clint Frank Yale 6 Ed Widseth Minnesota 7 Ace Parker Duke 8 Fred Vanzo Northwestern 9 Gaynell Tinsley LSU 10 Alex Wojciechowicz Fordham Clint Frank Yale 2 Byron White Colorado 3 Marshall Goldberg Pittsburgh 4 Alex Wojciechowicz Fordham 5 Joe Kilgore Alabama 6 Sid Luckman Columbia 7 Carl Hinkle Vanderbilt 8 Vic Bottari California 9 Sam Chapman California 10 Brud Holland Cornell Davey O Brien TCU 2 Marshall Goldberg Pittsburgh 3 Sid Luckman Columbia 4 Bob MacLeod Dartmouth 5 Vic Bottari California 6 Howard Weiss Wisconsin 7 George Cafego Tennessee 8 Kiadrich TCU 9 Whitney Beinor Notre Dame 10 Dean Hill Duke Nile Kinnick Iowa 2 Tom Harmon Michigan 3 Paul Christman Missouri 4 George Cafego Tennessee 5 John Kimbrough Texas A&M 6 Kenny Washington UCLA 7 Ken Kavanaugh LSU 8 Banks McFadden Clemson 9 Jay Graybeal Oregon 10 John Schiechl Santa Clara Tom Harmon Michigan 2 John Kimbrough Texas A&M 3 George Franck Minnesota 4 Frankie Albert Stanford 5 Paul Christman Missouri 6 Bob Suffridge Tennessee 7 Charles O Rouke Boston College 8 Norman Standlee Stanford 9 Marshall Robnett Texas A&M 10 Walt Matusczak Cornell Bruce Smith Minnesota 2 Angelo Bertelli Notre Dame 3 Frankie Albert Stanford 4 Frank Sinkwich Georgia 5 Bill Dudley Virginia 6 Endicott Peabody Harvard 7 Edgar Jones Pittsburgh 8 Bob Westfall Michigan 9 Steve Lach Duke 10 Jack Crain Texas Frank Sinkwich Georgia 2 Paul Governali Columbia 3 Clint Castleberry Georgia Tech 4 Mike Holvak Boston College 5 Bill Hillenbrand Indiana 6 Angelo Bertelli Notre Dame 7 Dick Wildung Minnesota 8 Gene Fekete Ohio State 9 Glenn Dobbs Tulsa 10 Dave Schreiner Wisconsin Angelo Bertelli Notre Dame 2 Bob Odell Pennsylvania 3 Otto Graham Northwestern 4 Creighton Miller Notre Dame 5 Eddie Prokop Georgia Tech 6 Hal Hamburg Navy 7 Bill Daley Michigan 8 Tony Butkovich Purdue 9 Jim White Notre Dame Les Horvath Ohio State 2 Glenn Davis Army 3 Felix Blanchard Army 4 Don Whitmire Navy 5 Buddy Young Illinois 6 Bob Kelly Notre Dame 7 Bob Jenkins Navy 8 Doug Kenna Army 9 Bob Fenimore Oklahoma A&M 10 Shorty McWilliams Mississippi St Felix Blanchard Army 2 Glenn Davis Army 3 Bob Fenimore Oklahoma A&M 4 Herman Wedemeyer St. Mary s 5 Harry Gilmer Alabama 6 Frank Dancewicz Notre Dame 7 Warren Amling Ohio State 8 Pete Pihos Indiana 9 Clyde Scott Navy Glenn Davis Army 2 Charles Trippi Georgia 3 John Lujak Notre Dame 4 Felix Blanchard Army 5 Herman Wedemeyer St. Mary s 6 Arnold Tucker Army 7 Harry Gilmer Alabama 8 Burr Baldwin UCLA 9 Bobby Layne Texas John Lujack Notre Dame 2 Bob Chappuis Michigan 3 Doak Walker SMU 4 Charley Conerly Mississippi 5 Harry Gilmer Alabama 6 Bobby Layne Texas 7 Chuch Bednarik Penn 8 Bill Swiacki Columbia Doak Walker SMU 2 Charlie Justice North Carolina 3 Check Bednarik Pennsylvania 4 Jackie Jensen California 5 Stanley Heath Nevada 6 Norm Van Brocklin Oregon 7 Emil Sitko Notre Dame 8 Jack Mitchell Oklahoma Leon Hart Notre Dame 2 Charlie Justice North Carolina 3 Doak Walker SMU 4 Arnold Galiffa Army 5 Bob Williams Notre Dame 6 Eddie LeBaron Pacific 7 Clayton Tonnemaker Minnesota 8 Emil Sitko Notre Dame Vic Janowicz Ohio State 2 Kyle Rote SMU 3 Red Bagnell Pennsylvania 4 Babe Parilli Kentucky 5 Bobby Reynolds Nebraska 6 Bob Williams Notre Dame 7 Leon Heath Oklahoma 8 Dan Foldberg Army Dick Kazmaier Princeton 2 Hank Lauricella Tennessee 3 Babe Parilli Kentucky 4 Bill McColl Stanford 5 John Bright Drake 6 John Karras Illinois 7 Larry Isbell Baylor 8 Hugh McElhenny Washington 9 Ollie Matson San Francisco Billy Vessels Oklahoma 2 Jack Scarbath Maryland 3 Paul Giel Minnesota 4 Don Moomaw UCLA 5 John Lattner Notre Dame 6 Paul Cameron UCLA 7 Jim Sears USC 8 Don McAuliffe Michigan State 9 Don Heinrich Washington 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 109

112 PAC-12 IN THE HEISMAN VOTING John Lattner Notre Dame 2 Paul Giel Minnesota 3 Paul Cameron UCLA 4 Bernie Faloney Maryland 5 Bob Garrett Stanford 6 Alan Ameche Wisconsin 7 J.C. Caroline Illinois 8 J.D. Roberts Oklahoma 9 Lamar McHan Arkansas Alan Ameche Wisconsin 2 Kurt Burris Oklahoma 3 Howard Cassady Ohio State 4 Ralph Guglielmi Notre Dame 5 Paul Larson California 6 Dick Moegle Rice 7 Jack Elena UCLA 8 George Shaw Oregon 9 Pete Vann Army 10 Bob McNamara Minnesota Howard Cassady Ohio State 2 Jim Swink TCU 3 George Welsh Navy 4 Earl Morrall Michigan State 5 Paul Hornung Notre Dame 6 Bob Pellegrini Maryland 7 Ron Beagle Navy 8 Ron Kramer Michigan 9 Bo Bolinger Oklahoma 10 Jon Arnett USC Paul Hornung Notre Dame 2 John Majors Tennessee 3 Tommy McDonald Oklahoma 4 Jerry Tubbs Oklahoma 5 Jimnny Brown Syracuse 6 Ron Kramer Michigan 7 John Brodie Stanford 8 Jim Parker Ohio State 9 Kenny Ploen Iowa 10 Joe Walton Pitsburgh John David Crow Texas A&M 2 Alex Karras Iowa 3 Walt Kowalcyzk Michigan State 4 Lou Michaels Kentucky 5 Tom Forrestal Navy 6 Jim Phillips Auburn 7 Bob Anderson Army 8 Dan Currie Michigan State 9 Clendon Thomas Oklahoma 10 Lee Grosscup Utah Peter Dawkins Army 2 Randy Duncan Iowa 3 Billy Cannon LSU 4 Bob White Ohio State 5 Joe Kapp California 6 Bill Austin Rutgers 7 Bob Harrison Oklahoma 8 Dick Bass College of Pacific 9 Don Meredith SMU 10 Nick Pietrosante Notre Dame Billy Cannon LSU 2 Richie Lucas Penn State 3 Don Meredith SMU 4 Bill Burrell Illinois 5 Charles Flowers Mississippi 6 Dean Look Michigan State 7 Dale Hackbart Wisconsin 8 Dwight Nichols Iowa State 9 Monty Stickles Notre Dame 10 Ron Burton Northwestern Joe Bellino Navy 2 Tom Brown Minnesota 3 Jake Gibbs Mississippi 4 Ed Dyas Auburn 5 Bill Kilmer UCLA 6 Mike Ditka Pittsburgh 7 Tom Matte Ohio State 8 Dan LaRose Missouri 9 Pervis Atkins New Mexico State 10 E.J. Holub Texas Tech Ernie Davis Syracuse 2 Bob Ferguson Ohio State 3 Jimmy Saxton Texas 4 Sandy Stephens Minnesota 5 Pat Trammell Alabama 6 Joe Romig Colorado 7 John Hadl Kansas 8 Gary Collins Maryland 9 Roman Gabriel N.C. State 10 Merlin Olsen Utah State TERRY BAKER OREGON STATE 2 Jerry Stovall LSU 3 Bobby Bell Minnesota 4 Lee Roy Jordan Alabama 5 George Mira Miami 6 Pat Richter Wisconsin 7 George Saimes Michigan State 8 Billy Lothridge Georgia Tech 9 Ron Vander Kelen Wisconsin 10 Eldon Fortie Brigham Young Roger Staubach Navy 2 Billy Lothridge Georgia Tech 3 Sherman Lewis Michigan State 4 Don Trull Baylor 5 Scott Appleton Texas 6 Dick Butkus Illinois 7 Jimmy Sidle Auburn 8 Terry Isaacson Air Force 9 Jay Wilkinson Duke 10 George Mira Miami John Huarte Notre Dame 2 Jerry Rhome Tulsa 3 Dick Butkus Illinois 4 Bob Timberlake Michigan 5 Jack Snow Notre Dame 6 Tucker Frederickson Auburn 7 Craig Morton California 8 Steve DeLong Tennessee 9 Cosmo Iacavazzi Princeton 10 Brian Piccolo Wake Forest MIKE GARRETT USC 2 Howard Twilley Tulsa 3 Jim Grabowski Illinois 4 Donny Anderson Texas Tech 5 Floyd Little Syracuse 6 Steve Juday Michigan State 7 Tommy Nobis Texas 8 Bob Griese Purdue 9 Steve Spurrier Florida 10 Steve Sloan Alabama Steve Spurrier Florida 2 Bob Griese Purdue 3 Nick Eddy Notre Dame 4 Gary Beban UCLA 5 Floyd Little Syracuse 6 Clint Jones Michigan State 7 Mel Farr UCLA 8 Terry Hanratty Notre Dame 9 Loyd Phillips Arkansas 10 George Patton Georgia GARY BEBAN UCLA 2 O.J. Simpson USC 3 Leroy Keyes Purdue 4 Larry Csonka Syracuse 5 Kim Hammond Florida State 6 Bob Johnson Tennessee 7 Granville Liggins Oklahoma 8 Dewey Warren Tennessee 9 Wayne Meylan Nebraska 10 Terry Hanratty Notre Dame O.J. SIMPSON USC 2 Leroy Keyes Purdue 3 Terry Hanratty Notre Dame 4 Ted Kwalick Penn State 5 Ted Hendricks Miami 6 Ron Johnson Michigan 7 Bobby Douglas Kansas 8 Chris Gilbert Texas 9 Brian Dowling Yale 10 Ron Sellers Florida State Steve Owens Oklahoma 2 Mike Phipps Purdue 3 Rex Kern Ohio State 4 Archie Manning Mississippi 5 Mike Reid Penn State 6 Mike McCoy Notre Dame 7 Jim Otis Ohio State 8 Jim Plunkett Stanford 9 Steve Kiner Tennessee 10 Jack Tatum Ohio State JIM PLUNKETT STANFORD 2 Joe Theismann Notre Dame 3 Archie Manning Mississippi 4 Steve Wooster Texas 5 Rex Kern Ohio State 6 Pat Sullivan Auburn 7 Jack Tatum Ohio State 8 Ernie Jennings Air Force 9 Don McCauley North Carolina 10 Lynn Dickey Kansas State PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

113 PAC-12 IN THE HEISMAN VOTING Pat Sullivan Auburn 2 Ed Marinaro Cornell 3 Greg Pruitt Oklahoma 4 John Musso Alabama 5 Lydell Mitchell Penn State 6 Jack Mildren Oklahoma 7 Jerry Tagge Nebraska 8 Chuck Ealey Toledo 9 Walt Patulski Notre Dame 10 Eric Allen Michigan State Johnny Rodgers Nebraska 2 Greg Pruitt Oklahoma 3 Rich Glover Nebraska 4 Bert Jones LSU 5 Terry Davis Alabama 6 John Hufnagel Penn State 7 George Amundsen Iowa State 8 Otis Armstrong Purdue 9 Don Strock Virginia Tech 10 Gary Huff Florida State John Capelletti Penn State 2 John Hicks Ohio State 3 Roosevelt Leaks Texas 4 David Jaynes Kansas 5 Archie Griffin Ohio State 6 Randy Gradishar Ohio State 7 Lucious Selmon Oklahoma 8 Woody Green Arizona State 9 Danny White Arizona State 10 Kermit Johnson UCLA Archie Griffin Ohio State 2 Anthony Davis USC 3 Joe Washington Oklahoma 4 Tom Clements Notre Dame 5 Dave Humm Nebraska 6 Dennis Franklin Michigan State 7 Rod Shoate Oklahoma 8 Gary Scheide Brigham Young 9 Randy White Maryland 10 Steve Bartkowski California Archie Griffin Ohio State 2 Chuck Muncie California 3 Ricky Bell USC 4 Tony Dorsett Pittsburgh 5 Joe Washington Oklahoma 6 Jimmy Dubose Florida 7 John Sciarra UCLA 8 Gordon Bell Michigan 9 Lee Roy Selmon Oklahoma 10 Gene Swick Toledo Tony Dorsett Pittsburgh 2 Ricky Bell USC 3 Rob Lytle Michigan 4 Terry Miller Oklahoma State 5 Tommy Kramer Rice 6 Gifford Nielsen Brigham Young 7 Ray Goff Georgia 8 Mike Voight North Carolina 9 Joe Roth California 10 Jeff Dankworth UCLA Earl Campbell Texas 2 Terry Miller Oklahoma State 3 Ken MacAfee Notre Dame 4 Doug Williams Grambling 5 Ross Browner Notre Dame 6 Guy Benjamin Stanford 7 Matt Cavanaugh Pittsburgh 8 Rick Leach Michigan 9 Charles Alexander LSU 10 Wes Chandler Florida Billy Sims Oklahoma 2 Chuck Fusina Penn State 3 Rick Leach Michigan 4 Charles White USC 5 Charles Alexander LSU 6 Ted Brown N.C. State 7 Steve Fuller Clemson 8 Eddie Lee Ivery Georgia Tech 9 Jack Thompson Washington State 10 Jerry Robinson UCLA CHARLES WHITE USC 2 Billy Sims Oklahoma 3 Marc Wilson Brigham Young 4 Art Schlichter Ohio State 5 Vagas Ferguson Notre Dame 6 Paul McDonald USC 7 George Rogers South Carolina 8 Mark Hermann Purdue 9 Ron Simmons Florida State 10 Steadman Shealy Alabama George Rogers South Carolina 2 Hugh Green Pittsburgh 3 Herschel Walker Geogia 4 Mark Hermann Purdue 5 Jim McMahon Brigham Young 6 Art Schlichter Ohio State 7 Neil Lomax Portland State 8 Jarvis Redwine Nebraska 9 Ken Easley UCLA 10 Anthony Carter Michigan MARCUS ALLEN USC 2 Herschel Walker Georgia 3 Jim McMahon Brigham Young 4 Dan Marino Pittsburgh 5 Art Schlichter Ohio State 6 Darrin Nelson Stanford 7 Anthony Carter Michigan 8 Kenneth Sims Texas 9 Reggie Collier So. Mississippi 10 Rich Diana Yale Herschel Walker Georgia 2 John Elway Stanford 3 Eric Dickerson SMU 4 Anthony Carter Michigan 5 Dave Rimington Nebraska 6 Todd Blackledge Penn State 7 Tom Ramsey UCLA 8 Tony Eason Illinois 9 Dan Marino Pittsburgh 10 Mike Rozier Nebraska Mike Rozier Nebraska 2 Steve Young Brigham Young 3 Doug Flutie Boston College 4 Turner Gill Nebraska 5 Terry Hoage Georgia 6 Napoleon McCallum Navy 7 Jeff Hostetler West Virginia 8 Bill Fralic Pittsburgh 9 Walter Lewis Alabama 10 Boomer Esiason Maryland Doug Flutie Boston College 2 Keith Byars Ohio State 3 Robbie Bosco Brigham Young 4 Bernie Kosar Miami 5 Kenneth Davis TCU 6 Bill Fralic Pittsburgh 7 Chuck Long Iowa 8 Greg Allen Florida State 9 Jerry Rice Mississippi Valley 10 Rueben Mayes Washington State Bo Jackson Auburn 2 Chuck Long Iowa 3 Robbie Bosco Brigham Young 4 Lorenzo White Michigan State 5 Vinny Testaverde Miami 6 Jim Everett Purdue 7 Napoleon McCallum Navy 8 Allen Pinkett Notre Dame 9 Joe Dudek Plymouth State 10 Brian McClure Bowling Green Vinny Testaverde Miami 2 Paul Palmer Temple 3 Jim Harbaugh Michigan 4 Brian Bosworth Oklahoma 5 Gordie Lockbaum Holy Cross 6 Brent Fullwood Auburn 7 Cornelius Bennett Alabama 8 D.J. Dozier Penn State 9 Kevin Sweeney Fresno State 10 Chris Spielman Ohio State Tim Brown Notre Dame 2 Don McPherson Syracuse 3 Gordie Lockbaum Holy Cross 4 Lorenzo White Michigan State 5 Craig Heyward Pittsburgh 6 Chris Spielman Ohio State 7 Thurman Thomas Oklahoma State 8 Gaston Green UCLA 9 Emmitt Smith Florida 10 Bobby Humphrey Alabama Barry Sanders Oklahoma State 2 Rodney Peete USC 3 Troy Aikman UCLA 4 Steve Walsh Miami 5 Major Harris West Virginia 6 Tony Mandarich Michigan State 7 Timm Rosenbach Washington State 8 Deion Sanders Florida State 9 Anthony Thompson Indiana 10 Derrick Thomas Alabama 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 111

114 PAC-12 IN THE HEISMAN VOTING Andre Ware Houston 2 Anthony Thompson Indiana 3 Major Harris West Virginia 4 Tony Rice Notre Dame 5 Darian Hagan Colorado 6 Dee Dowis Air Force 7 Emmitt Smith Florida 8 Percy Snow Michigan State 9 Ty Detmer Brigham Young 10 Raghib Ismail Notre Dame Ty Detmer Brigham Young 2 Raghib Ismail Notre Dame 3 Eric Bieniemy Colorado 4 Shawn Moore Virginia 5 David Klingler Houston 6 Herman Moore Virginia 7 Greg Lewis Washington 8 Craig Erickson Miami 9 Darren Lewis Texas A&M 10 Mike Mayweather Army Desmond Howard Michigan 2 Casey Weldon Florida State 3 Ty Detmer Brigham Young 4 Steve Emtman Washington 5 Shane Matthews Florida 6 Vaughn Dunbar Indiana 7 Jeff Blake East Carolina 8 Terrell Buckley Florida State 9 Marshall Faulk San Diego State 10 Bucky Richardson Texas A&M Gino Torretta Miami 2 Marshall Faulk San Diego State 3 Garrison Hearst Georgia 4 Marvin Jones Florida State 5 Reggie Brooks Notre Dame 6 Charlie Ward Florida State 7 Michael Barrow Miami 8 Drew Bledsoe Washington State 9 Glyn Milburn Stanford 10 Eric Curry Alabama Charlie Ward Florida State 2 Heath Shuler Tennessee 3 David Palmer Alabama 4 Marshall Faulk San Diego State 5 Glenn Foley Boston College 6 LeShon Johnson Northern Illinois 7 J.J. Stokes UCLA 8 Tyrone Wheatley Michigan 9 Trent Dilfer Fresno State 10 Eric Zeier Georgia RASHAAN SALAAM COLORADO 2 Ki-Jana Carter Penn State 3 Steve McNair Alcorn State 4 Kerry Collins Penn State 5 Jay Barker Alabama 6 Warren Sapp Miami 7 Eric Zeier Georgia 8 Lawrence Phillips Nebraska 9 Napoleon Kaufman Washington Zach Wiegert Nebraska Eddie George Ohio State 2 Tommie Frazier Nebraska 3 Danny Wuerffel Florida 4 Darnell Autry Northwestern 5 Troy Davis Iowa State 6 Peyton Manning Tennessee 7 Keyshawn Johnson USC 8 Tim Biakabutuka Michigan 9 Warrick Dunn Florida State 10 Bobby Hoying Ohio State Danny Wuerffel Florida 2 Troy Davis Iowa State 3 Jake Plummer Arizona State 4 Orlando Pace Ohio State 5 Warrick Dunn Florida State 6 Byron Hanspard Texas Tech 7 Darnell Autry Northwestern 8 Peyton Manning Tennessee 9 Marcus Harris Wyoming 10 Beau Morgan Air Force Charles Woodson Michigan 2 Peyton Manning Tennessee 3 Ryan Leaf Washington State 4 Randy Moss Marshall 5 Ricky Williams Texas 6 Curtis Enis Penn State 7 Tim Dwight Iowa 8 Cade McNown UCLA 9 Tim Couch Kentucky 10 Amos Zerouoe West Virginia Ricky Williams Texas 2 Michael Bishop Kansas State 3 Cade McNown UCLA 4 Tim Couch Kentucky 5 Donovan McNabb Syracuse 6 Daunte Culpepper Central Florida 7 Champ Bailey Georgia 8 Torry Holt N.C. State 9 Joe Germaine Ohio State 10 Shaun King Tulane Ron Dayne Wisconsin 2 Joe Hamilton Georgia Tech 3 Michael Vick Virginia Tech 4 Drew Brees Purdue 5 Chad Pennington Marshall 6 Peter Warrick Florida State 7 Shaun Alexander Alabama 8 Thomas Jones Virginia 9 Le Var Arrington Penn State 10 Tim Rattay Louisiana Tech Chris Weinke Florida State 2 Josh Heupel Oklahoma 3 Drew Brees Purdue 4 LaDainian Tomlinson Texas Christian 5 Damien Andersen Northwestern 6 Michael Vick Virginia Tech 7 Santana Moss Miami 8 Marques Tuiasosopo Washington 9 Ken Simonton Oregon State 10 Rudi Johnson Auburn Eric Crouch Nebraska 2 Rex Grossman Florida 3 Ken Dorsey Miami 4 Joey Harrington Oregon 5 David Carr Fresno State 6 Antwaan Randle El Indiana 7 Roy Williams Oklahoma 8 Bryant McKinnie Miami 9 Dwight Freeney Syracuse 10 Julius Peppers North Carolina CARSON PALMER USC 2 Brad Banks Iowa 3 Larry Johnson Penn State 4 Willis McGahee Miami 5 Ken Dorsey Miami 6 Byron Leftwich Marshall 7 Jason Gesser Washington State 8 Chris Brown Colorado 9 Kliff Kingsbury Texas Tech 10 Quentin Griffin Oklahoma Jason White Oklahoma 2 Larry Fitzgerald Pittsburgh 3 Chris Perry Michigan 4 Eli Manning Mississippi 5 Darren Sproles Kansas State 6 Matt Leinart USC 7 Phillip Rivers North Carolina State 8 Mike Williams USC 9 Ben Roethlisberger Miami (OH) 10 B.J. Symons Texas Tech MATT LEINART USC 2 Adrian Peterson Oklahoma 3 Jason White Oklahoma 4 Alex Smith Utah 5 Reggie Bush USC 6 Cedric Benson Texas 7 Jason Campbell Auburn 8 J.J. Arrington California 9 Aaron Rodgers California 10 Braylon Edwards Michigan Removed by the Heisman Trust 2 Vince Young Texas 3 Matt Leinart USC 4 Brady Quinn Notre Dame 5 Michael Robinson Penn State 6 A.J. Hawk Ohio State 7 DeAngelo Williams Memphis 8 Drew Olson UCLA 9 Jerome Harrison Washington State 10 Elvis Dumervil Louisville Troy Smith Ohio State 2 Darren McFadden Arkansas 3 Brady Quinn Notre Dame 4 Steve Slaton West Virginia 5 Mike Hart Michigan 6 Colt Brennan Hawaii 7 Ray Rice Rutgers 8 Ian Johnson Boise State 9 Dwayne Jarrett USC 10 Calvin Johnson Georgia Tech PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

115 PAC-12 IN THE HEISMAN VOTING Tim Tebow Florida 2 Darren McFadden Arkansas 3 Colt Brennan Hawai i 4 Chase Daniel Missouri 5 Dennis Dixon Oregon 6 Patrick White West Virginia 7 Matt Ryan Boston College 8 Kevin Smith Central Florida 9 Glenn Dorsey LSU 10 Chris Long Virginia Sam Bradford Oklahoma 2 Colt McCoy Texas 3 Tim Tebow Florida 4 Graham Harrell Texas Tech 5 Michael Crabtree Texas Tech 6 Shonn Green Iowa 7 Patrick White West Virginia 8 Nate Davis Ball State 9 Rey Maualuga USC 10 Javon Ringer Michigan State Mark Ingram Alabama 2 Toby Gerhart Stanford 3 Colt McCoy Texas 4 Ndamukong Suh Nebraska 5 Tim Tebow Florida 6 C.J. Spiller Clemson 7 Kellen Moore Boise State 8 Case Keenum Houston 9 Mardy Gilyard Cincinnati 10 Golden Tate Notre Dame Cam Newton Auburn 2 Andrew Luck Stanford 3 LaMichael James Oregon 4 Kellen Moore Boise State 5 Justin Blackmon Oklahoma State 6 Denard Robinson Michigan 7 Ryan Mallet Arkansas 8 Colin Kaepernick Nevada 9 Andy Dalton TCU 10 Owen Marecic Stanford Robert Griffin III Baylor 2 Andrew Luck Stanford 3 Trent Richardson Alabama 4 Montee Ball Wisconsin 5 Tyrann Mathieu LSU 6 Matt Barkley USC 7 Case Keenum Houston 8 Kellen Moore Boise State 9 Russell Wilson Wisconsin 10 LaMichael James Oregon Jameis Winston Florida State 2 A.J. McCarron Alabama 3 Jordan Lynch Northern Illinois 4 Andre Williams Boston College 5 Johnny Manziel Texas A&M 6 Tre Mason Auburn 7 Bryce Petty Baylor 8 Derek Carr Fresno State 9 Braxton Miller Ohio State 10 Ka Deem Carey Arizona MARCUS MARIOTA OREGON 2 Melvin Gordon Wisconsin 3 Amari Cooper Alabama 4 Trevone Boykin TCU 5 J.T. Barrett Ohio State 6 Jameis Winston Florida State 7 Tevin Coleman Indiana 8 Dak Prescott Mississippi State 9 Scooby Wright III Arizona 10 Bryce Petty Baylor Derrick Henry Alabama 2 Christian McCaffrey Stanford 3 Deshaun Watson Clemson 4 Baker Mayfield Oklahoma 5 Keenan Reynolds Navy 6 Leonard Fournette LSU 7 Dalvin Cook Florida State 8 Ezekiel Elliott Ohio State 9 Connor Cook Michigan State 10 Trevone Boykin TCU Lamar Jackson Louisville 2 Deshaun Watson Clemson 3 Baker Mayfield Oklahoma 4 Dede Westbrook Oklahoma 5 Jabrill Peppers Michigan 6 Jake Browning Washington 7 Jonathan Allen Alabama 8 D Onta Foreman Texas 9 Christian McCaffrey Stanford t10 Dalvin Cook Florida State t10 Donnel Pumphrey San Diego State Johnny Manziel Texas A&M 2 Manti Te o Notre Dame 3 Collin Klein Kansas State 4 Marqise Lee USC 5 Braxton Miller Ohio State 6 Jadeveon Clowney South Carolina 7 Jordan Lynch Northern Illinois 8 Tavon Austin West Virginia 9 Kenjon Barner Oregon 10 Jarvis Jones Georgia 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 113

116 NATIONAL HONORS WALTER CAMP AWARD (Nation s outstanding college football player by the Walter Camp Football Foundation) 1967 O.J. Simpson, TB, USC 1968 O.J. Simpson, TB, USC 1970 Jim Plunkett, QB, Stanford 1979 Charles White, TB, USC 1981 Marcus Allen, TB, USC 1994 Rashaan Salaam, TB, Colorado 2004 Matt Leinart, QB, USC 2005 Reggie Bush, TB, USC 2011 Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon MAXWELL AWARD (Nation s outstanding college football player by the Maxwell Football Club of Philadelphia) 1962 Terry Baker, QB, OSU 1967 Gary Beban, QB, UCLA 1968 O.J. Simpson, TB, USC 1970 Jim Plunkett, QB, Stanford 1979 Charles White, TB, USC 1981 Marcus Allen,TB, USC 2011 Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon UPI COLLEGE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1962 Terry Baker, QB, OSU 1965 Mike Garrett, TB, USC 1967 O.J. Simpson, TB, USC 1968 O.J. Simpson, TB, USC 1970 Jim Plunkett, QB, Stanford 1979 Charles White, TB, USC 1981 Marcus Allen, TB, USC AP COLLEGE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2004 Matt Leinart, QB, USC 2005 Reggie Bush, TB, USC 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon 2015 Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford SPORTING NEWS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1962 Terry Baker, QB, OSU 1967 Gary Beban, QB, UCLA 1968 O.J. Simpson, TB, USC 1970 Jim Plunkett, QB, STAN 1979 Charles White, TB, USC 1981 Marcus Allen, TB, USC 2002 Carson Palmer, QB, USC 2005 Reggie Bush, TB, USC 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon OUTLAND TROPHY (Top interior lineman, selected by the FWAA) 1967 Ron Yary, OT, USC 1991 Steve Emtman, DL, Washington 1993 Rob Waldrop, NG, Arizona 1995 Jonathan Ogden, OL, UCLA 1998 Kris Farris, OT, UCLA 2002 Rien Long, DT, Washington State 2015 Joshua Garnett, OG, Stanford WUERFFEL TROPHY (Combines community service with athletics and academic achievement) 2012 Matt Barkley, QB, USC LOMBARDI TROPHY (Honoring the lineman of the year, sponsored by the Rotary Club of Houston) 1979 Brad Budde, OG, USC 1991 Steve Emtman, DL, Washington 2002 Terrell Suggs, DE, Arizona State 2014 Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona BUTKUS AWARD (Top collegiate linebacker, established by the Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando and named for Hall of Famer Dick Butkus of Illinois) 1990 ALfred Williams, Colorado 1996 Matt Russell, Colorado 1998 Chris Claiborne, ILB, USC 2014 Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA THORPE AWARD (First presented in 1986 to honor the nation s best defensive back by the Jim Thorpe Athletic Club of Oklahoma City; award is named after Jim Thorpe, Olympic champion, two-time consensus All-America halfback at Carlisle) 1989 Mark Carrier, S, USC 1990 Darryl Lewis, CB, Arizona 1992 Deon Figures, Colorado 1994 Chris Hudson, Colorado 2007 Antoine Cason, CB, Arizona 2016 Adoree Jackson, CB, USC MOSI TATUPU AWARD (Nation s top special teams player) 1998 Chris McAlister, Arizona 1999 Deltha O Neal, California BRONKO NAGURSKI AWARD (Nation s best defensive player) 1993 Rob Waldrop, NG, Arizona 2002 Terrell Suggs, DE, Arizona State 2014 Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona PAUL HORNUNG AWARD (Nation s most versatile player) 2010 Owen Marecic, FB/LB, Stanford 2014 Shaq Thompson, LB/RB, Washington 2015 Christian McCaffrey, RB/KR, Stanford DAVEY O BRIEN AWARD (Nation s most oustanding quarterback, established by the Fort Worth Club) 1988 Troy Aikman, QB, UCLA 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon JOHNNY UNITAS GOLDEN ARM AWARD (Top senior quarterback) 1988 Rodney Peete, QB, USC 1998 Cade McNown, QB, UCLA 2002 Carson Palmer, QB, USC 2005 Matt Leinart, QB, USC 2011 Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon DOAK WALKER AWARD (Nation s top runningback) 1990 Greg Lewis, TB, Washington 1994 Rashaan Salaam, TB, Colorado 2005 Reggie Bush, TB, USC 2009 Toby Gerhart, RB, Stanford 2010 LaMichael James, RB, Oregon JOHN MACKEY AWARD (Nation s top tight end) 2001 Daniel Graham, TE, Colorado 2005 Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA 2007 Fred Davis, TE, USC 2013 Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington MANNING AWARD (Nation s top quarterback) 2004 Matt Leinart, QB, USC 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon FOOTBALL NEWS DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1998 Chris Claiborne, ILB, USC UPI LINEMAN OF THE YEAR 1993 Rob Waldrop, NG, Arizona LOU GROZA AWARD (Nation s top placekicker, sponsored by the Palm Beach County Sports Authority in conjunction with the Orange Bowl Committee) 1994 Steve McLaughlin, PK, Arizona 2005 Alexis Serna, PK, Oregon State 2007 Thomas Weber, PK, Arizona State 2009 Kai Forbath, PK, UCLA 2015 Ka imi Fairbairn, PK, UCLA 2016 Zane Gonzalez, PK, Arizona State BILETNIKOFF AWARD (nation s top wide receiver) 1999 Troy Walters, FL, Stanford 2005 Mike Hass, SE, Oregon State 2012 Marqise Lee, WR, USC 2013 Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State TED HENDRICKS AWARD (Nation s top defensive end) 2002 Terrell Suggs, DE, Arizona State 2014 Nate Orchard, DE, Utah LOTT TROPHY (On-field performand and personal character among defensive players) 2006 Daymeion Hughes, CB, California 2013 Anthony Barr, LB, UCLA 2014 Eric Kendricks, LB, UCLA RANDY MOSS RETURN MAN AWARD (Top kick/punt returner) 2006 DeSean Jackson, WR, California CHUCK BEDNARIK AWARD (Top defensive player) 2008 Ray Maualuga, MLB, USC 2014 Scooby Wright III, LB, Arizona RAY GUY AWARD (Top punter) 2002 Mark Mariscal, P, Colorado 2014 Tom Hackett, P, Utah 2015 Tom Hackett, P, Utah 2016 Mitch Wishnowsky, P, Utah WILLIAM V. CAMPBELL TROPHY (Nation s top football Scholar-Athlete by the NFF & College Hall of Fame) 2008 Alex Mack, C, California PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

117 WARNER & MORRIS TROPHY PAC-12 POP WARNER TROPHY WINNERS (Top Senior Football Players On West Coast) 1950 Russ Pomeroy, Stanford 1952 Jim Sears, USC 1953 Bob Garrett, Stanford 1954 George Shaw, Oregon 1955 Bob Davenport, UCLA 1956 Jon Arnett, USC 1957 Joe Francis, Oregon State 1958 Joe Kapp, California 1959 Chris Burford, Stanford 1960 Bill Kilmer, UCLA 1962 Terry Baker, Oregon State 1963 Vern Burke, Oregon State 1964 Craig Morton, California 1965 Mike Garrett, USC 1966 Pete Pifer, Oregon State 1967 Gary Beban, UCLA 1968 O.J. Simpson, USC 1969 Don Parish, Stanford 1970 Jim Plunkett, Stanford 1971 Jeff Siemon, Stanford 1972 Mike Rae, USC 1973 Lynn Swann, USC 1974 Anthony Davis, USC 1975 Chuck Munice, California 1976 Ricky Bell, USC 1977 Guy Benjamin, Stanford 1978 Jerry Robinson, UCLA 1979 Charles White, USC 1980 Ken Margerum, Stanford 1981 Marcus Allen, USC 1982 John Elway, Stanford 1983 Ron Rivera, California 1984 Jack Del Rio, USC 1985 Reuben Mayes, Washington St Dave Wyman, Stanford 1988 Rodney Peete, USC 1989 Tim Ryan, USC 1990 Greg Lewis, Washington 1991 Tommy Vardell, Stanford 1992 Glyn Milburn, Stanford 1993 Johnnie Morton, USC 1994 Steve Stenstrom, Stanford 1995 Keyshawn Johnson, USC 1996 Jake Plummer, Arizona State 1997 Skip Hicks, UCLA 1998 Cade McNown, UCLA 1999 Deltha O Neal, California 2000 Marques Tuiasosopo, Washington 2002 Carson Palmer, USC 2003 Dave Ball, UCLA 2004 J.J. Arrington, California POP WARNER TROPHY BY SCHOOL ARIZONA STATE Jake Plummer, 1996 CALIFORNIA Joe Kapp, 1958 Craig Morton, 1964 Chuck Muncie, 1975 Ron Rivera, 1983 Deltha O Neal, 1999 J.J. Arrington, 2004 OREGON George Shaw, 1954 OREGON STATE Joe Francis, 1957 Terry Baker, 1962 Vern Burke, 1963 STANFORD Russ Pomeroy, 1950 Bob Garrett, 1953 Chris Burford, 1959 Don Parish, 1969 Jim Plunkett, 1970 Jeff Siemon, 1971 Guy Benjamin, 1977 Ken Margerum, 1980 John Elway, 1982 Dave Wyman, 1986 Tommy Vardell, 1991 Glyn Milburn, 1992 Steve Stenstrom, 1994 UCLA Bob Davenport, 1955 Bill Kilmer, 1960 Gary Beban, 1967 Jerry Robinson, 1978 Skip Hicks, 1997 Cade McNown, 1998 Dave Ball, 2003 USC Jim Sears, 1952 Jon Arnett, 1956 Mike Garrett, 1965 O.J. Simpson, 1968 Mike Rae, 1972 Lynn Swann, 1973 Anthony Davis, 1974 Ricky Bell, 1976 Charles White, 1979 Marcus Allen, 1981 Jack Del Rio, 1984 Rodney Peete, 1988 Tim Ryan, 1989 Johnnie Morton, 1993 Keyshawn Johnson, 1995 Carson Palmer, 2002 WASHINGTON Greg Lewis, 1990 Marques Tuiasosopo, 2000 WASHINGTON STATE Reuben Mayes, 1985 MORRIS TROPHY The Morris Trophy is a unique award given to the outstanding offensive and outstanding defensive linemen in the Conference. What makes the award unique is the selection method. The starting offensive linemen in the Pac-12 vote for the defensive winner and vice versa. YEAR OFFENSE 1980 Roy Foster, USC 1981 Roy Foster, USC 1982 Bruce Matthews, USC 1983 Gary Zimmerman, ORE 1984 Dan Lynch, WSU 1985 Jeff Bregel, USC 1986 Danny Villa, ASU 1987 Randall McDaniel, ASU 1988 Joe Tofflemire, ARIZ 1989 Bern Brostek, WASH 1990 Pat Harlow, USC 1991 Lincoln Kennedy, WASH 1992 Lincoln Kennedy, WASH 1993 Todd Steussie, CAL 1994 Tony Boselli, USC 1995 Jonathon Ogden, UCLA 1996 Bob Sapp, WASH 1997 Olin Kreutz, WASH 1998 Yusuf Scott, ARIZ 1999 Travis Claridge, USC 2000 Chad Ward, WASH 2001 Levi Jones, ASU 2002 Kwame Harris, STAN 2003 Jacob Rogers, USC 2004 Adam Snyder, ORE 2005 Ryan O Callaghan, CAL 2006 Ryan Kalil, USC 2007 Alex Mack, CAL 2008 Alex Mack, CAL 2009 Charles Brown, USC 2010 Tyron Smith, USC 2011 Matt Kalil, USC 2012 David Yankey, STAN 2013 Xavier Su a-filo, UCLA 2014 Andrus Peat, STAN 2015 Joshua Garnett, STAN 2016 Isaac Asiata, UTAH YEAR DEFENSE 1980 Vince Goldsmith, ORE 1981 Fletcher Jenkins, WASH 1982 George Achica, USC 1983 Keith Millard, WSU 1984 Ron Holmes, WASH 1985 Erik Howard, WSU 1986 Reggie Rogers, WASH 1987 Dana Wells, ARIZ 1988 Dana Wells, ARIZ 1989 Esera Tuaolo, OSU 1990 Steve Emtman, WASH 1991 Steve Emtman, WASH 1992 Rob Waldrop, ARIZ 1993 D Marco Farr, WASH 1994 Chad Eaton, WSU 1995 Tedy Bruschi, ARIZ 1996 Darrell Russell, USC 1997 Jeremy Staat, ASU 1998 Inoke Brecterfield, OSU 1999 Willie Howard, STAN 2000 Andre Carter, CAL 2001 Kenyon Coleman, UCLA 2002 Terrell Suggs, ASU 2003 Dave Ball, UCLA 2004 Bill Swancutt, OSU 2005 Haloti Ngata, ORE 2006 Sedrick Ellis, USC 2007 Sedrick Ellis, USC 2008 Nick Reed, ORE 2009 Stephen Paea, OSU 2010 Stephen Paea, OSU 2011 Star Lotulelei, UTAH 2012 WIll Sutton, ASU 2013 Will Sutton, ASU 2014 Nate Orchard, UTAH 2015 DeForest Buckner, ORE 2016 Solomon Thomas, STAN 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 115

118 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS BY YEAR * Unanimous selection 1921 Brick Muller, E, CAL Dan McMillan, T, CAL 1922 Brick Muller, E, CAL 1924 Edwin Horell, C, CAL Jim Lawson, E, STAN 1925 Ernie Nevers, B, STAN George Wilson, B, WASH 1926 Mort Kaer, B, USC 1927 Jesse Hibbs, T, USC Morley Drury, B, USC 1928 Irv Phillips, E, CAL Seraphim Post, G, STAN Don Robesky, G, STAN Charles Carroll, B, WASH 1930 Ted Beckett, G, CAL Erny Pinckert, B, USC 1931 John Baker, G, USC Gus Shaver, B, USC 1932 Bill Corbus, G, STAN Ernie Smith, T, USC* 1933 Bill Corbus, G, STAN Aaron Roseberg, G, USC Cotton Warburton, B, USC* 1934 Bob Reynolds, T, STAN Bobby Grayson, B, STAN 1935 Larry Lutz, T, CAL James Moscrip, E, STAN Bobby Grayson, B, STAN* 1936 Max Starcevich, G, WASH 1937 Sam Chapman, B, CAL Byron White, HB, COLO 1938 Vic Bottari, B, CAL 1939 Harry Smith, G, USC* 1940 Frank Albert, B, STAN Rudy Mucha, C, WASH 1941 Frank Albert, B, STAN Ray Frankowski, G, WASH 1942 Chuck Taylor, G, STAN 1943 Ralph Heywood, E, USC 1944 John Ferraro, T, USC 1946 Burr Baldwin, E, UCLA* 1947 Paul Cleary, E, USC 1948 Jack Jensen, B, CAL 1949 Rod Franz, G, CAL* 1950 Les Richter, G, CAL Bill McColl, E, STAN 1951 Les Richter, G, CAL Bill McColl, E, STAN* 1952 Donn Moomaw, C, UCLA Elmer Willhoite, G, USC Jim Sears, B, USC 1953 Paul Cameron, B, UCLA 1954 Jack Ellena, T, UCLA 1955 Hardiman Cureton, G, UCLA 1956 John Witte, T, OSU John Brodie, B, STAN 1957 Dick Wallen, E, UCLA 1958 Ted Bates, T, OSU 1960 Joe Romig, OG, COLO 1961 Joe Romig, OG, COLO 1962 Mel Renfro, B, ORE Terry Baker, B, OSU* Hal Bedsole, E, USC 1963 Vern Burke, E, OSU Rick Redman, G, WASH 1964 Rick Redman, G, WASH 1965 Mike Garrett, B, USC* 1966 Mel Farr, B, UCLA Ron Yary, T, USC Nate Shaw, DB, USC Tom Greenlee, DT, WASH 1967 Dick Anderson, DB, COLO Gary Beban, B, UCLA* Don Manning, LB, UCLA Ron Yary, T, USC* O.J. Simpson, B, USC* Tim Rossovich, DE, USC Adrian Young, LB, USC 1968 Ed White, MG, CAL Mike Montler, OG, COLO John Didion, C, OSU* O.J. Simpson, B, USC Al Worley, DB, WASH 1969 Bobby Anderson, TB, COLO Mike Ballou, LB, UCLA Jim Gunn, DE, USC 1970 Don Popplewell, C, COLO Jim Plunkett, B, STAN Charlie Weaver, DE, USC 1971 Sherman White, DT, CAL Jeff Siemon, LB, STAN 1972 Woody Green, RB, ASU Cullen Bryant, DB, COLO Charles Young, TE, USC* 1973 Woody Green, RB, ASU Kermit Johnson, B, UCLA Lynn Swann, WR, USC Booker Brown, OT, USC Richard Wood, LB, USC Artimus Parker, DB, USC 1974 Steve Bartkowski, QB, CAL Pat Donovan, DL, STAN Anthony Davis, RB, USC Richard Wood, LB, USC 1975 Chuck Muncie, RB, CAL Steve Rivera, WR, CAL John Sciarra, QB, UCLA Ricky Bell, RB, USC* 1976 Jerry Robinson, LB, UCLA Ricky Bell, RB, USC* Gary Jeter, DT, USC Dennis Thurman, DB, USC 1977 John Jefferson, WR, ASU Guy Benjamin, QB, STAN Jerry Robinson, LB, UCLA* Dennis Thurman, DB, USC* 1978 Al Harris, DL, ASU* Jerry Robinson, LB, UCLA* Kenny Easley, DB, UCLA Pat Howell, G, USC* Charles White, RB, USC* 1979 Ken Margerum, WR, STAN Kenny Easley, DB, UCLA* Brad Budde, G, USC* Charles White, RB, USC* 1980 Ken Margerum, WR, STAN Kenny Easley, DB, UCLA* Keith Van Horne, OT, USC Ronnie Lott, DB, USC* 1981 Mike Richardson, DB, ASU Tim Wrightman, TE, UCLA* Marcus Allen, TB, USC* Roy Foster, OG, USC 1982 Ricky Hunley, LB, ARIZ Vernon Maxwell, LB, ASU* Mike Richardson, DB, ASU John Elway, QB, STAN* Don Mosebar, OT, USC* George Achica, NG, USC Bruce Matthews, OG, USC Chuck Nelson, PK, WASH* 1983 Ricky Hunley, LB, ARIZ* Luis Zendejas, PK, ASU Ron Rivera, LB, CAL Don Rogers, S, UCLA Tony Slaton, C, USC 1984 David Fulcher, S, ASU Jack Del Rio, LB, USC Ron Holmes, DT, WASH Rueben Mayes, RB, WSU 1985 David Fulcher, S, ASU Barry Helton, P, COLO John Lee, PK, UCLA* Jeff Bregel, OG, USC 1986 Danny Villa, OT, ASU Barry Helton, P, COLO Brad Muster, RB, STAN Jeff Bregel, OG, USC Tim McDonald, SS, USC Jeff Jaeger, PK, WASH Reggie Rogers, DT, WASH 1987 Chuck Cecil, FS, ARIZ Randall McDaniel, OG, ASU Ken Norton, ILB, UCLA Dave Cadigan, OT, USC 1988 Keith English, P, COLO Troy Aikman, QB, UCLA Darryl Henley, DB, UCLA Mike Utley, OG, WSU 1989 Joe Garten, OG, COLO Tom Rouen, P, COLO Alfred Williams, OLB, COLO Tim Ryan, DL, USC Mark Carrier, DB, USC* Jason Hanson PK, WSU* 1990 Darryl Lewis, CB, ARIZ* Eric Bieniemy, TB, COLO* Joe Garten, OG, COLO* Alfred Williams, OLB, COLO* 1991 Jay Leeuwenburg, C, COLO* Russell White, RB, CAL Bob Whitfield, OT, STAN Mario Bailey, WR, WASH Steve Emtman, DL, WASH* 1992 Rob Waldrop, NG, ARIZ Sean Dawkins, WR, CAL Deon Figures, CB, COLO Carlton Gray, CB, UCLA Lincoln Kennedy, OT, WASH* 1993 Rob Waldrop, NG, ARIZ* Bjorn Merten, PK, UCLA Jamir Miller, OLB, UCLA J.J. Stokes, SE, UCLA* Johnnie Morton, WR, USC 1994 Tony Bouie, FS, ARIZ Tedy Bruschi, DE, ARIZ Steve McLaughlin, PK, ARIZ Chris Hudson, CB, ORE Rashaan Salaam, TB, COLO* Tony Boselli, OT, USC Luther Elliss, DT, UTAH 1995 Tedy Bruschi, DE, ARIZ* Bryan Stoltenberg, C, COLO Jonathan Ogden, OT, UCLA* Keyshawn Johnson,WR,USC* Lawyer Milloy, FS, WASH* 1996 Derrick Rodgers, DE, ASU Juan Roque, OT, ASU Tony Gonzalez, TE, CAL Chris Naeole, OG, COLO Matt Russell, ILB, COLO 1997 Chad Overhauser, OT, UCLA Olin Kreutz, OT, WASH 1998 Chris McAlister, CB, ARIZ* Kris Farris, OT, UCLA Cade McNown, QB, UCLA Chris Claiborne, ILB, USC* PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

119 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS 1999 Dennis Northcutt, WR/KR, ARIZ Deltha O Neal, CB/KR, CAL Troy Walters, FL, STAN 2000 Andre Carter, DE, CAL* Nick Harris, P, CAL Freddie Mitchell, FL, UCLA 2001 Daniel Graham, TE, COLO* Robert Thomas, MLB, UCLA 2002 Terrell Suggs, DE ASU* Carson Palmer, QB, USC Troy Polamalu, SS, USC Jordan Gross, OT, UTAH Reggie Williams, WR, WASH Rien Long, DT, WSU 2003 Dave Ball, DE, UCLA* Jacob Rogers, OT, USC Kenechi Udeze, DE, USC Mike Williams, SE, USC 2004 J.J. Arrington, TB, CAL Reggie Bush, KR, USC Shaun Cody, DL, USC Matt Grootegoed, OLB, USC Matt Leinart, QB, USC 2005 Mason Crosby, PK, COLO Haloti Ngata, DT, ORE Mike Hass, SE, OSU Maurice Drew, KR, UCLA* Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA Reggie Bush, TB, USC* Dwayne Jarrett, SE, USC* Taitusi Lutui, OG, USC Jerome Harrison, RB, WSU 2006 Zach Miller, TE, ASU Daymeion Hughes, CB, CAL DeSean Jackson, KR, CAL Justin Hickman, DE, UCLA Justin Medlock, PK, UCLA Sam Baker, OT, USC Dwayne Jarrett, SE, USC Eric Weddle, DB, UTAH 2007 Antoine Cason, CB, ARIZ Jordon Dizon, ILB, COLO Sedrick Ellis, NT, USC* 2008 Rey Maualuga, LB, USC* Taylor Mays, FS, USC* Louie Sakoda, K/P, UTAH* 2009 Kai Forbath, PK, UCLA Toby Gerhart, RB, STAN* 2010 Cliff Harris, AP, ORE LaMichael James, RB, ORE* Stephen Paea, DT, OSU Chase Beeler, C, STAN 2011 David DeCastro, OG, STAN* Robert Woods, WR, USC 2012 Marqise Lee, WR, USC* Zach Ertz, TE, STAN* David Yankey, OL, STAN Kenjon Barner, RB, ORE Ka Deem Carey, RB, ARIZ Will Sutton, DT, ASU Jordan Poyer, CB, OSU 2013 Brandin Cooks, WR, OSU David Yankey, OL, STAN* Ka Deem Carey, RB, ARIZ Ty Montgomery, KR/AP, STAN Anthony Barr, LB, UCLA Trent Murphy, LB, STAN 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB, ORE* Scooby Wright III, LB, ARIZ* Hau oli Kikaha, LB, WASH* Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, DB, ORE Tom Hackett, P, UTAH 2015 Ka imi Fairbairn, PK, UCLA Joshua Garnett, OL, STAN* Tom Hackett, P, UTAH* Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN 2016 Cody O Connell, OL, WSU* Adoree Jackson, DB, USC* Budda Baker, DB, WASH Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU* Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH* Names in italics - not league members at the time of selection. BY SCHOOL * Unanimous selection ARIZONA 1982 Ricky Hunley, LB 1983 Ricky Hunley, LB* 1987 Chuck Cecil, FS 1990 Darryl Lewis, CB* 1992 Rob Waldrop, NG 1993 Rob Waldrop, NG* 1994 Tony Bouie, FS Tedy Bruschi, DE Steve McLaughlin, PK 1995 Tedy Bruschi, DE* 1998 Chris McAlister, DB* 1999 Dennis Northcutt, WR/KR 2007 Antoine Cason, CB 2012 Ka Deem Carey, RB 2013 Ka Deem Carey, RB 2014 Scooby Wright III, LB* ARIZONA STATE 1972 Woody Green, RB 1973 Woody Green, RB 1977 John Jefferson, WR 1978 Al Harris, DL* 1981 Mike Richardson, DB 1982 Vernon Maxwell, LB* Mike Richardson, DB 1983 Luis Zendejas, PK 1984 David Fulcher, S 1985 David Fulcher, S 1986 Danny Villa, OT 1987 Randall McDaniel, OG 1996 Derrick Rodgers, DE Juan Roque, OT 2002 Terrell Suggs, DE* 2006 Zach Miller, TE 2012 Will Sutton, DT 2016 Zane Gonzalez, PK* CALIFORNIA 1921 Brick Muller, E Dan McMillan, T 1922 Brick Muller, E 1924 Edwin Horell, C 1928 Irv Phillips, E 1930 Ted Beckett, G 1935 Larry Lutz, T 1937 Sam Chapman, B 1938 Vic Bottari, B 1948 Jack Jensen, B 1949 Rod Franz, G* 1950 Les Richter, G 1951 Les Richter, G 1968 Ed White, MG 1971 Sherman White, DT 1974 Steve Bartkowski, QB 1975 Chuck Muncie, RB Steve Rivera, WR 1983 Ron Rivera, LB 1991 Russell White, RB 1992 Sean Dawkins, WR 1995 Duane Clemons, OLB 1996 Tony Gonzalez, TE 1999 Deltha O Neal, CB/KR 2000 Andre Carter, DE* Nick Harris, P 2004 J.J. Arrington, TB 2006 Daymeion Hughes, CB DeSean Jackson, KR COLORADO 1937 Byron White, HB 1960 Joe Romig, OG 1961 Joe Romig, OG 1967 Dick Anderson, DB 1968 Mike Montler, OG 1969 Bobby Anderson, TB 1970 Don Popplewell, C 1972 Cullen Bryant, DB 1985 Barry Helton, P 1986 Barry Helton, P 1988 Keith English, P 1989 Joe Garten, OG Tom Rouen, P Alfred Williams, OLB 1990 Eric Bieniemy, TB* Joe Garten, OG* ALfred Williams, OLB* 1991 Jay Leeuwenburg, C 1992 Deon Figures, CB 1994 Rashaan Salaam, TB* Chris Hudson, CB 1995 Bryan Stoltenberg, C 1996 Chris Naeole, OG Matt Russell, ILB 2001 Daniel Graham, TE* 2002 Mark Mariscal, P 2005 Mason Crosby, PK 2007 Jordon Dizon, ILB OREGON 1962 Mel Renfro, B 1995 Alex Molden, CB 2005 Haloti Ngata, DE 2010 LaMichael James, RB* Cliff Harris, AP 2012 Kenjon Barner, RB 2014 Marcus Mariota, QB* Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, DB OREGON STATE 1956 John Witte, T 1958 Ted Bates, T 1962 Terry Baker, B* 1963 Vern Burke, E 1968 John Didion, C* 2005 Mike Hass, SE 2010 Stephen Paea, DT 2012 Jordan Poyer, CB 2013 Brandin Cooks, WR STANFORD 1924 Jim Lawson, E 1925 Ernie Nevers, B 1928 Seraphim Post, G Don Robesky, G 1932 Bill Corbus, G 1933 Bill Corbus, G 1934 Bob Reynolds, T Bobby Grayson, B 1935 James Moscrip, E Bobby Grayson, B* 1940 Frank Albert, B 1941 Frank Albert, B 1942 Chuck Taylor, G 1950 Bill McColl, E 1951 Bill McColl, E* 1956 John Brodie, B 1970 Jim Plunkett, B 1971 Jeff Siemon, LB 1974 Pat Donovan, DL 1977 Guy Benjamin, QB 1979 Ken Margerum, WR 1980 Ken Margerum, WR 1982 John Elway, QB* 1986 Brad Muster, RB 1991 Bob Whitfield, OL 1999 Troy Walters, FL 2009 Toby Gerhart, RB 2010 Chase Beeler, C 2011 David DeCastro, OG* 2012 Zach Ertz, TE* David Yankey, OL 2012 Ty Montgomery, KR/AP Trent Murphy, LB David Yankey, OL* 2015 Joshua Garnett, OL* Christian McCaffrey, RB UCLA 1946 Burr Baldwin, E* 1952 Donn Moomaw, C 1953 Paul Cameron, B 1954 Jack Ellena, T 1955 Hardiman Cureton, G 1957 Dick Wallen, E 1966 Mel Farr, B 1967 Gary Beban, B* Don Manning, LB 1969 Mike Ballou, LB 1973 Kermit Johnson, B 1975 John Sciarra, QB 1976 Jerry Robinson, LB 1977 Jerry Robinson, LB* 1978 Jerry Robinson, LB* Kenny Easley, DB 1979 Kenny Easley, DB* 1980 Kenny Easley, DB* 1981 Tim Wrightman, TE* 1983 Don Rogers, S 1985 John Lee, PK* 1987 Ken Norton, ILB 1988 Troy Aikman, QB Darryl Henley, DB 1992 Carlton Gray, CB 1993 Bjorn Merten, PK Jamir Miller, OLB J.J. Stokes, SE* 1995 Jonathan Ogden, OT* Karim Abdul-Jabbar, RB 1997 Chad Overhauser, OT 1998 Kris Farris, OT Cade McNown, QB 2000 Freddie Mitchell, FL 2001 Robert Thomas, MLB 2003 Dave Ball, DE* 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 117

120 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANS 2005 Maurice Drew, KR* Marcedes Lewis, TE 2006 Justin Hickman, DE Justin Medlock, PK 2009 Kai Forbath, PK 2013 Anthony Barr, LB 2015 Ka imi Fairbairn, PK USC 1926 Mort Kaer, B 1927 Jesse Hibbs, T Morley Drury, B 1930 Erny Pinckert, B 1931 John Baker, G Gus Shaver, B 1932 Ernie Smith, T* 1933 Aaron Roseberg, G Cotton Warburton, B* 1939 Harry Smith, G* 1943 Ralph Heywood, E 1944 John Ferraro, T 1947 Paul Cleary, E 1952 Elmer Willhoite, G Jim Sears, B 1962 Hal Bedsole, E 1965 Mike Garrett, B* 1966 Ron Yary, T Nate Shaw, DB 1967 Ron Yary, T* O.J. Simpson, B* Tim Rossovich, DE Adrian Young, LB 1968 O.J. Simpson, B* 1969 Jim Gunn, DE 1970 Charlie Weaver, DE 1972 Charles Young, TE* 1973 Lynn Swann, WR Booker Brown, OT Richard Wood, LB Artimus Parker, DB 1974 Anthony Davis, RB* Richard Wood, LB 1975 Ricky Bell, RB* 1976 Ricky Bell, RB* Gary Jeter, DT Dennis Thurman, DB 1977 Dennis Thurman, DB* 1978 Pat Howell, G* Charles White, RB* 1979 Brad Budde, G* Charles White, RB* 1980 Keith Van Horne, OT Ronnie Lott, DB* 1981 Marcus Allen, TB* Roy Foster, OG 1982 Don Mosebar, OT* George Achica, NG Bruce Matthews, OG 1983 Tony Slaton, C 1984 Jack Del Rio, LB 1985 Jeff Bregel, OG 1986 Jeff Bregel, OG Tim McDonald, SS 1987 Dave Cadigan, OT 1989 Tim Ryan, DL Mark Carrier, DB* 1993 Johnnie Morton, WR 1994 Tony Boselli, OT 1995 Keyshawn Johnson, WR* 1998 Chris Claiborne, ILB* 2002 Carson Palmer, RB Troy Polamalu, SS 2003 Jacob Rogers, OT Kenechi Udeze, DE Mike Williams, SE 2004 Reggie Bush, KR Shaun Cody, DL Matt Grootegoed, OLB Matt Leinart, QB 2005 Reggie Bush, TB* Dwayne Jarrett, SE* Taitusi Lutui, OG 2006 Sam Baker, OT Dwayne Jarrett, SE 2007 Sedrick Ellis, NT* 2008 Rey Maualuga, LB* Taylor Mays, FS* 2011 Robert Woods, WR 2012 Marqise Lee, WR* 2016 Adoree Jackson, DB* UTAH 1994 Luther Elliss, DT 2002 Jordan Gross, OT 2006 Eric Weddle, DB 2007 Louie Sakoda, K/P* 2014 Tom Hackett, P 2015 Tom Hackett, P* 2016 Mitch Wishnowsky, P* WASHINGTON 1925 George Wilson, B 1928 Charles Carroll, B 1936 Max Starcevich, G 1940 Rudy Mucha, C 1941 Ray Frankowski, G 1963 Rick Redman, G 1964 Rick Redman, G 1966 Tom Greenlee, DT 1968 Al Worley, DB 1982 Chuck Nelson, PK* 1984 Ron Holmes, DT 1986 Jeff Jaeger, PK Reggie Rogers, DT 1991 Mario Bailey, WR Steve Emtman, DL* 1992 Lincoln Kennedy, OT* 1995 Lawyer Milloy, DB* 1997 Olin Kreutz, C 2002 Reggie Williams, WR 2014 Hau oli Kikaha, LB* 2016 Budda Baker, DB WASHINGTON STATE 1984 Rueben Mayes, RB 1988 Mike Utley, OG 1989 Jason Hanson, PK* 2002 Rien Long, DT 2005 Jerome Harrison, RB 2016 Cody O Connell, OG* PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

121 ACADEMIC HONORS COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA HALL OF FAME 1938 Byron White, HB, COLO 1961 Joe Romig, OG, COLO 1975 Pat Haden, QB, USC 1954 Rev. Donn Moomaw, LB, UCLA 1967 Steve Bramwell, DB, WASH 1962 Terry Baker, QB, OSU 1978 John Fowler, OLB, UCLA 1983 Cormal Carney, WR, UCLA 1954 Dick Nunis, DB, USC DRADDY AWARD 2008 Alex Mack, C, CAL COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN OF THE YEAR 1991 Tommy Vardell, FB, STAN 1992 Jim Hansen, OT, COL Andrew Luck, QB, STAN 2016 Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN RHODES SCHOLAR 1931 George Carlson, COLO 1933 Clayton White, COLO 1938 Byron White, HB, COLO 1962 Joe Romig, OG, COLO 1969 Harold Griffin, E, UCLA 1975 Pat Haden, QB, USC 1992 Jim Hansen, OT, COLO Cory Booker, TE, STAN 2008 Chris Joseph, OL, UCLA FIRST TEAM CAPITAL ONE/COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS ARIZONA 1968 Mike Moody, OG 1975 Jon Abbott, LB 1976 Jon Abbott, T, LB 1977 Jon Abbott, T, LB 1979 Jeffrey Whitton, DL 1987 Chuck Cecil, DB 1996 Wayne Wyatt, C ARIZONA STATE 1966 Ken Dyer, OE 1988 Mark Tingstad, LB 1997 Pat Tillman, LB 2009 Mike Nixon, OLB CALIFORNIA 1967 Bob Crittenden, DG 1970 Robert Richards, OT 1982 Harvey Salem, OT 2002 Ryan Jones, C COLORADO 1960 Joe Romig, OG 1961 Joe Romig, OG 1967 Kirk Tracy, OG 1970 Jim Cooch, DB 1973 Rick Stearns, LB 1974 Rick Stearns, LB 1975 Steve Young, OT 1987 Eric McCarty, ILB 1990 Jim Hansen, OT 1991 Jim Hansen, OT 1992 Jim Hansen, OT 1996 Ryan Olson, DT 1997 Ryan Olson, DT OREGON 1962 Steve Barnett, T 1965 Tim Casey, OLB 1986 Mike Preacher, P 1990 Bill Musgrave, QB 2000 Ryan Schmid, OG 2001 Joey Harrington, QB 2001 Ryan Schmid, OG 2007 Nick Reed, DE 2008 Nick Reed, DE OREGON STATE 1962 Terry Baker, B 1967 Bill Enyart, FB 1968 Bill Enyart, FB 1993 Chad Paulson, RB STANFORD 1970 John Sande, C 1970 Terry Ewing, DB 1975 Don Stevenson, RB 1976 Don Stevenson, RB 1977 Guy Benjamin, QB 1978 Vince Mulroy, WR 1978 Jim Stephens, OG 1979 Pat Bowe, TE 1979 Milt McColl, LB 1979 Joe St. Greene, DB 1981 John Bergren, DL 1981 Darrin Nelson, RB 1982 John Bergren, DL 1983 John Bergren, DL 1985 Matt Soderlund, LB 1987 Brad Muster, RB 1990 Ed McCaffrey, WR 1991 Tommy Vardell, RB 1994 Justin Armour, WR 1999 Troy Walters, FL 2010 Chase Beeler, C 2011 Andrew Luck, QB 2015 Christian McCaffrey, RB 2016 Christian McCaffrey, RB UCLA 1952 Ed Flynn, G 1952 Donn Moomaw, LB 1953 Ira Pauly, C 1954 Sam Boghosian, G 1966 Ray Armstrong, OE 1975 John Sciarra, QB 1977 John Fowler, LB 1981 Cormac Carney, WR 1981 Tim Wrightman, TE 1982 Cormac Carney, WR 1985 Mike Hartmeier, OG 1992 Carlton Gray, CB 1995 George Kase, DT 1998 Shawn Stuart, C 2006 Chris Joseph, OL 2007 Chris Joseph, C USC 1952 Dick Nunis, DB 1959 Mike McKeever, G 1960 Mike McKeever, G 1960 Marlin McKeever, E 1965 Charles Arrobia, T 1967 Steve Sogge, QB 1968 Steve Sogge, QB 1969 Harry Khasigian, OG 1973 Pat Haden, QB 1974 Pat Haden, QB 1978 Rich Dimler, DL 1979 Brad Budde, OG 1979 Paul McDonald, QB 1979 Keith Van Horne, T 1984 Duane Bickett, LB 1985 Matt Koart, DL 1986 Jeffrey Bregel, OG 1988 John Jackson, FL 1989 John Jackson, FL 1995 Jeremy Hogue, C 1995 Matt Keneley, DT 1996 Matt Keneley, DT UTAH 1964 Mel Carpenter, OT 1971 Scott Robbins, DB 1973 Steve Odom, RB 1976 Dick Graham, E 2003 Morgan Scalley, DB 2004 Morgan Scalley, DB 2004 Alex Smith, QB 2008 Louie Sckoda, P/PK WASHINGTON 1955 Jim Houston, E 1963 Mike Briggs, T 1964 Rick Redman, G 1965 Steve Bramwell, DB 1979 Bruce Harrell, LB 1981 Mark Jerue, LB 1981 Chuck Nelson, PK 1982 Chuck Nelson, PK 1986 David Rill, LB 1987 David Rill, LB 1991 Ed Cunningham, C 2014 Danny Shelton, DL WASHINGTON STATE 1989 Jason Hanson, PK 1990 Jason Hanson, PK 1990 Lee Tilleman, DE 1991 Jason Hanson, PK/P 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 119

122 ACADEMIC HONORS ARIZONA 1969 William Michael Moody 1978 Jon Abbott 1980 Jeffrey Whitton 1988 Chuck Cecil 1996 Wayne Wyatt ARIZONA STATE 1978 John Harris 1990 Mark Tingstad 1997 Devin Kendall 1998 Pat Tillman CALIFORNIA 1966 William Krum 1967 John Schmidt 1968 Robert Crittenden 1970 James Calkins 1971 Robert Richards 1983 Harvey Salem 1994 Doug Brien OREGON 1979 Willie Blasher, Jr Bill Musgrave 2002 Ryan Schmid OREGON STATE 1969 William Enyart 1969 Jerry Belcher NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS STANFORD 1965 Joe Neal 1966 Terry DeSylvia 1968 John Root 1971 John Sande III 1972 Jackie Brown 1974 Randall Poltl 1975 Keith Rowen 1976 Gerald Wilson 1977 Duncan McColl 1981 Milton McColl 1984 John Bergren 1985 Scott Carpenter 1986 Matthew Soderlund 1987 Brian Morris 1988 Douglas Robison 1994 Steve Stenstrom 1995 Eric Abrams 1995 David Walker 1996 Marlon Evans 2010 Chase Beeler UCLA 1967 Raymond Armstrong 1967 Dallas Grider 1970 Gregory Jones 1974 Steven Klosterman 1976 John Sciarra 1977 Jeffrey Dankworth 1978 John Fowler, Jr Cormac Carney 1984 Rick Neuheisel 1986 Michael Hartmeier 1990 Richard Meyer 1992 Carlton Gray 1995 George Kase 1997 Shawn Stuart 1997 Chris Shiler 1999 Danny Farmer USC 1966 Charles Arrobio 1969 Steven Sogge 1970 Harry Khasigian 1970 Steve Lehmer 1974 Monte Doris 1975 Pat Haden 1976 Kevin Bruce 1978 Gary Bethel 1980 Brad Budde 1980 Paul McDonald 1981 Gordon Adams 1981 Jeffrey Fisher 1985 Duane Bickett 1986 Anthony Colorito 1986 Matthew Koart 1987 Jeff Bregel 1990 John Jackson 1995 Jeremy Hogue 1996 Matt Keneley WASHINGTON 1965 William Douglas 1967 Michael Ryan 1972 James Krieg 1973 John Brady 1977 Scott Phillips 1978 Blair Bush 1980 Bruce Herrell 1982 Mark Jerue 1983 Charles Nelson 1983 Mark Stewart 1988 David Rill 1991 Ed Cunningham 1996 Dave Janoski 2001 Marques Tuiasosopo WASHINGTON STATE 1967 Richard Sheron 1968 A. Douglas Flansburg 1983 Gregory Porter 1984 Patrick Lynch, Jr Daniel Lynch NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION ACADEMIC HONORS ARIZONA 1968 William Moody 1996 Wayne Wyatt ARIZONA STATE 1978 Christopher Mott 1989 Mark Tingstad 2005 Grayling Love 2014 Taylor Kelly CALIFORNIA 1959 Donald P. Newell 1995 Je Rod Cherry 2008 Alex Mack 2010 Mike Mohamed COLORADO 1961 Joe Romig 1970 Jim Cooch 1973 Rick Bland 1987 Eric McCarty 1992 Jim Hansen 2006 Brian Daniels 2010 Nate Solder OREGON 1990 William S. Musgrave 2007 Dennis Dixon OREGON STATE 1961 Mike Kline 1962 Terry W. Baker STANFORD 1967 John P. Root 1970 John Sandle III 1976 Duncan McColl 1980 Milt McColl 1981 Darrin Nelson 1983 John Bergren 1992 Glyn Milburn 1994 Justin Armour 1995 David Walker 1997 Damon Dunn 2010 Owen Marecic 2014 Jordan Richards UCLA 1967 Gary Beban 1970 Dennis Dummit 1973 T. Mark Harmon 1975 John M. Sciarra 1976 Jeffrey A Dankworth 1988 Carnell Lake 1991 Brian Kelly 1992 Carlton Gray 2015 Jake Brendel NFF SCHOLAR-ATHLETES USC 1965 Charles Arrobio 1969 Harry Khasigian 1979 Paul McDonald 1984 Duane Bickett 1986 Jeffrey B. Bregel 1989 John Jackson 1994 Tony Boselli 1995 Jeremy Hogue 1996 Matt Keneley 1999 Chad Morton 2012 Matt Barkley UTAH 1962 Ronald Manno 1964 Melville Carpenter 2008 Louie Sakoda WASHINGTON 1960 Barry Bullard 1963 Mike Briggs 1964 Bill Douglas 1966 Michael Ryan 1972 William Cahill 1984 Dan Eernissee 1985 Hugh Millen 1987 David T. Rill 1993 Jim Nevelle WASHINGTON STATE 1982 Gregory Porter 1988 Ed Tingstad 1991 Jason Hanson 2007 Alex Brink 2011 Jared Karstetter PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

123 ACADEMIC HONORS NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION ACADEMIC HONORS NFF HAMPSHIRE HONOR SOCIETY 2006 Andrew Carnahan, ASU Ben Carpenter, COLO Brian Daniels, COLO Adam Koets, OSU Casey Evans, UTAH 2007 Spencer Larsen, ARIZ Michael Marquart, ASU Brandon Rodd, ASU John Allen, CAL Greg Van Hoesen, CAL Kevin Eberhart, COLO Byron Ellis, COLO Dustyn Sprague, COLO Dennis Dixon, ORE Stephen Tate, UTAH Cody Ellis, WASH Romeen Abdollmohammadi, WSU Alex Brink, WSU Jed Collins, WSU Matt Mullennix, WSU 2008 Jason Bondzio, ARIZ Anthony Reyes, ASU Alex Mack, CAL Will Ta ufo ou, CAL Zach Smith, CAL George Hypolite, COLO Nick Reed, ORE Andrew Levitre, OSU Logan Paulsen, UCLA Jeff Byers, USC Louie Skaoda, UTAH Vaughn Lesuma, WSU Matt Mullennix, WSU 2009 Chris Gronkowski, ARIZ Mke Nixon, ASU Mark Boskovich, CAL Jake Behrens, COLO Taylor Kavanaugh, OSU Gregg Peat, OSU Logan Paulsen, UCLA Trevor Theriot, UCLA Jeff Byers, USC Jordan Congdon, USC Zane Beadles, UTAH Kepa Gaison, UTAH Ben Hendy, UTAH Trevor Moss, UTAH Kenny Alfred, WSU Joe Eppele, WSU 2010 Thomas Weber, ASU Justin Kahut, OSU Wilder McAnderws, OSU Aason Nichols, OSU Chase Beeler, STAN Owen Marecic, STAN Mike Mohamed, CAL Daniel Rees, UCLA Jordan Holmes, ORE Casey Hamlett, WSU Micah Hannam, WSU Chima Nwachukwu, WSU Chris Prummer, WSU Nate Solder, COLO Caleb Schlauderaff, UTAH 2011 Paul Vassallo, ARIZ Aaron Pflugrad, ASU Ernest Owusu, CAL Mitchell Schwartz, CAL Giorgio Tavecchio, CAL Logan Gray, COLO Tony Poremba, COLO Travis Sandersfeld, COLO Cameron Collins, OSU Kevin Frahm, OSU Marcus Perry, OSU Andrew Luck, STAN Griff Whalen, STAN Cody Romness, USC Derrick Shelby, UTAH J.J. Williams, UTAH Jared Karstetter, WSU Daniel Wagner, WSU 2012 Trace Biskin, ARIZ John Bonano, ARIZ Brandon Johnson, ASU Matt Summers-Gavin, CAL Dustin Ebner, COLO Will Pericak, COLO Colby Prince, OSU Daniel Zychlinski, STAN Matt Barkley, USC Khaled Holmes, USC Kyle Negrete, USC Dave Fagergren, UTAH Luke Matthew, UTAH Sean Sellwood, UTAH Tevita Stevens, UTAH Andrew Lintz, WSU 2013 Brian Chacon, ARIZ Jake Fischer, ARIZ Tevin Hood, ARIZ Ted Agu, CAL (posthumous) Mitch Bartolo, CAL Mark Brazinski, CAL Nate Bonsu, COLO Conor McFadden, STAN Devon Kennard, USC Sean Fitzgerald, UTAH Anthony Denham, UTAH 2014 Jared Tevis, ARIZ Blair Tushaus, ARIZ Taylor Kelly, ASU Chris Adcock, CAL Cormac Craigie, CAL James Langford, CAL Joey Mahalic, CAL Brad Cotner, COLO Tyler McCulloch, COLO Darragh O Neill, COLO Will Oliver, COLO Richard Yates, COLO Marcus Mariota, ORE Connor Hamlett, OSU Henry Anderson, STAN Anthony Hayes, STAN Gautam Krishnamurthi, STAN David Parry, STAN Jordan Pratt, STAN Ben Rhyne, STAN Jordan Richards, STAN Torsten Rotto, STAN Jeff Trojan, STAN Jordan Williamson, STAN Eric Kendricks, UCLA Jacoby Hale, UTAH Mar Pouvave, UTAH Eric Rowe, UTAH Hau oli Kikaha, WASH Danny Shelton, WASH Mitchell Peterson, WSU 2015 Casey Skowron, ARIZ Mike Bercovici, ASU Kweishi Brown, ASU Nick Kelly, ASU Todd Bar, CAL Cody Bickham, CAL Jered Bell, COLO Nelson Spruce, COLO Reed Miller, STAN Aziz Shittu, STAN Jake Brendel, UCLA Alex Wood, USC 2016 Fred Gammage, ASU Matt Haack, ASU Laiu Moeakiola, ASU Ryan Severson, COLO Jeff Lockie, ORE Johnny Ragin III, ORE Matt Wogan, ORE Kyle Haley, OSU Ryan Navarro, OSU Ricky Ortiz, OSU Johnny Caspers, STAN Dallas Lloyd, STAN Conrad Ukropina, STAN Garett Bolles, UTAH Hunter Dimick, UTAH Chase Dominguez, UTAH Evan Eggiman, UTAH Ken Hampel, UTAH Evan Moeai, UTAH Nick Nowakowski, UTAH Sharrieff Shah, Jr., UTAH Marcus Williams, UTAH 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 121

124 PAC-12 HONORS 1975 Chuck Muncie, RB, CAL 1976 Ricky Bell, RB, USC 1977 Guy Benjamin, QB, STAN Warren Moon, QB, WASH 1978 Charles White, RB, USC 1979 Charles White, RB, USC 1980 John Elway, QB, Stanford 1981 Marcus Allen, RB, USC 1982 John Elway, QB, STAN Tom Ramsey, QB, UCLA 1983 OFF: Steve Pelluer, QB, WASH DEF: Ricky Hunley, LB, ARIZ Ron Rivera, LB, CAL 1984 OFF: Rueben Mayes, RB, WSU DEF: Duane Bickett, LB, USC 1985 OFF: Rueben Mayes, RB, WSU DEF: Mark Walen, DT, UCLA 1986 OFF: Brad Muster, TB, STAN DEF: Byron Evans, ILB, ARIZ 1987 OFF: Troy Aikman, QB, UCLA DEF: Chuck Cecil, FS, ARIZ 1988 OFF: Rodney Peete, QB, USC DEF: Dana Wells, NG, ARIZ 1989 OFF: Steve Broussard, RB, WSU DEF: Junior Seau, OLB, USC 1990 OFF: Greg Lewis, RB, WASH DEF: Steve Emtman, DT, WASH Darryl Lewis, CB, ARIZ 1991 OFF: Mike Pawlawski, QB, CAL Mario Bailey, WR, WASH DEF: Steve Emtman, DT, WASH 1992 OFF: Drew Bledsoe, QB, WSU DEF: Dave Hoffmann, ILB, WASH 1993 OFF: J.J. Stokes, SE, UCLA DEF: Rob Waldrop, NG, ARIZ 1994 OFF: Napoleon Kaufman, TB, WASH DEF: Mark Fields, MLB, WSU 1995 OFF: Keyshawn Johnson, WR, USC DEF: Tedy Bruschi, DE, ARIZ 1996 OFF: Jake Plummer, QB, ASU DEF: Jason Chorak, OLB, WASH 1997 OFF: Ryan Leaf, QB, WSU DEF: Pat Tillman, OLB, ASU PAC-12 PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1998 OFF: Cade McNown, QB, UCLA Akili Smith, QB, ORE DEF: Chris Claiborne, ILB, USC 1999 OFF: Troy Walters, FL, STAN DEF: Deltha O Neal, CB, CAL FR: Kareem Kelly, SE, USC 2000 OFF: Marques Tuiasosopo, QB, WASH DEF: Adam Archuleta, OLB, ASU FR: Terrell Suggs, DE, ASU 2001 OFF: Joey Harrington, QB, ORE DEF: Robert Thomas, MLB, UCLA FR: Teyo Johnson, WR, STAN Reggie Williams, WR, WASH 2002 OFF: Jason Gesser, QB, WSU Carson Palmer, QB, USC DEF: Terell Suggs, DE, ASU FR: Mike Williams, WR, USC 2003 OFF: Matt Leinart, QB, USC DEF: Dave Ball, DE, UCLA FR: Brandon Browner, CB, OSU NOTE: In 2004, the Defensive Player of the Year Award was renamed the Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year OFF: Reggie Busch, TB, USC Matt Leinart, QB, USC DEF: Shaun Cody, DL, USC Bill Swancutt, DE, OSU FR: Zach Miller, TE, ASU 2005 OFF: Reggie Busch, TB, USC DEF: Haloti Ngata, DT, ORE Dale Robinson, MLB, ASU FR: Jeremy Perry, OG, OSU Mike Thomas, WR, ARIZ 2006 OFF: Marshawn Lynch, RB, CAL DEF: Daymeion Hughes, CB, CAL FR: Jairus Byrd, CB, ORE Taylor Mays, FS, USC Alterraun Verner, CB, UCLA 2007 OFF: Dennis Dixon, QB, ORE DEF: Sedrick Ellis, NT, USC FR: Jake Locker, WASH 2008 OFF: Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, OSU DEF: Rey Maualuga, LB, USC FR: Jacquizz Rodgers, RB, OSU 2009 OFF: Toby Gerhart, RB, STAN DEF: Brian Price, DT, UCLA OFR: LaMichael James, RB, ORE DFR: Vontaze Burfict, MLB, ASU 2010 OFF: Andrew Luck, QB, STAN DEF: Stephen Paea, DT, OSU OFR: Robert Woods, WR, USC DFR: Junior Onyeali, ASU 2011 OFF: Andrew Luck, QB, STAN DEF: Mychal Kendricks, LB, CAL OFR: Marqise Lee, WR, USC De Anthony Thomas, RB, ORE DFR: Dion Bailey, LB, USC 2012 OFF: Marqise Lee WR, USC DEF: Will Sutton, DT, ASU OFR: Marcus Mariota, QB, ORE DFR: Leonard Williams, DL, USC 2013 OFF: Ka Deem Carey, RB, ARIZ DEF: Will Sutton, DT, ASU OFR: Myles Jack, RB, UCLA DFR: Myles Jack, LB, UCLA 2014 OFF: Marcus Mariota, QB, ORE DEF: Scooby Wright III, LB, ARIZ OFR: Royce Freeman, RB, ORE DFR: Adoreé Jackson, DB, USC 2015 OFF: Christian McCaffrey, RB, STAN DEF: DeForest Buckner, DE, ORE OFR: Josh Rosen, QB, UCLA DFR: Cameron Smith, LB, USC 2016 OFF: Jake Browning, QB, WASH DEF: Adoree Jackson, DB, USC OFR: Sam Darnold, QB, USC DFR: Taylor Rapp, DB, WASH PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

125 PAC-12 HONORS NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR (selected by the American Football Coaches Association and the Football Writers Association of America*) 1940 Clark Shaughnessy, Stanford (AFCA) 1951 Chuck Taylor, Stanford (AFCA) 1954 Henry Red Sanders, UCLA (AFCA) 1962 John McKay, USC (AFCA and FWAA) 1965 Tommy Prothro, UCLA (AFCA) 1972 John McKay, USC (AFCA and FWAA) 1975 Frank Kush, Arizona State (AFCA) 1977 Don James, Washington (AFCA) 1991 Don James, Washington (FWAA) 1994 Rich Brooks, Oregon (FWAA) 1996 Bruce Snyder, Arizona State (AFCA, FWAA) 1997 Mike Price, Washington State (FWAA) 2003 Pete Carroll, USC (AFCA) 2016 Mike MacIntyre, Colorado (AFCA, FWAA, AP, Walter Camp) PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Spencer Larsen, ARIZ Alex Mack, CAL Mike Nixon, ASU Mike Mohamed, CAL Jared Karstetter, WSU John Bonano, ARIZ Ben Rhyne, STAN Taylor Kelly, ASU Mike Bercovici, ASU Jake Eldrenkamp, WASH * AFCA has selected a Coach of the Year since The FWAA began its selections in PAC-12 COACH OF THE YEAR 1975 Dick Vermeil, UCLA 1976 John Robinson, USC 1977 Bill Walsh, Stanford 1978 John Robinson, USC 1979 Rich Brooks, Oregon 1980 Don James, Washington 1981 Jim Walden, Washington State 1982 Joe Kapp, California 1983 Jim Walden, Washington State 1984 Ted Tollner, USC 1985 Terry Donahue, UCLA 1986 John Cooper, Arizona State 1987 Larry Smith, USC 1988 Larry Smith, USC Dennis Erickson, Washington State 1989 Dave Kragthorpe, Oregon State 1990 Don James, Washington Bruce Snyder, California 1991 Don James, Washington 1992 Dick Tomey, Arizona 1993 Terry Donahue, UCLA 1994 Rich Brooks, Oregon 1995 Tyrone Willingham, Stanford 1996 Bruce Snyder, Arizona State 1997 Mike Price, Washington State 1998 Bob Toledo, UCLA 1999 Tyrone Willingham, Stanford 2000 Dennis Erickson, Oregon State 2001 Mike Price, Washington State 2002 Jeff Tedford, California 2003 Pete Carroll, USC Bill Doba, Washington State 2004 Jeff Tedford, California 2005 Pete Carroll, USC Karl Dorrell, UCLA 2006 Pete Carroll, USC 2007 Dennis Erickson, Arizona State 2008 Mike Riley, Oregon State 2009 Chip Kelly, Oregon 2010 Chip Kelly, Oregon 2011 David Shaw, Stanford 2012 David Shaw, Stanford 2013 Todd Graham, Arizona State 2014 Rich Rodriguez, Arizona 2015 Mike Leach, Washington State David Shaw, Stanford 2016 Mike MacIntyre, Colorado 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 123

126 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC-12 TEAMS 1952 OFFENSE E Sam Morley, STAN E George Black, WASH T Lou Yourkowski, WASH T Elmer Messinger, WSU G Elmer Willhoite, USC G Ed Flynn, UCLA C Lou Walsh, USC QB Don Heinrich, WASH HB Jim Sears, USC HB Paul Cameron, UCLA FB John Olszewski, CAL DEFENSE E Bob Hooks, USC E Emery Barnes, ORE T Bob Van Doren, USC T Charles Doud, UCLA G Elmer Willhoite, USC G Jim Salisbury, UCLA LB George Timberlake, USC LB Donn Moomaw, UCLA HB Bill Stits, UCLA HB Jim Psaltis, USC S Jim Sears, USC E E T T G G C B B B B E E T T G G C B B B B E E T T G G C B B B B 1953 Sam Morley, STAN John Steinberg, STAN Charles Doud, UCLA Jack Ellena, UCLA Milt Bohart, WASH George Timberlake, USC Matt Hazeltine, CAL Paul Cameron, UCLA Aramis Dandoy, USC Bob Garrett, STAN George Shaw, ORE 1954 Jim Hanifan, CAL John Stewart, STAN Jack Ellena, UCLA Ed Fouch, USC Jack Patera, ORE Jim Salsbury, UCLA Matt Hazeltine, CAL Bob Davenport, UCLA Paul Larson, CAL George Shaw, ORE Primo Villanueva, UCLA 1955 Leon Clarke, USC Rommie Loudd, UCLA Paul Wiggin, STAN Fred Robinson, WASH Hardiman Cureton, UCLA Orlando Ferrante, USC Steve Palmer, UCLA Jon Arnett, USC Sam Brown, UCLA Bob Davenport, UCLA Bill Tarr, STAN E E T T T G G C B B B B E E T T G G C B B B B E E T T G G G C B B B B E E T T G G C B B B B 1956 Phil McHugh, ORE Bill Steiger, WSU John Witte, OSU George Struger, WASH Paul Wiggin, STAN Esker Harris, UCLA Don Gilkey, CAL Jim Matheny, UCLA Jon Arnett, USC John Brodie, STAN Earnel Durden, OSU C.R. Roberts, USC 1957 Don Ellingsen, WSU Dick Wallen, UCLA Bill Leeka, UCLA Troy Barbee, STAN Jerry Kramer, IDAHO Harry Mondale, ORE Francis Randall, OSU Bob Newman, WSU Joe Francis, OSU Jim Shanley, ORE Jim Jones, WASH 1958 Chris Burford, STAN Marlin McKeever, USC Ted Bates, OSU Bill Leeka, UCLA Bob Grottkau, ORE Frank Fiorentino, USC Jim Brackins, OSU Bob Peterson, ORE Joe Kapp, CAL Jack Hart, CAL Willie West, ORE Charles Morrell, WSU 1959 Marlin McKeever, USC Chris Burford, STAN Ron Mix, USC Frank Sally, CAL Chuck Allen, WASH Mike McKeever, USC Harry Baldwin, UCLA Bob Schloredt, WASH Don McKeta, WASH Jerry Traynham, USC Ray Smith, UCLA 1960 E Marlin McKeever, USC T Marv Luster, UCLA T Kurt Gegner, WASH T Marshall Shirk, UCLA G Chuck Allen, WASH G Jack Metcalf, UCLA C Roy McKasson, WASH QB Bill Kilmer, UCLA HB Don McKeta, WASH HB George Fleming, WASH FB Ray Jackson, WASH FB Skip Face, STAN FB George Pierovich, CAL 1961 E Hal Bedsole, USC E George Honor, STAN T John Meyers, WASH T Frank Buncom, USC G Britt Williams, USC G Jim Skaggs, WASH C Ron Hull, UCLA QB Pete Beathard, USC HB Bobby Smith, UCLA HB Charlie Mitchell, WASH FB Ben Wilson, USC 1962 E Hal Bedsole, USC E Hugh Campbell, WSU T Gary Kirner, USC T Rod Scheyer, WASH T Rick Redman, WASH G Marv Harris, STAN G Damon Bame, USC C Andy Von Sonn, UCLA QB Pete Beathard, USC HB Charlie Mitchell, WASH HB Kermit Alexander, UCLA HB Willie Brown, USC FB Junior Coffey, WASH SP Ed Cummings, STAN 1963 E Mel Profit, UCLA E Frank Patitucci, STAN T Mike Briggs, WASH T Gary Kirner, USC G Rick Redman, WASH G Damon Bame, USC C Marv Harris, STAN QB Bill Douglas, WASH HB Willie Brown, USC HB Mike Garrett, USC FB Junior Coffey, WASH 1964 OFFENSE E Jack Schraub, CAL E Kurt Altenberg, UCLA T Rich Koeper, OSU T Kent Francisco, UCLA T Bob Svihus, USC G Bill Fisk, USC G Mark Richards, ORE C Dave Tobey, ORE QB Craig Morton, CAL HB Clarence Williams, WSU HB Mike Garrett, USC FB Ray Handley, STAN DEFENSE E Jeff Smith, USC E Jim Lambright, WASH T Stan Dzura, CAL T Gary Pettigrew, STAN G Kull Hagen, WASH G Russ Banducci, UCLA LB Jack Chapple, STAN LB Rick Redman, WASH DB Dick Ragsdale, STAN DB Dan Espalin, OSU DB Gary Hill, USC 1965 OFFENSE E Dave Williams, WASH E Kurt Altenberg, UCLA T Chuck Arrobio, USC T Russ Banducci, UCLA G John Garamendi, CAL G Frank Lopez, USC C Paul Johnson, USC QB Gary Beban, UCLA FB Peter Pifer, OSU HB Mike Garrett, USC HB Mel Farr, UCLA DEFENSE E Jim Walker, USC E Jim Colletto, UCLA T Fred Forsberg, WASH T Ron Yary, USC T Wayne Foster, WSU G John Richardson, UCLA G Mike Hibler, STAN LB Jeff Smith, USC LB Jack O Billovich, OSU DB Nate Shaw, USC DB Bob Stiles, UCLA DB Willie Gaskins, WSU 1966 OFFENSE E Ron Drake, USC E Doug Flansburg, WSU T Ron Yary, USC T Jim Wilkin, OSU G Rich Deakers, UCLA G Mike Ryan, WASH G Jim Homan, USC C Ron Vrlicak, WSU QB Gary Beban, UCLA HB Mel Farr, UCLA HB Rod Sherman, USC FB Peter Pifer, OSU DEFENSE E Tom Greenlee, WASH E Ray May, USC T Steve Thompson, WASH T Skip Diaz, OSU G John Richardson, UCLA G Larry Petrill, USC LB Adrian Young, USC LB Don Manning, UCLA DB Nate Shaw, USC DB Jim Smith, ORE DB Wayne Stewart, CAL 1967 OFFENSE E Earl McCullouch, USC E Gary Houser, OSU T Ron Yary, USC T Larry Slagle, UCLA G Dave Marlette, OSU G Dennis Murphy, UCLA C John Erquiaga, UCLA QB Gary Beban, UCLA B O.J. Simpson, USC B Gene Washington, STAN B Bill Enyart, OSU PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

127 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC-12 TEAMS DEFENSE E Tim Rossovich, USC E Mike McCaffrey, CAL T Steve Thompson, WASH T Blaine Nye, STAN G George Dames, ORE LB Adrian Young, USC LB Don Manning, UCLA LB Marty Brill, STAN B Mike Battle, USC B Jim Smith, ORE B Mark Gustafson, UCLA 1968 OFFENSE E Bob Klein, USC E Wayne Stewart, CAL T Malcolm Snider, STAN T Sid Smith, USC G Fred Khasigian, USC G Clyde Smith, OSU C John Didion, OSU QB Steve Sogge, USC B O.J. Simpson, USC B Gene Washington, STAN B Bill Enyart, OSU DEFENSE E Jim Gunn, USC E Mike McCaffrey, CAL LN George Dames, ORE LN Larry Agajanian, UCLA LN Jon Sandstrom, OSU LB George Jugum, WASH LB Don Parish, STAN B Al Worley, WASH B Omri Hildreth, ORE B Ken Wiedemann, CAL 1969 OFFENSE E Bob Moore, STAN E Gwen Cooper, UCLA T Sid Smith, USC T Bob Richards, CAL G Fred Khasigian, USC G Dennis Alumbaugh, UCLA C John Sande, STAN QB Jim Plunkett, STAN B Clarence Davis, USC B Greg Jones, UCLA B Bobby Moore, ORE DEFENSE E Jim Gunn, USC E Irby Augustine, CAL LN Floyd Reese, UCLA LN Al Cowlings, USC LN Wes Grant, UCLA LN Jess Lewis, OSU LB Mike Ballou, UCLA LB Don Parish, STAN B Mel Easley, OSU B Lionel Thomas, WSU B Tyrone Hudson, USC B Rick Keller, STAN 1970 OFFENSE E Bob Newland, ORE E Bob Moore, STAN T Bob Richards, CAL T Steve Jibb, STAN G Steve Busch, WSU G Ernie Janet, WASH C Dave Dalby, UCLA QB Jim Plunkett, STAN B Clarence Davis, USC B Bobby Moore, ORE B Randy Vataha, STAN DEFENSE E Charles Weaver, USC E Jim Sherbert, OSU LN Craig Hannemann, OSU LN Tom Falla, WASH LN Dave Tipton, STAN LN Sherman White, CAL LB Phil Croyle, CAL LB Tom Graham, ORE LB Jeff Siemon, STAN B Lionel Coleman, ORE B Cal Jones, WASH B Ray Youngblood, CAL 1971 OFFENSE E Tom Scott, WASH E Bob Christiansen, UCLA T John Vella, USC T Tom Drougas, ORE G Steve Busch, WSU G John McKean, ORE C Dave Dalby, UCLA QB Don Bunce, STAN RB Bernard Jackson, WSU RB Bobby Moore, ORE FL Steve Sweeney, CAL K Don Sweet, WSU DEFENSE E Jim Sherbert, OSU E John Grant, USC LN Pete Lazetich, STAN LN Sherman White, CAL LN Gordy Guinn, WASH LN Larry Butler, STAN LB Jeff Siemon, STAN LB Steve Brown, OSU LB Willie Hall, USC B Ron Mims, WSU B Bill Drake, ORE B Cal Jones, WASH B Ray Youngblood, CAL 1972 OFFENSE E Charles Young, USC E Steve Sweeney, CAL E Greg Specht, ORE T Bruce Walton, UCLA T Pete Adams, USC T Bill Moos, WSU G Steve Ostermann, WSU G Bob Jurgenson, OSU C Dave Brown, USC QB Dan Fouts, ORE RB Kermit Johnson, UCLA RB James McAlister, UCLA K Rod Garcia, STAN DEFENSE LN John Grant, USC LN Gordy Guinn, WASH LN Bob Kampa, CAL LN James Sims, USC LB Steve Brown, OSU LB Jim Merlo, STAN LB Richard Wood, USC B Allan Ellis, UCLA B Calvin Jones, WASH B Randy Poltl, STAN B Bill Bartley, OSU P Bruce Barnes, UCLA 1973 OFFENSE E Russ Francis, ORE E Jim Obradovich, USC T Booker Brown, USC T Ed Kezirian, UCLA G Steve Ostermann, WSU G Steve Klosterman, UCLA C Geoff Reece, WSU QB Mike Boryla, STAN RB Kermit Johnson, UCLA RB Anthony Davis, USC WR Lynn Swann, USC WR Bill Singler, STAN PK Rod Garcia, STAN DEFENSE LN Reggie Lewis, ORE LN Monte Doris, USC LN Roger Stillwell, STAN LN Fred McNeill, UCLA LB Richard Wood, USC LB Tom Poe, WSU LB Fulton Kuykendall, UCLA LB James Sims, USC DB Artimus Parker, USC DB Randy Poltl, STAN DB Jimmy Allen, UCLA DB James Bright, UCLA DB Steve Donnelly, ORE P Skip Boyd, WASH 1974 OFFENSE TE Jim Obradovich, USC T Jeff Hart, OSU T Marvin Powell, USC G Steve Ostermann, WSU G Bill Bain, USC C Geoff Reece, USC QB Steve Bartkowski, CAL RB Anthony Davis, USC RB Chuck Muncie, CAL WR Steve Rivera, CAL WR Norm Andersen, UCLA PK Chris Limhelu, USC DEFENSE LN Gary Jeter, USC LN Pat Donovan, STAN LN Art Riley, USC LB Richard Wood, USC LB Gordon Riegel, STAN LB Gary Larsen, WSU LB Ed Powell, USC DB Charles Phillips, USC DB Steve Donnelly, ORE DB Danny Reece, USC DB Marvin Cobb, USC P Skip Boyd, WASH 1975 OFFENSE TE Ted Pappas, Sr., STAN T Marvin Powell, Jr., USC T Ted Albrecht, Jr., CAL G Randy Cross, Sr., UCLA G Phil McKinnely, Sr., UCLA G Alez Karakazoff, Jr., STAN C Ray Pinney, Sr., WASH QB John Sciarra, Sr., UCLA RB Chuck Muncie, Sr., CAL RB Ricky Bell, Jr., USC WR Steve Rivera, Sr., CAL WR Tony Hill, Jr., STAN PK Mike Langford, Sr., STAN DEFENSE DL Gary Jeter, Jr., USC DL Duncan McColl, Jr., STAN DL Cliff Frazier, Sr., UCLA LB Bob Horn, Sr., OSU LB Dan Lloyd, Sr., WASH LB Geb Church, Sr., STAN LB Kevin Bruce, Sr., USC DB Al Burleson, Sr., WASH DB Danny Reece, Sr., USC DB Mario Clark, Sr., ORE DB Chuck Wills, Sr., ORE P Gavin Hedrick, So., WSU 1976 OFFENSE TE Rick Walker, Sr., UCLA T Marvin Powell, Sr., USC T Ted Albrecht, Sr., CAL G Donnie Hickman, Sr., USC G Alex Karakozoff, Sr., STAN C Duane Williams, Sr., CAL QB Jack Thompson, Jr., WSU RB Ricky Bell, Sr., USC RB Theotis Brown, So., UCLA WR Tony Hill, Sr., STAN WR Mike Levenseller, Jr., WSU PK Jim Breech, Jr., CAL DEFENSE DL Charles Jackson, Sr., WASH DL Duncan McColl, Sr., STAN DL Gary Jeter, Sr., USC DL Manu Tuiasosopo, So., UCLA OLB David Lewis, Sr., USC OLB Rod Martin, Sr., USC ILB Clay Matthews, Jr., USC ILB Jerry Robinson, So., UCLA DB Dennis Thurman, Jr., USC DB Oscar Edwards, Sr., UCLA DB Jay Locey, Sr., OSU DB Levi Armstrong, Jr., UCLA P Frank Corral, Jr., UCLA 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 125

128 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC-12 TEAMS 1977 OFFENSE TE George Freitas, Sr., CAL T Gordon King, Sr., STAN T Gus Coppens, Sr., UCLA G Pat Howell, Jr., USC G Jeff Toews, Jr., WASH G Brad Budde, Jr., USC C Blair Bush, Sr., WASH QB Guy Benjamin, Sr., STAN RB Darrin Nelson, Fr., STAN RB Charles White, So., USC WR James Lofton, Sr., STAN WR Mike Levenseller, Sr., WSU PK Jim Breech, Sr., CAL 1979 OFFENSE QB Paul McDonald, Sr., USC RB Charles White, Sr., USC RB Freeman McNeil, Jr., UCLA RB Joe Steele, Sr., WASH WR Ken Margerum, Jr., STAN WR Steve Coury, Sr., OSU TE Hoby Brenner, Jr., USC OL Tom Turnure, Sr., WASH OL Roy Foster, So., USC OL Keith Van Horne, Jr., USC OL Allan Kennedy, Jr., WSU OL Brad Budde, Sr., USC PK Ken Naber, Jr., STAN 1981 OFFENSE QB Mike Pagel, Sr., ASU RB Marcus Allen, Sr., USC RB Darrin Nelson, Sr., STAN RB Gerald Riggs, Sr., ASU WR Cormac Carney, Jr., UCLA WR Victor Simmons, Sr., OSU TE Tim Wrightman, Sr., UCLA OL Tony Slaton, Jr., USC OL Roy Foster, Sr., USC OL Bruce Matthews, Jr., USC OL Luis Sharpe, Sr., UCLA OL Harvey Salem, Jr., CAL PK Chuck Nelson, Jr., WASH 1983 OFFENSE QB Steve Pelluer, Sr., WASH RB Kevin Nelson, Sr., UCLA RB Bryce Oglesby, Sr., OSU RB Kerry Porter, So., WSU WR Mike Sherrard, So., UCLA WR Brad Anderson, Sr., ARIZ TE Paul Bergmann, Sr., UCLA OL Tony Slaton, Sr., USC OL Gary Zimmerman, Sr., ORE OL Rick Mallory, Sr., WASH OL Dan Lynch, Jr., WSU OL Duval Love, Sr., UCLA PK Luis Zendejas, Jr., ASU DEFENSE DL Walt Underwood, Sr., USC DL Ralph DeLoach, Jr., CAL DL Manu Tuiasosopo, Jr., UCLA LB Clay Matthews, Sr., USC LB Jerry Robinson, Jr., UCLA LB Michael Jackson, Jr., WASH LB Gordon Ceresino, Jr., STAN DB Dennis Thurman, Sr., USC DB Ken Easley, Fr., UCLA DB Nesby Glasgow, Jr., WASH DB Levi Armstrong, Sr., UCLA P Gavin Hedrick, Sr., WSU 1978 OFFENSE QB Jack Thompson, Sr., WSU RB Darrin Nelson, So., STAN RB Charles White, Jr., USC RB Theotis Brown, Jr., UCLA WR Ken Margerum, So., STAN WR Kevin Williams, So., USC TE Ron Beyer, Sr., ARIZ C Mark Chandless, Sr., WSU G Pat Howell, Sr., USC G Brad Budde, Jr., USC T Jeff Toews, Sr., WASH T Anthony Munoz, Jr., USC PK Peter Boermeester, Jr., UCLA DEFENSE DL Al Harris, Sr., ASU DL Doug Martin, Jr., WASH DL Manu Tuiasosopo, Sr., UCLA DL Rich Dimler, Sr., USC LB Michael Jackson, Sr., WASH LB Jerry Robinson, Sr., UCLA LB Gordy Ceresino, Sr., STAN LB Dennis Johnson, Jr., USC DB Kenny Easley, So., UCLA DB Nesby Glasgow, Sr., WASH DB Kim Anderson, Sr., ASU DB Kyle Heinrich, Sr., WASH P Marty King, Sr., USC DEFENSE DL Doug Martin, Sr., WASH DL Bob Kohrs, Sr., ASU DL Vince Goldsmith, Jr., ORE DL Cleveland Crosby, Sr., ARIZ LB Dennis Johnson, Sr., USC LB A. Richardson, Sr., WASH LB Bruce Harrell, Sr., WASH LB Riki Gray, So., USC DB Kenny Easley, Jr., UCLA DB Ronnie Lott, Jr., USC DB Dennis Smith, Jr., USC DB Mark Lee, Sr., WASH P Ken Naber, Jr., STAN RS Mark Lee, Sr., WASH 1980 OFFENSE QB John Elway, So., STAN RB Marcus Allen, Jr., USC RB Freeman McNeil, Sr., UCLA RB Darrin Nelson, Jr., STAN WR Ken Margerum, Sr., STAN WR Andre Tyler, Jr., STAN TE Tim Wrightman, Jr., UCLA C John Macaulay, Jr., STAN G Roy Foster, Jr., USC G Larry Lee, Sr., USC T Keith Van Horne, Sr., USC T Brian Holloway, Sr., STAN PK Chuck Nelson, So., WASH DEFENSE DL Irv Eatman, So., UCLA DL Vince Goldsmith, Sr., ORE DL Dennis Edwards, Jr., USC DL George Achica, So., USC LB Chip Banks, Jr., USC LB Vernon Maxwell, So., ASU LB Rich Dixon, Jr., CAL LB Avon Riley, Sr., UCLA DB Ronnie Lott, Sr., USC DB Dennis Smith, Sr., USC DB Kenny Easley, Sr., UCLA DB Dave Liggins, Sr., ARIZ P Mike Black, So., ASU RS Willie Gittens, So., ASU DEFENSE DL Fletcher Jenkins, Sr., WASH DL George Achica, Jr., USC DL Dennis Edwards, Sr., USC DL Matt Elisara, Sr., WSU LB Chip Banks, Sr., USC LB Vernon Maxwell, Jr., ASU LB Mark Jerue, Sr., WASH LB Ricky Hunley, So., ARIZ DB Mike Richardson, Jr., ASU DB Paul Sorenson, Sr., WSU DB Vaughn Williams, So., STAN DB Ray Horton, Jr., WASH P Mike Black, Jr., ASU RS Anthony Allen, Jr., WASH 1982 OFFENSE QB John Elway, Sr., STAN Tom Ramsey, Sr., UCLA RB Jacque Robinson, So, WASH RB Vincent White, Sr., STAN RB Vance Johnson, Sr., ARIZ WR Cormac Carney, Sr., UCLA WR Paul Skansi, Sr., WASH TE Chris Dressel, Sr., STAN OL Tony Slaton, Jr., USC OL Bruce Matthews, Sr., USC OL Jeff Kiewel, Sr., ARIZ OL Don Mosebar, Sr., USC OL Harvey Salem, Sr., CAL PK Chuck Nelson, Sr., WASH DEFENSE DL George Achica, Sr., USC DL Jim Jeffcoat, Sr., ASU DL Karl Morgan, Sr., UCLA DL Mike Walter, Sr., ORE LB Ricky Hunley, Jr., ARIZ LB Mark Stewart, Sr., WASH LB Vernon Maxwell, Sr., ASU LB Jack Del Rio, So., USC DB Mike Richardson, Sr., ASU DB Joey Browner, Sr., USC DB Vaughn Williams, Jr., STAN DB Al Gross, Sr., ARIZ P Mike Black, Sr., ASU RS Steve Brown, Sr., ORE DEFENSE DL Keith Millard, Sr., WSU DL Ron Holmes, Jr., WASH DL Dan Ralph, Sr., ORE DL Eric Williams, Sr., WSU LB Ron Rivera, Sr., CAL LB Ricky Hunley, Sr., ARIZ LB Jack Del Rio, Jr., USC LB Neal Dellocono, Jr., UCLA DB Don Rogers, Sr., UCLA DB Lupe Sanchez, Sr., UCLA DB Randy Robbins, Sr., ARIZ DB David Fulcher, Fr., ASU P Kevin Hicks, Sr., ORE RS Lew Barnes, Jr., ORE 1984 OFFENSE QB Mark Rypien, Jr., WSU RB Rueben Mayes, Jr., WSU RB Darryl Clack, Jr., ASU RB Fred Crutcher, Jr., USC WR Lew Barnes, Jr., ORE WR Reggie Bynum, Jr., OSU TE Doug Herman, Sr., ORE OL Dan Lynch, Sr., WSU OL Ken Ruettgers, Sr., USC OL Duval Love, Sr., UCLA OL Mark Shupe, Sr., ASU OL Brent Martin, Sr., STAN PK John Lee, Jr., UCLA DEFENSE DL Ron Holmes, Sr., WASH DL Garin Veris, Sr., STAN DL David Wood, Sr., ARIZ DL Tony Colorito, Jr., USC LB Duane Bickett, Sr., USC LB Tim Meamber, Sr., WASH LB Lamonte Hunley, Sr., ARIZ LB Fred Small, Sr., WASH LB Tommy Taylor, Jr., UCLA DB David Fulcher, So., ASU DB Allan Durden, Jr., ARIZ DB Tommy Haynes, Sr., USC DB Doug Judge, Jr., ORE P Kevin Buenafe, Sr., UCLA RS Tony Cherry, Jr., ORE PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

129 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC-12 TEAMS 1985 OFFENSE QB Chris Miller, Jr., ORE RB Rueben Mayes, Sr., WSU RB Brad Muster, So., STAN RB Tony Cherry, Sr., ORE WR Lew Barnes, Sr., ORE WR Reggie Bynum, Sr., OSU TE Greg Baty, Sr., STAN OL Jeff Bregel, Jr., USC OL James FitzPatrick, Sr., USC OL Mike Hartmeier, Sr., UCLA OL Keith Kartz, Sr., CAL OL John Barns, Sr., STAN PK John Lee, Sr., UCLA DEFENSE DL Mark Walen, Sr., UCLA DL Erik Howard, Sr., WSU DL Reggie Rogers, Jr., WASH DL Terry Tumey, So., UCLA LB Byron Evans, Jr., ARIZ LB Hardy Nickerson, Jr., CAL LB Tommy Taylor, Sr., UCLA LB Joe Kelly, Sr., WASH DB Allan Durden, Sr., ARIZ DB Tim McDonald, Jr., USC DB David Fulcher, Jr., ASU DB Vestee Jackson, Sr., WASH P Mike Schuh, Fr., ASU RS Kitrick Taylor, Jr., WSU 1986 OFFENSE QB Chris Miller, Sr., ORE RB Brad Muster, Jr., STAN RB Gaston Green, Jr., UCLA RB David Adams, Sr., ARIZ WR Lonzell Hill, Sr., WASH WR Aaron Cox, Jr., ASU TE Rod Jones, Sr., WASH OL Danny Villa, Sr., ASU OL Jeff Bregel, Sr., USC OL Randall McDaniel, Jr., ASU OL Joe Tofflemire, So., ARIZ OL Mike Zandofsky, So., WASH PK Jeff Jaeger, Sr., WASH DEFENSE DL Reggie Rogers, Sr., WASH DL Skip McClendon, Sr., ASU DL Terry Tumey, Jr., UCLA DL Tony Leiker, Sr., STAN LB Byron Evans, Sr., ARIZ LB Marcus Cotton, Jr., USC LB Scott Stephan, Sr., ASU LB Dave Wyman, Sr., STAN DB Tim McDonald, Sr., USC DB Chuck Cecil, Jr., ARIZ DB Craig Rutledge, Sr., UCLA DB Tim Peoples, Sr., WASH P Mike Preacher, Sr., ORE RS Thomas Henley, Sr., STAN 1987 OFFENSE QB Troy Aikman, Jr., UCLA RB Gaston Green, Sr., UCLA RB Steven Webster, Jr., USC RB Darryl Harris, Sr., ASU WR Aaron Cox, Sr., ASU WR Derek Hill, Jr., ARIZ TE Paul Green, Jr., USC OL Randall McDaniel, Sr., ASU OL Dave Cadigan, Sr., USC OL Mike Zandofsky, Jr., WASH OL David Richards, Sr., UCLA OL Joe Tofflemire, Jr., ARIZ PK Alfredo Velasco, So., UCLA DEFENSE DL Dana Wells, Jr., ARIZ DL Shawn Patterson, Sr., ASU DL Rollin Putzier, Sr., ORE DL Terry Tumey, Sr., UCLA LB Carnell Lake, Jr., UCLA LB Ken Norton, Sr., UCLA LB Greg Clark, Sr., ASU LB Ken Harvey, Sr., CAL DB Chuck Cecil, Sr., ARIZ DB Anthony Newman, Sr., ORE DB Brad Humphreys, Sr., STAN P Scott Tabor, Sr., CAL RS Alan Grant, So., STAN 1988 OFFENSE QB Rodney Peete, Sr., USC RB Steve Broussard, Jr., WSU RB Leroy Holt, Jr., USC RB Jon Volpe, So., STAN WR Erik Affholter, Sr., USC WR Robb Thomas, Sr., OSU TE Scott Galbraith, Jr., USC OL Mike Utley, Sr., WSU OL Mike Zandofsky, Sr., WASH OL Frank Cornish, Jr., UCLA OL Joe Tofflemire, Sr., ARIZ OL Mark Tucker, So., USC PK Robbie Keen, So., CAL DEFENSE DL Dana Wells, Sr., ARIZ DL Tim Ryan, Jr., USC DL Dan Owens, Jr., USC DL Dennis Brown, Jr., WASH DL Matt Brock, Sr., ORE ILB Chance Johnson, Sr., UCLA ILB Scott Ross, So., USC OLB Chris Singleton, Jr., ARIZ OLB Carnell Lake, Sr., UCLA OLB Rob Hinckley, Jr., STAN CB Darryl Henley, Sr., UCLA CB Chris Oldham, Jr., ORE S Mark Carrier, So., USC S Cleveland Colter, Jr., USC P Robbie Keen, So., CAL RS Darryl Henley, Sr., UCLA 1989 OFFENSE QB Todd Marinovich, Fr., USC RB Steve Broussard, Sr., WSU RB Ricky Ervins, Jr., USC RB Leroy Holt, Sr., USC WR John Jackson, Sr., USC WR Ron Fair, Sr., ASU TE Scott Galbraith, Sr., USC OL Brad Leggett, Sr., USC OL Bern Brostek, Sr., WASH OL Glenn Parker, Sr., ARIZ OL Brent Parkinson, Sr., USC OL John Husby, Sr., WSU PK Jason Hanson, So., WSU DEFENSE DL Tim Ryan, Sr., USC DL Esera Tuaolo, Jr., OSU DL Dan Owens, Sr., USC DL Anthony Smith, Sr., ARIZ LB Junior Seau, Jr., USC LB Chris Singleton, Sr., ARIZ LB Scott Ross, Jr., USC LB Dan Grayson, Sr., WSU LB David Ortega, Sr., CAL DB Mark Carrier, Jr., USC DB Chris Oldham, Sr., ORE DB Jeff Hammerschmidt, Jr., ARIZ DB Nathan LaDuke, Jr., ASU P Kirk Maggio, Sr., UCLA RS Chris Oldham, Sr., ORE 1990 OFFENSE QB Bill Musgrave, Sr., ORE RB Greg Lewis, Sr., WASH RB Glyn Milburn, So., STAN RB Russell White, So., CAL WR Ed McCaffrey, Sr., STAN FL Gary Wellman, Sr., USC TE Clarence Williams, So., WSU OL Mark Tucker, Sr., USC OL Pat Harlow, Sr., USC OL Bob Whitfield, So., STAN OL Jeff Pahukoa, Sr., WASH OL Dean Kirkland, Sr., WASH PK Jason Hanson, Jr., WSU DEFENSE DL Steve Emtman, So., WASH DL Don Gibson, Sr., USC DL Esera Tuaolo, Sr., OSU DL Travis Richardson, Sr, WASH LB Scott Ross, Sr., USC LB Roman Phifer, Sr., UCLA LB Peter Brantley, Sr., ORE LB Donald Jones, Jr., WASH CB Darryl Lewis, Sr., ARIZ CB Charles Mincy, Sr., WASH CB Kevin Scott, Sr., STAN S Eric Turner, Sr., UCLA S Nathan LaDuke, Sr., ASU P Jason Hanson, Jr., WSU RS Beno Bryant, So., WASH 1991 OFFENSE QB Mike Pawlawski, Sr., CAL RB Tommy Vardell, Sr., STAN RB Russell White, Jr., CAL WR Mario Bailey, Sr., WASH WR Sean LaChapelle, Jr., UCLA TE Clarence Williams, Jr., WSU C Ed Cunningham, Sr., WASH OL Troy Auzenne, Sr., CAL OL Lincoln Kennedy, Jr., WASH OL Bob Whitfield, Jr., STAN OL Vaughn Parker, So., UCLA OL Tony Boselli, Fr., USC PK Doug Brien, So., CAL AP Charles Levy, Fr., ARIZ DEFENSE DL Steve Emtman, Jr., WASH DL Marcus Woods, Sr., ORE DL Shane Collins, Sr., ASU LB Donald Jones, Sr., WASH LB Ron George, Jr., STAN LB Chico Fraley, Sr., WASH LB Dave Hoffman, Jr., WASH CB Dana Hall, Sr., WASH CB Phillippi Sparks, Sr., ASU S Matt Darby, Sr., UCLA S Eric Castle, Jr., ORE P Jason Hanson, Sr., WSU RS Curtis Conway, So., USC 1992 OFFENSE QB Drew Bledsoe, Jr., WSU RB Napoleon Kaufman, So., WASH RB Glyn Milburn, Sr., STAN WR Sean Dawkins, Jr., CAL WR Curtis Conway, Jr., USC TE Clarence Williams, Sr., WSU OL Lincoln Kennedy, Sr., WASH OL Tony Boselli, So., USC OL Todd Steussie, Jr., CAL OL Vaughn Parker, Jr., UCLA OL Fletcher Keister, Sr., OSU PK Tommy Thompson, Jr., ORE DEFENSE DL Rob Waldrop, Jr., ARIZ DL Shante Carver, Jr., ASU DL Chidi Ahanotu, Sr., CAL LB Dave Hoffmann, Sr., WASH LB Ron George, Sr., STAN LB Brett Wallerstedt, Sr., ASU LB Willie McGinest, Jr., USC DB Carlton Gray, Sr., UCLA DB Keshon Johnson, Sr., ARIZ DB John Lynch, Sr., STAN DB Kevin Miniefield, Sr., ASU P Josh Miller, Sr., ARIZ RS Curtis Conway, Jr., USC 2017 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130 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC-12 TEAMS 1993 OFFENSE QB Rob Johnson, Jr., USC RB Napoleon Kaufman, Jr., WASH RB Mario Bates, So., ASU WR Johnnie Morton, Sr., USC WR J. J. Stokes, Jr., UCLA TE Mark Bruener, Jr., WASH OL Todd Steussie, Sr., CAL OL Vaughn Parker, Sr., UCLA OL Tom Gallagher, Sr., WASH OL Eric Mahlum, Sr., CAL OL Craig Novitsky, Sr., UCLA PK Bjorn Merten, Fr., UCLA AP Chuck Levy, Jr., ARIZ DEFENSE DL Tedy Bruschi, So., ARIZ DL Rob Waldrop, Sr., ARIZ DL Willie McGinest, Sr., USC DL DeWayne Patterson, Jr., WSU LB Anthony McClanahan, Sr., WSU TLB Jerrott Willard, Jr., CAL LB Sean Harris, Jr., ARIZ LB Jamir Miller, Jr., UCLA DB Tony Bouie, Jr., ARIZ DB Marvin Goodwin, Jr., UCLA DB Eric Zomalt, Sr., CAL DB Craig Newsome, Jr., ASU P Darren Schager, Jr., UCLA RS Deron Pointer, Sr., WSU 1995 OFFENSE QB Jake Plummer, Jr., ASU RB Karim Abdul-Jabbar, Jr., UCLA RB Ricky Whittle, Sr., ORE WR Keyshawn Johnson, Sr., USC WR Keith Poole, Jr., ASU TE Ernie Conwell, Sr., WASH OL Jonathon Ogden, Sr., UCLA OL Jeff Buckey, Sr., STAN OL Mike Flanagan, Sr., UCLA OL John Michels, Sr., USC OL Juan Roque, Jr., ASU PK Eric Abrams, Sr., STAN AP Ricky Whittle, Sr., ORE DEFENSE DT Tedy Bruschi, Sr., ARIZ DT Regan Upshaw, Jr., CAL DL Chuck Osborne, Sr., ARIZ DL Darrell Russell, So., USC LB Jeremy Asher, Sr., ORE LB Ink Aleaga, Jr., WASH LB Duane Clemons, Jr., CAL DB Lawyer Milloy, Jr., WASH DB Brandon Sanders, Sr., ARIZ DB Alex Molden, Sr., ORE DB Reggie Tongue, Sr., OSU P John Stonehouse, Sr., USC RS Damon Dunn, So., STAN ST Armon Williams, Jr., ARIZ 1997 OFFENSE QB Ryan Leaf, Sr., WSU RB Skip Hicks, Sr., UCLA RB Rashaan Shehee, Sr., WASH WR Jerome Pathon, Sr., WASH WR Bobby Shaw, Sr., CAL TE Cameron Cleeland, Sr., WASH OL Chad Overhauser, Sr., UCLA OL Olin Kreutz, Jr., WASH OL Kyle Murphy, Sr., ASU OL Grey Ruegamer, Jr., ASU OL Benji Olson, Jr., WASH DEFENSE DE Jason Chorak, Jr., WASH DT Joe Salave a, Sr., ARIZ DT Leon Bender, Sr., WSU DE Kailee Wong, Sr., STAN LB Jerry Jensen, Sr., WASH LB Pat Tillman, Sr., ASU LB Chris Claiborne, So., USC DB Brian Kelly, Sr., USC DB Mitchell Freedman, Jr., ASU DB Chris McAlister, Jr., ARIZ DB Shaun Williams, Sr., UCLA PK Chris Sailer, Jr., UCLA P Marcus Williams, Sr., ASU RS Troy Walters, Jr., STAN ST Eric Winn, Sr., ORE AP J.R. Redmond, So., ASU 1999 OFFENSE QB Todd Husak, Sr., STAN RB Trung Canidate, Sr., ARIZ RB Reuben Droughns, Sr., ORE WR Dennis Northcutt, Sr., ARIZ WR Troy Walters, Sr., STAN TE Todd Heap, So., ASU OL Mike McLaughlin, Sr., STAN OL Travis Claridge, Sr., USC OL Jeff Cronshagen, Sr., STAN OL Marvel Smith, Jr., ASU OL Aaron Koch, Sr., OSU DEFENSE DE Andre Carter, Jr., CAL DT Willie Howard, Sr., STAN DT Jacob Waasdorp, Jr., CAL DE Erik Flowers, Sr., ASU OLB Sekou Sanyika, Sr., CAL ILB Peter Sirmon, Sr., ORE OLB Adam Archuleta, Jr., ASU DB Deltha O Neal, Sr., CAL DB Michael Fletcher, Sr., ORE DB David Gibson, Sr., USC DB Courtney Jackson, Sr., ASU PK Mike Biselli, Jr., STAN P Nick Harris, Jr., CAL RS Deltha O Neal, Sr., CAL ST Emory Brock, Sr., STAN AP J.R. Redmond, Sr., ASU 1994 OFFENSE QB Danny O Neil, Sr., ORE RB Napoleon Kaufman, Sr., WASH RB Ontiwaun Carter, Sr., ARIZ WR Justin Armour, Sr., STAN WR Keyshawn Johnson, Jr., USC TE Mark Bruener, Sr., WASH OL Tony Boselli, Sr., USC OL Jonathan Ogden, Jr., UCLA OL Frank Garcia, Sr., WASH OL Warner Smith, Sr., ARIZ OL Mike Flanagan, Jr., UCLA PK Steve McLaughlin, Sr., ARIZ AP Ricky Whittle, Jr., ORE DEFENSE DT Chad Eaton, Sr., WSU DT Don Sasa, Sr., WSU DL DeWayne Patterson, Sr., WSU DL Tedy Bruschi, Jr., ARIZ LB Jerrott Willard, Sr., CAL LB Mark Fields, Sr., WSU LB Sean Harris, Sr., ARIZ LB Donnie Edwards, Jr., UCLA DB Chad Cota, Sr., ARIZ DB Lawyer Milloy, So., WASH DB Alex Molden, Jr., ORE DB Brandon Sanders, Jr., ARIZ P Darren Schager, Sr., UCLA RS Herman O Berry, Sr., ORE 1996 OFFENSE QB Jake Plummer, Jr., ASU RB Corey Dillon, Jr., WASH RB Terry Battle, Jr., ASU WR Keith Poole, Sr., ASUN WR Bobby Shaw, Jr., CAL TE Tony Gonzalez, Jr., CAL OL Scott Sanderson, Sr., WSU OL Juan Roque, Sr., ASU OL Tarik Glenn, Sr., CAL OL Olin Kreutz, So., WASH OL Benji Olson, So., WASH DEFENSE DL Jason Chorak, Jr., WASH DL Derrick Rodgers, Jr., ASU DL Darrell Russell, Jr., USC DL Kailee Wong, Jr., STAN LB Ink Aleaga, Sr., WASH LB James Darling, Sr., WSU LB Sammy Knight, Sr., USC DB D. McCutcheon, So., USC DB Kenny Wheaton, Jr., ORE DB Chris McAlister, So., ARIZ DB Tony Parrish, Jr., WASH PK Bjorn Merten, Sr., UCLA P Ryan Longwell, Sr., CAL RS Shawn Tims, Jr., WSU ST Armon Williams, Sr., ARIZ 1998 OFFENSE QB Cade McNown, Sr., UCLA QB Akili Smith, Sr., ORE RB J.R. Redmond, Jr., ASU RB Trung Canidate, Jr., ARIZ WR Dameane Douglas, Sr., CAL FL Danny Farmer, Jr., UCLA FL R. Jay Soward, Jr., USC TE Mike Grieb, Sr., UCLA OL Kris Farris, Jr., UCLA OL Yusuf Scott, Jr., ARIZ OL Andy Meyers, Sr., UCLA OL Travis Claridge, Jr., USC OL Grey Ruegamer, Sr., ASU OL John Welbourn, Sr., CAL DEFENSE DL Inoke Breckterfield, Sr., OSU DL Jabari Issa, Jr., WASH DL Ennis Davis, So., USC LB Chris Claiborne, Jr., USC LB Brendon Ayanbadejo, Sr., UCLA LB Sekou Sanyika, Jr., CAL LB Marcus Bell, Jr., ARIZ CB Chris McAlister, Sr., ARIZ CB Daylon McCutcheon, Sr., USC S Larry Atkins, Sr., UCLA S Rashard Cook, Sr., USC PK Nathan Villegas, Jr., ORE P Josh Bidwell, Sr., ORE RS J.R. Redmond, Jr., ASU ST John McLaughlin, Sr., CAL AP Joe Jarzynka, Jr., WASH 2000 OFFENSE QB Marques Tuiasosopo, Sr., WASH RB Ken Simonton, Jr., OSU RB DeShaun Foster, Jr., UCLA WR DeRonnie Pitts, Sr., STAN WR Freddie Mitchell, Jr., UCLA TE Todd Heap, Jr., ASU OL Chris Gibson, Jr., OSU OL Victor Leyva, Sr., ASU OL Scott Peters, Jr., ASU OL Elliot Silvers, Sr., WASH OL Chad Ward, Sr., WASH DEFENSE DE Andre Carter, Sr., CAL DT Willie Howard, Sr., STAN DT Larry Tripplett, Jr., WASH DE DeLawrence Grant, Sr., OSU LB Adam Archuleta, Sr., ASU LB Lance Briggs, So., ARIZ LB Riall Johnson, Sr., STAN DB Dennis Weathersby, So., OSU DB Rashad Bauman, Jr., ORE DB Ricky Manning, So., UCLA DB Hakim Akbar, Jr., WASH PK Ryan Cesca, So., OSU P Nick Harris, Sr., CAL RS Bobby Wade, So., ARIZ ST Jermaine Hanspard, Sr., ORE PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

131 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC-12 TEAMS 2001 OFFENSE QB Joey Harrington, Sr., ORE RB DeShaun Foster, Sr., UCLA RB Clarence Farmer, So., ARIZ WR Shaun McDonald, So., ASU WR Keenan Howry, Jr., ORE TE Justin Peelle, Sr., ORE OL Eric Heitmann, Sr., STAN OL Levi Jones, Sr., ASU OL Scott Peters, Sr., ASU OL Derrick Roche, Jr., WSU OL Kyle Benn, Sr., WASH DEFENSE DE Terrell Suggs, So., ASU DT Larry Tripplett, Sr., WASH DT Eric Manning, Jr., OSU DE Kenyon Coleman, Sr., UCLA LB Robert Thomas, Sr., UCLA LB Coy Wire, Sr., STAN LB Lance Briggs, Jr., ARIZ DB Troy Polamalu, Jr., USC DB Tank Williams, Sr., STAN DB Ricky Manning, Jr., UCLA DB Lamont Thompson, Sr., WSU PK Drew Dunning, So., WSU P Nate Fikse, Jr., UCLA KOR Brian Allen, Sr., STAN PR Keenan Howry, Jr., ORE ST Kevin Arbet, Jr., USC 2002 OFFENSE QB Jason Gesser, Sr., WSU QB Carson Palmer, Sr., USC RB Onterrio Smith, Jr., ORE RB Steven Jackson, So., OSU WR Shaun McDonald, Jr., ASU WR Bobby Wade, Sr., ARIZ WR Reggie Williams, So., WASH TE Mike Seidman, Sr., UCLA OL Kwame Harris, Jr., STAN OL Mike Saffer, Sr., UCLA OL Derrick Roche, Sr., WSU OL Jacob Rogers, Jr., USC OL Calvin Armstrong, So., WSU DEFENSE DL Terrell Suggs, So., ASU DL Eric Manning, Sr., OSU DL Tully Banta-Cain, Sr., CAL DL Rien Long, Jr., WSU LB Richard Seigler, Jr., OSU LB Nick Barnett, Sr., OSU LB Lance Briggs, Sr., ARIZ LB Matt Grootegoed, So., USC DB Troy Polamalu, Sr., USC DB Marcus Trufant, Sr., WSU DB Ricky Manning, Sr., UCLA DB Dennis Weathersby, Sr., OSU PK Jared Siegel, So., ORE P Nate Fikse, Sr., UCLA KOR LaShaun Ward, Sr., CAL PR Keenan Howry, Sr., ORE ST Ray Wells, Sr., ARIZ 2003 OFFENSE QB Matt Leinart, So., USC RB Steven Jackson, Jr., OSU RB Adimchinobe Echemandu, Sr., CAL WR Mike Williams, So., USC WR James Newson, Sr., OSU WR Reggie Williams, Jr., WASH TE Tim Euhus, Sr., OSU OL Jacob Rogers, Sr., USC OL Mark Wilson, Sr., CAL OL Norm Katnik, Sr., USC OL Josh Parrish, Sr., WSU OL Adam Snyder, Jr., ORE DEFENSE DL Dave Ball, Sr., UCLA DL Kenechi Udeze, Jr., USC DL Shaun Cody, Jr., USC DL Mike Patterson, Jr., USC LB Brandon Chillar, Sr., UCLA LB Richard Seigler, Sr., OSU LB Will Derting, So., WSU CB Jason David, Sr., WSU CB Will Poole, Sr., USC S Erik Coleman, Sr., WSU S Keith Lewis, Sr., ORE S Donnie McCleskey, So., CAL PK Drew Dunning, Sr., WSU P Tom Malone, So., USC KOR Kenny Washington, Jr., ORE PR Charles Frederick, Jr., WASH ST Keith Lewis, Sr., ORE 2004 OFFENSE QB Aaron Rodgers, Jr., CAL QB Matt Leinart, Jr., USC RB J.J. Arrington, Sr., CAL RB Reggie Bush, So., USC WR Mike Hass, Jr., OSU WR Geoff McArthur, Sr., CAL TE Alex Smith, Sr., Stanford C Marvin Philip, Jr., CAL OL Calvin Armstrong, Sr., WSU OL Ryan O Callaghan, Jr., CAL OL Grayling Love, Jr., ASU OL Doug Nienhuis, Sr., OSU OL Adam Snyder, Sr., ORE DEFENSE DL Bill Swancutt, Sr., OSU DL Mike Patterson, Sr., USC DL Shaun Cody, Sr., USC DL Ryan Riddle, Sr., CAL LB Matt Grootegoed, Sr., USC LB Lofa Tatupu, Jr., USC LB Wendell Hunter, Sr., CAL DB Mitch Meeuwsen, Sr., OSU DB Matt Clark, Sr., UCLA DB Matt Giordano, Sr., CAL DB Riccardo Stewart, Sr., ASU PK Justin Medlock, So., UCLA P Tom Malone, Jr., USC KOR T.J. Rushing, Jr., STAN PR Reggie Bush, So., USC ST Michael Okwo, So., STAN 2005 OFFENSE QB Matt Leinart, Sr., USC RB Reggie Bush, Jr., USC RB Jerome Harrison, Sr., WSU WR Mike Hass, Sr., OSU WR Derek Hagan, Sr., ASU WR Dwayne Jarrett, So., USC TE Marcedes Lewis, Sr., UCLA OL Ryan Kalil, Jr., USC OL Taitu si Lutui, Sr., USC OL Marvin Philip, Sr., CAL OL Sam Baker, So., USC OL Ryan O Callaghan, Sr., CAL DEFENSE DL Frostee Rucker, Sr., USC DL Haloti Ngata, Jr., ORE DL Brandon Mebane, Jr., CAL DL Lawrence Jackson, So., USC LB Keith Ellison, Sr., OSU LB Dale Robinson, Sr., ASU LB Trent Bray, Sr., OSU CB Justin Phinisee, Sr., ORE CB Daymeion Hughes, Jr., CAL S Darnell Bing, Jr., USC S Darrell Brooks, Sr., ARIZ PK Alexis Serna, So., OSU P Sam Paulescu, Sr., OSU KOR Terry Richardson, Jr., ASU PR Maurice Drew, Jr., UCLA ST Timi Wusu, Sr., STAN 2006 OFFENSE QB John David Booty, Jr., USC RB Marshawn Lynch, Jr., CAL RB Yvenson Bernard, Jr., OSU WR Steve Smith, Sr., USC WR DeSean Jackson, So., CAL WR Dwayne Jarrett, Jr., USC TE Zach Miller, Jr., ASU OL Ryan Kalil, Sr., USC OL Sam Baker, Jr., USC OL Jeremy Perry, So., OSU OL Enoka Lucas, Sr., ORE OL Alex Mack, So., CAL DEFENSE DL Brandon Mebane, Sr., CAL DL Mkristo Bruce, Sr., WSU DL Sedrick Ellis, Jr., USC DL Justin Hickman, Sr., UCLA LB Desmond Bishop, Sr., CAL LB Rey Maualuga, So., USC LB Keith Rivers, Jr., USC DB Daymeion Hughes, Sr., CAL DB Antoine Cason, Jr., ARIZ DB Eric Frampton, Sr., WSU DB Sabby Piscitelli, Sr., OSU DB C.J. Wallace, Sr., WASH PK Justin Medlock, Sr., UCLA P Nick Folk, Jr., ARIZ KOR Syndric Steptoe, Sr., ARIZ PR DeSean Jackson, So., CAL ST Wopamo Osaisai, Jr., STAN 2007 OFFENSE QB Dennis Dixon, Sr., ORE RB Johnathan Stewart, Jr., ORE RB Justin Forsett, Sr., CAL WR Mike Thomas, Jr., ARIZ WR Brandon Gison, Jr., WSU TE Fred Davis, Sr., USC OL Alex Mack, Jr., CAL OL Max Unger, Jr., ORE OL Chilo Rachel, Jr., USC OL Roy Schuening, Sr., OSU OL Sam Baker, Sr., USC OL Mike Pollak, Sr., ASU DEFENSE DL Sedrick Ellis, Sr., USC DL Lawrence Lackson, Sr., USC DL Nick Reed, Jr., ORE DL Dorain Smith, Sr., OSU LB Spencer Larsen, Sr. ARIZ LB Keith Rivers, Sr., USC LB Robert James, Sr., ASU LB Ray Maualuga, Jr., USC DB Antoine Cason, Sr., ARIZ DB Patrick Chung, Jr., ORE DB Kevin Ellison, Jr., USC DB Chris Horton, Sr., UCLA PK Thomas Weber, Fr., ASU P Keenyn Crier, Fr., ARIZ PR Kyle Williams, So., ASU ST Jahvid Best, Fr., CAL 2008 OFFENSE QB Mark Sanchez, Jr., USC RB Jacquizz Rodgers, Fr., OSU RB Jahvid Best, So., CAL WR Mike Thomas, Sr., ARIZ WR Sammie Stroughter, Sr., OSU TE Rob Gronkowski, So., ARIZ OL Alex Mack, Sr., CAL OL Andy Levitre, Sr., OSU OL Max Unger, Sr., ORE OL Eben Britton, Jr., ARIZ OL Ben Muth, Sr., STAN OL Kristopher O Dowd, So., USC DEFENSE DL Nick Reed, Sr., ORE DL Fili Moala, Sr., USC DL Brian Price, So., UCLA DL Victor Butler, Sr., OSU LB Brian Cushing, Sr., USC LB Rey Maualuga, Sr., USC LB Zack Follett, Sr., USC DB Kevin Ellison, Sr., USC DB Syd Quan Thompson, Jr., CAL DB Patrick Chung, Sr., ORE DB Taylor Mays, Jr., USC DB Jairus Byrd, Jr., ORE PK David Buehler, Sr., USC P Aaron Perez, Sr., UCLA PR Mike Thomas, Sr., ARIZ ST Patrick Chung, Sr., ORE 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS 129

132 ALL-TIME ALL-PAC-12 TEAMS 2009 OFFENSE QB Sean Canfield, Sr., OSU RB Toby Gerhart, Sr., STAN RB Jacquizz Rodgers, So., OSU WR James Rodgers, Jr., OSU WR Damian Williams, Jr., USC TE Ed Dickson, Sr., ORE OL Chris Marinelli, Sr., STAN OL Mike Tepper, Sr., CAL OL Jeff Byers, Sr., USC OL Charles Brown, Sr., USC OL Gregg Peat, Sr., OSU DEFENSE DL Brian Price, Jr., USC DL Stephen Paea, Jr., OSU DL Tyson Alualu, Sr., CAL DL Dexter Davis, Sr., ASU LB Keaton Kristick, Sr., OSU LB Mike Mohamed, Jr., CAL LB Reggie Carter, Sr., UCLA DB Rahim Moore, So., UCLA DB Syd Quan Thompson, Sr., CAL DB Taylor Mays, Sr., USC DB Alterraun Verner, Sr., UCLA PK Kai Forbath, Jr., UCLA P Bryan Anger, So., CAL KOR Chris Owusu, So., STAN PR Damian Williams, Jr., USC ST Suaesi Tuimanunei, Jr., OSU 2010 OFFENSE QB Andrew Luck, So., STAN RB LaMichael James, So., ORE RB Owen Marecic, Sr., STAN RB Jacquizz Rodgers, Jr., OSU WR Juron Criner, Jr., ARIZ WR Jeff Maehl, Sr., ORE TE David Paulson, Jr., ORE OL Chase Beeler, Sr., STAN OL David DeCastro, Jr., STAN OL Jordan Holmes, Sr., ORE OL Jonathan Martin, Jr., STAN OL Tyron Smith, Jr., USC DEFENSE DL Jurrell Casey, Jr., USC DL Cameron Jordan, Sr., CAL DL Stephen Paea, Sr., OSU DL Brooks Reed, Sr., ARIZ LB Akeem Ayers, Jr., UCLA LB Mason Foster, Sr., WASH LB Casey Matthews, Sr., ORE DB Omar Bolden, Jr., ASU DB Chris Conte, Sr., CAL DB Talmadge Jackson, Sr., ORE DB Rahim Moore, Jr., UCLA PK Nate Whitaker, Sr., STAN P Bryan Anger, Jr., CAL KOR Robert Woods, Fr., USC PR Cliff Harris, So., ORE ST Chike Amajoyi, Sr., STAN 2011 OFFENSE QB Andrew Luck, Jr., STAN RB LaMichael James, Jr., ORE RB Chris Polk, Jr., WASH WR Keenan Allen, So., CAL WR Robert Woods, So., USC TE Coby Fleener, Sr., STAN OL Tony Bergstrom, Sr., UTAH OL David DeCastro, Jr., STAN OL Matt Kalil, Jr., USC OL Jonathan Martin, Jr., STAN OL Mitchell Schwartz, Sr., CAL DEFENSE DL Dion Jordan, Jr., ORE DL Star Lotulelei, Jr., UTAH DL Nick Perry, Jr., USC DL Derrick Shelby, Sr., UTAH LB Josh Kaddu, Sr., ORE LB Mychal Kendricks, Sr., CAL LB Chase Thomas, Jr., STAN DB Delano Howell, Sr., STAN DB T.J. McDonald, Jr., USC DB Eddie Pleasant, Sr., OSU DB Nickell Robey, So., USC PK Andre Heidari, Fr., USC P Bryan Anger, Sr., CAL RS De Anthony Thomas, Fr., ORE ST Rhett Ellison, Sr., USC 2012 OFFENSE QB Marcus Mariota, Fr., ORE RB Kenjon Barner, Sr., ORE RB Ka Deem Carey, So., ARIZ WR Marqise Lee, So., USC WR Markus Wheaton, Sr., OSU TE Zach Ertz, Sr., STAN OL Hroniss Grasu, So., ORE OL Khaled Holmes, Sr., USC OL Brian Schwenke, Sr., CAL OL Xavier Su a-filo, So., UCLA OL David Yankey, Jr., STAN DEFENSE DL Scott Crichton, So., OSU DL Dion Jordan, Sr., ORE DL Star Lotulelei, Sr., UTAH DL Will Sutton, Jr., ASU LB Anthony Barr, Jr., UCLA LB Trent Murphy, Sr., STAN LB Chase Thomas, Sr., STAN DB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, So., ORE DB Jordan Poyer, Sr., OSU DB Ed Reynolds, Jr., STAN DB Desmond Trufant, Sr., WASH PK Vince D Amato, Jr., CAL P Jeff Locke, Sr., UCLA RS Reggie Dunn, Sr., UTAH ST Jordan Jenkins, Sr., OSU 2013 OFFENSE QB Marcus Mariota, So., ORE RB Ka Deem Carey, Jr., ARIZ RB Bishop Sankey, Jr., WASH WR Brandin Cooks, Jr., OSU WR Paul Richardson, Jr., COLO TE Chris Coyle, Grad., ASU OL Evan Finkenberg, Grad., ASU OL Hroniss Grasu, Jr., ORE OL Marcus Martin, Jr., USC OL Xavier Su a-filo, Jr., UCLA OL David Yankey, Sr., STAN DEFENSE DL Ben Gardner, Sr., STAN DL Trevor Reilly, Sr., UTAH DL Will Sutton, Jr., ASU DL Leonard Williams, So., USC LB Anthony Barr, Sr., UCLA LB Trent Murphy, Sr., STAN LB Shayne Skov, Sr., STAN DB Deone Bucannon, Sr., WSU DB Alden Darby, Sr., ASU DB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Jr., ORE DB Robert Nelson, Sr., ASU DB Ed Reynolds, Sr., STAN PK Zane Gonzalez, Fr., ASU P Tom Hackett, So., UTAH RS Ty Montgomery, Jr., STAN ST Soma Vainuku, So., USC 2014 OFFENSE QB Marcus Mariota, Jr., ORE RB Javorius Allen, Jr., USC RB Devontae Booker, Jr., UTAH WR Nelson Agholor, Jr., USC WR Jaelen Strong, Jr., ASU TE Pharaoh Brown, Jr., ORE OL Jamil Douglas, Sr., ASU OL Jake Fisher, Sr., ORE OL Hroniss Grasu, Sr., ORE OL Andrus Peat, Jr., STAN OL Max Tuerk, Jr., USC DEFENSE DL Henry Anderson, Sr., STAN DL Nate Orchard, Sr., UTAH DL Danny Shelton, Sr., WASH DL Leonard Williams, Jr., USC LB Hau oli Kikaha, Sr., WASH LB Shaq Thompson, Jr., WASH LB Scooby Wright III, So., ARIZ DB Ishmael Adams, So., UCLA DB Su a Cravens, So., USC DB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Sr., ORE DB Damarious Randall, Sr., ASU DB Jordan Richards, Sr., STAN PK Andy Phillips, So., UTAH P Tom Hackett, Jr., UTAH RS Kaelin Clay, Sr., UTAH AP Shaq Thompson, Jr., WASH 2015 OFFENSE QB Luke Falk, So., WSU QB Jared Goff, Jr., CAL RB Royce Freeman, So., ORE RB Christian McCaffrey, So., STAN WR Kenny Lawler, Jr., CAL WR Gabe Marks, Jr., WSU TE Austin Hooper, Jr., STAN OL Zach Banner, Jr., USC OL Joe Dahl, Sr., WSU OL Joshua Garnett, Sr., STAN OL Tyler Johnstone, Sr., ORE OL Kyle Murphy, Sr., STAN DEFENSE DL DeForest Buckner, Sr., ORE DL Kenny Clark, Jr., UCLA DL Lowell Lotulelei, So., UTAH DL Aziz Shittu, Sr., STAN LB Antwaun Woods, Sr., USC LB Su a Cravens, Jr., USC LB Blake Martinez, Sr., STAN DB Gionni Paul, Sr., UTAH DB Budda Baker, So., WASH DB Adoree Jackson, So., USC DB Sidney Jones, So., WASH DB Marcus Williams, So., UTAH PK Aidan Schneider, So., ORE P Tom Hackett, Sr., UTAH RS Christian McCaffrey, So., STAN AP Charles Nelson, So., ORE 2016 OFFENSE QB Jake Browning, So., WASH RB Myles Gaskin, So., WASH RB Christian McCaffrey, Jr., STAN WR Gabe Marks, Jr., WSU WR John Ross, Jr., WASH TE Pharaoh Brown, Sr., ORE OL Trey Adams, So., WASH OL Zach Banner, Sr., USC OL Garett Bolles, Jr., UTAH OL Jake Eldrenkamp, Sr., WASH OL Scott Quessenberry, Jr., UCLA OL Chad Wheeler, Sr., USC DEFENSE DL Hunter Dimick, Sr., UTAH DL Tak McKinley, Sr., UCLA DL Elijah Qualls, Jr., WASH DL Solomon Thomas, Jr., STAN LB Jayon Brown, Sr., UCLA LB Jimmie Gilbert, Sr., COLO LB Azeem Victor, Jr., WASH DB Budda Baker, Jr., WASH DB Adoree Jackson, Jr., USC DB Sidney Jones, Jr., WASH DB Shalom Luani, Sr., WSU PK Zane Gonzalez, Sr., ASU P Mitch Wishnowsky, So., UTAH RS Adoree Jackson, Jr., USC AP Ryan Moeller, Jr., COLO RS - Return Specialist AP - All-Purpose Player ST - Special Teams Player (non-kicker or returner) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // HONORS

133 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME The Pac-12 Football Championship Game will take place Friday, December 1 and televised to a national audience on ESPN or ABC. The Championship game, which will be played at Levi s Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., will match the winner of the North Division vs. the winner of the South Division. If the Pac-12 champion (or any other Pac-12 team) is in the top four of the College Football Playoff ranking following the 2017 season it could find itself in either the Rose Bowl or Sugar Bowl to participate in the CFP semi-finals. If the Pac-12 champion is not among the top four, it will fill a spot in either the Cotton, Fiesta or Peach Bowl. TIE-BREAK PROCEDURES TO DETERMINE DIVISION CHAMPIONS The winner of each Division will be determined by the record in all games played (both divisional and cross-divisional) within the conference. In the event of a tie, the following procedures will be applied to determine the Pac-12 Championship Game representatives Two-Team Tie. 1. Head-to-head competition between the two tied teams. a. If no game is played between the two tied teams or that game ends in a tie, the following tie-breaking procedures would be applied: 2. Record in games played within the division. 3. Record against the next highest placed team in the division (Based on record in all games played within the conference), proceeding through the division. 4. Record in common conference games. 5. Total number of wins in a 12-game season. The following conditions will apply to the calculation of the total number of wins: a. Only one win against a team from the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision or lower division will be counted annually. b. Any games that are exempted from counting against the annual maximum number of football contests per NCAA rules (current Bylaw ) shall not be included. 6. Highest ranking by SportSource Analytics following the last weekend of regular-season games. 7. Coin toss. Multiple-Team Ties. The following procedures will only be used to eliminate all but two teams, at which point the two-team tie-breaking procedure will be applied. 1. Head-to-head (Best record in games among the tied teams). 2. Record in games played within the division. 3. Record against the next highest placed team in the division (based on record in all games played within the conference), proceeding through the division. 4. Record in common conference games. 5. Highest ranking by SportSource Analytics Following the last weekend of regular-season games. Determination of Home Team in Pac-12 Championship The home team in the Pac-12 Championship Game will be determined by the record in all games played within the conference. In the event of a tie, the following procedures will be applied to determine the home team. Tie-breaking Procedure. 1. Head-to-head, if applicable. 2. Record against the next highest-placed common opponent in the conference (based on record in all games played within the conference), proceeding through the conference. 3. Record in common conference games. 4. Highest ranking by SportSource Analytics following the last weekend of regular-season games. 5. Coin toss. ALL-TIME PAC-12 FCG RESULTS 2011 UCLA 31 Oregon 49 Dec. 1, 2011 at Eugene, Ore. (Atten: 59,376) (35 degrees, clear, w: S 5 mph) MVP: LaMichael James, RB, Oregon 2012 UCLA 24 Stanford 27 Dec. 2, 2012 at Stanford, Calif. (Atten: 31,622) (55 degrees, partly cloudy, w: W 6 mph) MVP: Kevin Hogan, QB, Stanford 2013 Stanford 38 Arizona State 14 Dec. 7, 2013 at Tempe, Ariz. (Atten: 69,535) (54 degrees, partly cloudy, w: E 5 mph) MVP: Tyler Gaffney, RB, Stanford 2014 Arizona 13 Oregon 53 Dec. 5, 2014 at Levi s Stadium-Santa Clara, Calif. (Atten: 45,618) (60 degrees, rain, w: W 5 mph) MVP: Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon 2015 USC 22 Stanford 41 Dec. 5, 2015 at Levi s Stadium-Santa Clara, Calif. (Atten: 58,476) (55 degrees, cloudy, w: calm) MVP: Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford 2016 Colorado 10 Washington 41 Dec. 2, 2016 at Levi s Stadium-Santa Clara, Calif. (Atten: 47,118) (60 degrees, clear, w: NW 10 mph) MVP: Taylor Rapp, DB, Washington NORTHERN LIGHTS: In six postseason Conference championship games, the North Division has captured the Pac-12 crown each time - Oregon (2011, 2014), Stanford (2012, 2013, 2015) and Washington (2016). For the South, five different schools have participated in the six championship games - UCLA (2011, 2012), Arizona State (2013), Arizona (2014), USC (2015), and Colorado (2016) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 131

134 PAC-12 FCG INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOTAL OFFENSE (Rushing plus Passing) Most Plays 48 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Yards Gained 346 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Yards Gained By Two Opposing Players 474 Darron Thomas (279) & Kevin Prince, UCLA (195) ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Most Touchdowns Responsible For (Touchdowns scored and passed for) 5 Marcus Mariota, ORE v.s ARIZ, 2014 PASSING Highest Passing Efficiency Rating Points Game (Min. 20 att.): Kevin Hogan, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 ( , 155, 1 TD) Game (Min. 30 att.): Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 ( , 313, 2 TD) Game (Min. 40 att.): Most Passes Attempted 38 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Passes Completed 25 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Consecutive Passes Completed 8 Kevin Hogan, STAN vs. USC, 2015 Highest Percentage of Passes Completed Game (Min. 10 comp.): Game (Min. 15 comp.): 72.7 Kevin Hogan, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 (16 of 22) Game (Min. 20 comp.): 74.2 Brett Hundley, UCLA vs. STAN, 2012 (23 of 31) Game (Min. 30 comp.): 65.7 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2012 (25 of 38) Game (Min. 40 comp.): Most Passes Had Intercepted 3 Sefo Liufau, COLO vs. WASH, 2016 (attempted 13) Most Passing Yards Gained 313 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Passing Yards Gained By Two Opposing Players 450 Kevin Hogan, STAN (277) & Taylor Kelly, ASU (173), 2013 Most Passing Yards Gained Per Attempt (Min. 25 atts.) 8.2 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (38-313) Most Touchdown Passes 3 Darron Thomas, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Longest Passing Play 78 Kevin Hogan to Devon Cajuste, STAN vs. ASU, 2013 RUSHING Most Rushes 32 Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, 2015 (207 yards) 29 Myles Gaskin, WASH vs. COLO, 2016 (159 yards) Most Yards Gained Quarter: 93 Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, 2015 (1st Q, 11 rushes) Half: 155 Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, 2015 (1st H, 17 rushes) Game: 219 LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (25 rushes) Most Yards Gained By a Quarterback 83 Brett Hundley, UCLA vs. STAN, 2012 Teammates Gaining 100 Yards or More 1 Myles Gaskin (159 yards)/lavon Coleman (101 yards) WASH vs. COLO, 2016 Most FCG Games Gaining 100 Yards or More 1 Royce Freeman, ORE vs. ARIZ, LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, Myles Gaskin, WASH vs. COLO, Lavon Coleman, WASH vs. COLO, 2015 Highest Average Gain Per Rush Game (Min. 10 att.): 10.2 Johnathan Franklin, UCLA vs. STAN, 2012 (19 for 194) Game (Min. 20 att.): 8.8 LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (25 for 219) Most Touchdowns Scored by Rushing 3 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, Tyler Gaffney, STAN vs. ASU, LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Longest Run 69 Tyler Gaffney, STAN vs. ASU, D.J. Foster, ASU vs. STAN, Johnathan Franklin, UCLA vs. STAN, Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, 2015 Longest Run by a Quarterback 48 Brett Hundley, UCLA vs. STAN, 2012 RECEIVING Most Passes Caught 11 JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC vs. STAN, 2015 (87 yards) 7 Darren Carrrington, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (126 yards) 7 Charles Nelson, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (104 yards) 7 Devin Fuller, UCLA vs. ORE, 2012 (42 yards) Most Passed Caught By a Running Back 7 Charles Nelson, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (104 yards) Most Receiving Yards Gained 126 Darren Carrrington, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (caught 7) 120 Devon Cajuste, STAN vs. ASU, 2013 (caught 2) 98 Nelson Rosario, UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 (caught 6) Teammates Receiving 100 Yards or More Highest Average Gain Per Reception (Min. 3) 26.3 Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, 2015 (4 for 105) 17.5 Drew Terrell, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 (4 for 70) Most Touchdown Passes Caught 2 Nelson Rosario, UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 (6 receptions) PUNT RETURNS Most Punt Returns 4 Johnathan Loyd, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Yards On Punt Returns 61 Johnathan Loyd, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (4 returns) Highest Average Gain Per Return (Min. 2) 15.3 Johnathan Loyd, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (4 for 61) Most Touchdowns Scored On Punt Returns 0 Longest Punt Return 31 Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, Johnathan Loyd, ORE vs. ARIZ, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

135 PAC-12 FCG INDIVIDUAL RECORDS KICKOFF RETURNS Most Kickoff Returns 8 Tyrell Johnson, ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 Most Yards On Kickoff Returns 211 Tyrell Johnson, ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 (8 returns) Highest Average Gain Per Return (Min. 2) 31.3 Josh Huff, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (3 for 94) Most Touchdowns Scored On Kickoff Returns Longest Kickoff Return 48 Phillip Lindsay, COLO vs. WASH, 2016 Anthony Julmisse, COLO vs. WASH, 2016 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (Yardage gained from rushing, receiving and all runbacks) Most Plays 43 Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, 2015 (32 rushes, 4 receptions, 7 returns) 29 LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (25 rushes, 2 receptions, 2 returns)* Most Yards Gained 461 Christian McCaffrey, STAN vs. USC, 2015 (207 rushing, 105 receiving, 149 returns) 249 LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (219 rushing, 24 receiving, 6 returns) Most Points Scored SCORING 18 Tyler Gaffney, STAN vs. ASU, 2013 (3 TDs) 18 LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (3 TDs) Most Touchdowns Scored 3 Marcus Mariota, ORE vs. ARIZ, Tyler Gaffney, STAN vs. ASU, LaMichael James, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Most Extra Points Attempted By Kicking 7 Alejandro Maldonado, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (7 made) Most Extra Points Made By Kicking 7 Alejandro Maldonado, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (7 attempts) Highest Percentage Extra Points Made 100% 11 players. Best performance: A. Maldonado, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (7 of 7) Most Consecutive Extra Points Made 7 Alejandro Maldonado, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Most Points Kicking 15 Aiden Schneider, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 FIELD GOALS Most Field Goals Attempted 4 Aiden Schneider, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (3 made) Most Consecutive Field Goals Made 3 Jordan Williamson, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 (2); STAN vs. ASU, 2013 (1) Most Field Goals Made 40 Yards Or More 1 Tyler Gonzalez, UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 (1 attempt) Most Field Goals Made 50 Yards Or More Longest Field Goal Made 44 Tyler Gonzalez, UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 Longest Run With Blocked Kick PUNTING Most Punts 9 Drew Riggleman, ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 Highest Average Per Punt Game (min 2 att.): 50.0 Jackson Rice, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (2 for 100) Game (min 4 att.): 48.2 Jeff Locke, UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 (4 for 193) Most Yards On Punts 408 Drew Riggleman, ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 (9 punts) Longest Punt 62 Tristan Vizcaino, WASH vs. COLO, 2016 Most Punts Had Blocked Longest Run With Blocked Punt INTERCEPTIONS Most Passes Intercepted 2 Taylor Rapp, WASH vs. COLO, 2016 Most Yards On Interception Returns 80 Ed Reynolds, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 (1 interception) Most Touchdowns Scored On Interception Returns 1 Patrick Larimore, UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 (35 yards) Taylor Rapp, WASH vs. COLO, 2016 (35 yards) Longest Interception Return 80 Ed Reynolds, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 DEFENSE Most Tackles 19 Kenneth Olugbode, COLO vs. WASH, Jared Tevis, ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 Most Tackles For Loss 4.0 Chris Young, ASU vs. STAN, 2013 Most Quarterback Sacks 2 Chase Thomas, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 Michael Clay, ORE vs. UCLA, Chase Thomas, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 Michael Clay, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Most Field Goals Made Half: 2 Cameron Van Winkle, WASH vs. COLO, Conrad Ukropina, STAN vs. USC, Aiden Schneider, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Game: 3 Aiden Schneider, ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Highest Percentage Of Field Goals Made (min. 2 attempts) 100% Jordan Williamson, STAN vs. UCLA, 2012 (2 of 2) Cameron Van Winkle, WASH vs. COLO, 2016 (2of 2) 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 133

136 PAC-12 FCG TEAM RECORDS TOTAL OFFENSE Most Yards Gained 627 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Yards Gained, Both Teams 908 ORE (571) & UCLA (337), 2011 (157 plays) Most Yards Gained by a Losing Team 357 USC vs. STAN, 2015 (lost 41-22) Most Plays in a Game 94 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 PASSING Most Passes Attempted 40 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (completed 27) Most Passes Completed 27 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (completed 40) Highest Percentage of Passes Completed Minimum 10 completions: 76.9 STAN vs. USC, 2015 (10 of 13) Minimum 25 completions: 67.5 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (27 of 40) Minimum 30 completions: Minimum 40 completions: Highest Percentage of Passes Completed, Both Teams Minimum 40 completions: Most Passes Had Intercepted 3 WASH vs. COLO, 2016 Most Yards Gained 326 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (27 of 40) Most Yards Gained, Both Teams 450 STAN (277) & ASU (173), 2013 (Combined: 43 attempts) Most Yards Gained Per Attempt (Min. 30 atts.) 8.1 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Touchdown Passes 3 ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 RUSHING Most Yards Gained 352 ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Highest Average Gain Per Rush (Min. 50 Rushes) 7.0 ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (50 for 352) Most Touchdowns Rushing 4 ORE vs. ARIZ, STAN vs. ASU, ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 PUNT RETURNS Most Punt Returns 5 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Yards on Punt Returns 65 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Touchdowns Scored on Punt Returns 0 KICKOFF RETURNS Most Kickoff Returns 8 ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 (211 yards) Most Yards on Kickoff Returns 211 ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 (8 returns) Highest Average Gain Per Return (Min. 6 returns) ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 (8 for 211) Most Touchdowns Scored on Kick Returns 0 SCORING Most Points Scored, Regulation 53 ORE vs. UCLA (31), 2011 Most Points Scored, Overtime Most Points Scored by a Losing Team, Regulation 31 UCLA vs. ORE (49), 2011 Most Points Scored by a Losing Team, Overtime Most Points Scored, Both Teams, Regulation 80 ORE (49) vs. UCLA (31), 2011 Most Points Scored, Both Teams, Overtime Most Touchdowns Scored 7 ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Most Touchdowns Scored by the Defense 1 WASH vs. COLO (1 INT), STAN vs. USC, 2015 (1 fumble ret) 1 UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 (1 INT) Most Extra Points Made by Kicking 7 ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 Most Field Goals Scored 3 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most Field Goals Scored, Both Teams 3 WASH 92) vs. COLO (1), STAN (2) vs. USC (1), ORE (3) vs. ARIZ, (0) STAN (2) vs. UCLA (1), 2012 PUNTING Most Yards on Punts 408 ARIZ vs. ORE, 2014 Highest Average Per Punt (Min. 4 Punts) 48.2 UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 (4 for 193) Most Punts Had Blocked FIRST DOWNS Most First Downs 31 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most First Downs by Rushing 17 WASH vs. COLO, 2016 Most First Downs by Passing 15 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 Most First Downs by Penalty, Game 3 ORE vs. ARIZ, ASU vs. STAN, UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 FUMBLES Most Fumbles 4 UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 Most Fumbles Lost 3 UCLA vs. ORE, 2011 PENALTIES Most Penalties Against, Game 13 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 (84 yards) Most Yards Penalized, Game 120 ORE vs. UCLA, 2011 (10 penalties) Fewest Penalties Against 3 UCLA vs. ORE (20 yards) WASH vs. COLO (35 yards) COLO vs. WASH (35 yards) Fewest Yards Penalized (since 2011) 20 UCLA vs. ORE (3 penalties) TURNOVERS Most Total Plays Without a Turnover, Game 78 WASH vs. COLO, 2016 Most Total Plays Without a Turnover, Both Teams, Game TOTAL DEFENSE Fewest Yards Allowed 224 ORE vs. ARIZ, 2014 RUSHING DEFENSE Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed 138 STAN vs. ASU, 2013 PASS DEFENSE Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 81 WASH vs. COLO, 2016 Most Passes Intercepted By 3 WASH vs. COLO, PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

137 PAC-12 BOWL ARRANGEMENTS PAC-12 BOWL PARTNERS PAC-12 BOWL GAME ARRANGEMENTS Bowl Site Opponent Date TV *Rose Bowl presented by Northwestern Mutual Pasadena, Calif. Big Ten Jan. 1 ESPN Valero Alamo Bowl San Antonio, Texas Big 12 Dec. 28 ESPN San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl San Diego, Calif. Big Ten Dec. 28 FS1 Foster Farms Bowl Santa Clara, Calif. Big Ten Dec. 27 FOX Hyundai Sun Bowl El Paso, Texas ACC Dec. 29 CBS Las Vegas Bowl Las Vegas, Nev. MWC Dec. 16 ABC Cactus Bowl Tempe, Ariz. Big 12 Dec. 26 ESPN The Pac-12 is in the fourth 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 San Diego County Credit Union Holiday Bowl in San Diego, the Foster Farms Bowl in Santa Clara, the Hyundai Sun Bowl in El Paso, the Las Vegas Bowl, and the Cactus Bowl in Phoenix. In , the Rose Bowl and Sugar Bowl will host the College Football Playoff semifinal games. If the Pac-12 champion is ranked among the top four teams in the College Football Playoff poll following the conclusion of the 2017 season it would be placed in either one of the two semifinal games. If the Pac-12 Champion is not among the four semifinalists, it would then fill a slot in one of the other selected CFP bowl games (Cotton, Fiesta or Peach) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 135

138 THE ROSE BOWL At the end of the 1901 season, Michigan was prevailed upon to play Stanford in an East-West game at Pasadena s Tournament Park. The contest took place on January 1, 1902, with Michigan winning by a score of Following this, the game was discontinued until the first day of 1916 when Washington State defeated Brown University, The contest continued to be known as the East-West game until the 1923 game was played at the newly-constructed Rose Bowl, and the University of Southern California defeated Penn State, The original Tournament Park (in 1902) held about 10,000 fans, although only 8,500 attended the Stanford-Michigan contest. Prior to the 1917 game the seating capacity was increased to 30,000. The new Rose Bowl originally was a horseshoe affair running north and south with the opening at the south end. It seated 57,000. The capacity was then progressively increased in 1929 to 76,000; in 1932 to 83,677; and in 1938 to 90,000. Another increase in capacity took place during the year 1949, the funds being raised by public subscription. The 1950 Rose Bowl game set a record of 100,983 fans. The present Rose Bowl was actually dedicated on October 28, 1922, with a football game between the University of California and the University of Southern California before a crowd of 35,000. California won the game Prior to 1935 the Western team in the game was invited by the Tournament of Roses Association. ROSE BOWL COACHING RECORDS MOST COACHING APPEARANCES 10 Glenn Bo Schembechler Michigan, 1970, 72, 77, 78, 79, 81, 83, 87, 89, 90 (2-8) 8 Woody Hayes Ohio State, 1955, 58, 69, 71, 73, 74, 75, 76 (4-4) 8 John McKay USC, 1963, 67, 68, 69, 70, 73, 74, 75 (5-3) 6 Don James Washington, 1978, 81, 82, 91, 92, 93 (4-2) 5 Pete Carroll USC, 2004, 06, 07, 08, 09 (4-1) 5 Howard Jones USC, 1930, 32, 33, 39, 40 (5-0) 5 Wallace Wade Alabama, 1926, 27, 31; Duke, 1939, 42 (2-2-1) 4 Jeff Cravath USC, 1944, 45, 46, 48 (2-2) 4 Terry Donahue UCLA, 1983, 84, 86, 93 (3-1) 4 John Robinson USC, 1977, 79, 80, 96 (4-0) 4 Lloyd Carr Michigan, 1998, 2004, 05, 07 (1-3) 4 Jock Sutherland Pittsburgh, 1928, 30, 33, 37 (1-3) MOST ROSE BOWL COACHING VICTORIES 5 Howard Jones USC, 1930, 32, 33, 39, 40 (5-0) 5 John McKay USC, 1963, 68, 70, 73, 75 (5-3) 4 Pete Carroll - USC, 2004, 07, 08, 09 (4-1) 4 Woody Hayes Ohio State, 1955, 58, 69, 74 (4-4) 4 Don James Washington, 1978, 82, 91, 92 (4-2) 4 John Robinson USC, 1977, 79, 80, 96 (4-0) 3 Terry Donahue UCLA, 1983, 84, 86 (3-1) 3 Barry Alvarez Wisconsin, 1994, 99, 2000 (3-0) The Tournament also selected the Eastern team until From 1923 through 1946 the Western team selected its Eastern opponent. From 1946 until 1959 the old Pacific Coast Conference and the Big Ten selected representatives. Under a new agreement, starting with the 1960 game, the Athletic Association of Western Universities (precursor to the Pac-8, Pac-10 and Pac-12) selected a representative from among its Conference members. The Conference also selected its opponent for the 1961 and 1962 games. Following 1962, a new contract was signed with the Big Ten for it to provide the AAWU s opponent. The 2011 Game marked the 65th anniversary of the Pac-12-Big Ten partnership in the Rose Bowl. Since the series began in 1947, the Pac-12 leads the Big Ten in the series. A new era began in 1999 when the Rose Bowl became part of the Bowl Championship Series rotation, and then again in 2014 when it hosted the College Football Playoff semifinal. The Rose Bowl has hosted the National Championship Game three times - most recently in 2009 when Alabama defeated Texas, In the 2006 title tilt in Pasadena, Texas defeated USC, 41-38, and in 2002, Miami defeated Nebraska, ROSE BOWL FIRSTS First intersectional post-season football game (1902) First coast-to-coast radio broadcast of a sporting event (1927) First bowl game to sign agreement with a major conference (1946) First bowl game to have attendance of 100,000 (1950) First nationally televised bowl game (1952) First collegiate game to be televised by satellite to Europe (1968) First collegiate game to be televised by satellite to Japan (1978) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

139 ROSE BOWL RESULTS Year Teams (Pre-Bowl Record) Coach Score Attend Michigan (10-0) Fielding Yost 49 8,500 Stanford (3-1-2) James F. Lanagan Washington State (6-0) William H. Dietz 14 7,000 Brown (5-3-1) E. N. Robinson Oregon (6-0-1) Hugo Bezdek 14 25,000 Pennsylvania (7-2-1) Bob Folwell Mare Island Marines (5-0) Hugo Bezdek 19 25,000 Camp Lewis (5-1-1) W. L. (Fox) Stanton Great Lakes Navy (6-2) Lt. C. J. McReavy 17 27,000 Mare Island Marines (10-0) William H. Dietz Harvard (7-0-1) Bob Fisher 7 30,000 Oregon (5-1) Charles Hunington California (8-0) Andy Smith 28 42,000 Ohio State (7-0) J. W. (Doc) Wilce California (9-0) Andy Smith 0 49,000 Wash. & Jefferson (10-0) Greasy Neale USC (9-1) Elmer Henderson 14 52,000 Penn State (6-3-1) Hugo Bezdek Washington (10-1) Enoch Bagshaw 14 40,000 Navy (5-1-2) Bob Folwell Notre Dame (9-0) Knute Rockne 27 53,000 Stanford (7-0-1) Pop Warner Alabama (9-0) Wallace Wade 20 45,000 Washington (10-0-1) Enoch Bagshaw Stanford (10-0) Pop Warner 7 57,417 Alabama (9-0) Wallace Wade Stanford (7-2-1) Pop Warner 7 65,000 Pittsburgh (8-0-1) Jock Sutherland Georgia Tech (9-0) William Alexander 8 71,000 California (7-1-1) Nibs Price USC (9-2) Howard Jones 47 72,000 Pittsburgh (9-0) Jock Sutherland Alabama (9-0) Wallace Wade 24 65,000 Washington State (9-0) Babe Hollingbery USC (9-1) Howard Jones 21 75,562 Tulane (11-0) Bernie Bierman USC (9-0) Howard Jones 35 74,874 Pittsburgh (8-0-2) Jock Sutherland Columbia (7-1) Lou Little 7 35,000 Stanford (8-1-1) Claude Thornhill Alabama (9-0) Frank Thomas 29 84,474 Stanford (9-0-1) Claude Thornhill Stanford (7-1) Claude Thornhill 7 84,784 Southern Methodist (12-0) Matty Bell Pittsburgh (7-1-1) Jock Sutherland 21 87,196 Washington (7-1-1) Jimmy Phelan California (9-0-1) Leonard Allison 13 89,650 Alabama (9-0) Frank Thomas USC (8-2) Howard Jones 7 89,542 Duke (9-0) Wallace Wade 3 Year Teams (Pre-Bowl Record) Coach Score Attend USC (7-0-2) Howard Jones 14 92,000 Tennessee (10-0) Bob Neyland Stanford (9-0) Clark Shaughnessy 21 91,000 Nebraska (8-1) Biff Jones Oregon State (7-2) Lou Stiner 20 Duke (9-0) Wallace Wade Georgia (10-1) Wally Butts 9 93,000 UCLA (7-3) Babe Horell USC (7-2) Jeff Cravath 29 68,000 Washington (4-0) Ralph Welch USC (7-0-2) Jeff Cravath 25 91,000 Tennessee (7-0-1) Jim Barnhill Alabama (9-0) Frank Thomas 34 98,000 USC (7-3) Jeff Cravath Illinois (7-2) Ray Eliot 45 89,083 UCLA (10-0) Bert LaBrucherie 14 (Note: First year of Pac-10/Big Ten pact) 1948 Michigan (9-0) Fritz Crisler 49 93,000 USC (7-1-1) Jeff Cravath Northwestern (7-2) Bob Voigts 20 93,000 California (10-0) Pappy Waldorf Ohio State (6-1-2) Wes Fesler ,983 California (10-0) Pappy Waldorf Michigan (5-3-1) Ben Oostenbaan 14 98,939 California (9-0-1) Pappy Waldorf Illinois (8-0-1) Ray Eliot 40 96,825 Stanford (9-1) Chuck Taylor USC (9-1) Jess Hill 7 101,500 Wisconsin (6-2-1) Ivan B. Williamson Michigan State (8-1) Biggie Munn ,000 UCLA (9-0) Red Sanders Ohio State (9-0) Woody Hayes 20 89,191 USC (8-3) Jess Hill Michigan State (8-1) Duffy Daugherty ,809 UCLA (9-1) Red Sanders Iowa (8-1) Forest Evashevski 35 97,126 Oregon State (7-2-1) Tommy Prothro Ohio State (8-1) Woody Hayes ,000 Oregon (7-3) Len Casanova Iowa (7-1-1) Forest Evashevski 38 98,297 California (7-3) Pete Elliott Washington (9-1) Jim Owens ,809 Wisconsin (7-2) Milt Bruhn Washington (9-1) Jim Owens 17 97,314 Minnesota (8-1) Murray Warmath Minnesota (7-2) Murray Warmath 21 98,214 UCLA (7-3) Bill Barnes USC (10-0) John McKay 42 98,698 Wisconsin (8-1) Milt Bruhn PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 137

140 ROSE BOWL RESULTS Year Teams (Pre-Bowl Record) Coach Score Attend Illinois (7-1-1) Pete Elliott 17 96,657 Washington (6-4) Jim Owens Michigan (8-1) Bump Elliott ,423 Oregon State (8-2) Tommy Prothro UCLA (7-2-1) Tommy Prothro ,500 Michigan State (10-0) Duffy Daugherty Purdue (8-2) Jack Mollenkopf ,434 USC (7-3) John McKay USC (9-1) John McKay ,746 Indiana (9-1) John Pont Ohio State (9-0) Woody Hayes ,042 USC (9-0-1) John McKay USC (9-0-1) John McKay ,878 Michigan (8-2) Bo Schembechler Stanford (8-3) John Ralston ,839 Ohio State (9-0) Woody Hayes Stanford (8-3) John Ralston ,154 Michigan (11-0) Bob Schembechler USC (11-0) John McKay ,869* Ohio State (9-1) Woody Hayes Ohio State (9-0-1) Woody Hayes ,267 USC (9-1-1) John McKay USC (9-1-1) John McKay ,721 Ohio State (10-1) Woody Hayes UCLA (8-2-1) Dick Vermeil ,464 Ohio State (11-0) Woody Hayes USC (10-1) John Robinson ,162 Michigan (10-1) Bo Schembechler Washington (8-3) Don James ,312 Michigan (10-1) Bo Schembechler USC (10-0-1) John Robinson ,629 Michigan (10-1) Bo Schembechler USC (10-0-1) John Robinson ,526 Ohio State (11-0) Earle Bruce Michigan (9-2) Bo Schembechler ,863 Washington (9-2) Don James Washington (9-2) Don James ,611 Iowa (8-3) Hayden Fry UCLA (9-1-1) Terry Donahue ,991 Michigan (8-3) Bo Schembechler UCLA (6-4-1) Terry Donahue ,217 Illinois (10-1) Mike White USC (8-3) Ted Tollner ,594 Ohio State (9-2) Earle Bruce UCLA (8-2-1) Terry Donahue ,292 Iowa (10-1) Hayden Fry Arizona State (9-1-1) John Cooper ,168 Michigan (11-1) Bo Schembechler Michigan State (8-2-1) George Perles ,847 USC (8-3) Larry Smith Michigan (8-2-1) Bo Schembechler ,688 USC (10-1) Larry Smith USC (8-2-1) Larry Smith ,450 Michigan (10-1) Bo Schembechler Washington (9-2) Don James ,273 Iowa (8-3) Hayden Fry 34 Year Teams (Pre-Bowl Record) Coach Score Attend Washington (11-0) Don James ,566 Michigan (10-1) Gary Moeller Michigan (8-0-3) Gary Moeller 38 94,236 Washington (9-2) Don James Wisconsin (9-1-1) Barry Alvarez ,237 UCLA (8-3) Terry Donahue Penn State (11-0) Joe Paterno ,247 Oregon (9-3) Rich Brooks USC (8-2-1) John Robinson ,102 Northwestern (10-1) Gary Barnett Ohio State (10-1) John Cooper ,635 Arizona State (11-0) Bruce Snyder Michigan (11-0) Lloyd Carr ,219 Washington State (10-1) Mike Price Wisconsin (10-1) Barry Alvarez 38 93,872 UCLA (10-1) Bob Toledo Wisconsin (9-2) Barry Alvarez 17 93,731 Stanford (8-3) Tyrone Willingham Washington (11-1) Rick Neuheisel 34 94,392 Purdue (8-4) Joe Tiller Miami (12-0) Larry Coker 37 93,781 Nebraska (11-2) Frank Solich Oklahoma (11-2) Bob Stoops 34 86,848 Washington State (10-2) Mike Price USC (11-1) Pete Carroll 28 93,849 Michigan (10-2) Lloyd Carr Texas (10-1) Mack Brown 38 93,468 Michigan (9-2) Lloyd Carr Texas (12-0) Mack Brown 41 93,986 USC (12-0) Pete Carroll USC (10-2) Pete Carroll 32 93,852 Michigan (11-1) Lloyd Carr USC (10-2) Pete Carroll 49 93,923 Illinois (9-3) Ron Zook USC (12-1) Pete Carroll 38 93,923 Penn State (11-2) Joe Paterno Ohio State (10-2) Jim Tressel 26 93,963 Oregon (10-2) Chip Kelly TCU (12-0) Gary Patterson 21 94,118 Wisconsin (11-1) Brett Bielema Oregon (11-2) Chip Kelly 45 91,245 Wisconsin (11-2) Brett Bielema Stanford (11-2) David Shaw 20 93,359 Wisconsin (8-5) Barry Alvarez^ Michigan State (12-1) Mark Dantonio 24 95,173 Stanford (11-2) David Shaw ^ Oregon (12-1) Mark Helfrich 59 91,322 Florida State (13-0) Jimbo Fisher Stanford (11-2) David Shaw 45 91,322 Iowa (12-1) Kirk Ferentz USC (10-3) Clay Helton 52 95,128 Penn State (11-3) James Franklin game played at Durham, N.C. * largest crowd in bowl game history ^ CFP semifinal PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

141 ROSE BOWL HONORS ROSE BOWL HALL OF FAME 1989 Howard Jones, USC Woody Hayes, Ohio State Jim Plunkett, Stanford Bump Elliott, Michigan 1990 Neil Snow, Michigan Wallace Wade, Alabama & Duke Robert Reynolds, Stanford Archie Griffin, Ohio State Charles White, USC 1991 Rex Kern, Ohio State John McKay, USC Ernie Nevers, Stanford Roy Reigels, California Bob Schloredt, Washington John Scarria, UCLA Russell Stein, Washington & Jefferson Charley Trippi, Georgia Ron Vander Kelen, Wisconsin George Wilson, Washington 1992 Frankie Albert, Stanford Bob Chappuis, Michigan Sam Cunningham, USC Bob Griese, Purdue Jim Owens, Washington Bill Daddio, Pittsburgh Hollis Huntington, Oregon/Mare Island Marines Shy Huntington, Oregon Elmer Layden, Notre Dame 1993 Frank Aschenbrenner, Northwestern Dixie Howell, Alabama Don Hutson, Alabama Curley Morrison, Ohio State Brick Muller, California Julius Rykovich, Illinois Bo Schembechler, Michigan O.J. Simpson, USC Bob Stiles, UCLA Buddy Young, Illinois 1994 Vic Bottari, California Jim Hardy, USC Don James, Washington Bob Jeter, Iowa Lathrop Lay Leishman, Tournament of Roses Pat Richter, Wisconsin Russell Saunders, USC 1995 Gary Beban, UCLA Dick Butkus, Illinois Harry Gilmer, Alabama Pat Haden, USC Al Krueger, USC Doyle Nave, USC Ted Shipkey, Stanford 1996 Eric Ball, UCLA Pete Beathard, USC John Ferraro, USC Stan Hahn, Tourn. of Roses John Ralston, Stanford Bill Tate, Illinois 1997 Terry Donahue, UCLA Jim Grabowski, Illinois Erin Pinckert, USC Ken Ploen, Iowa Sandy Stephens, Minnesota Warren Moon, Washington 1998 Jack Crabtree, Oregon Don Durdan, Oregon State John (J.K.) McKay, USC Rick Neuheisel, UCLA Butch Woolfolk, Michigan Bill Nicholas, Tourn. of Roses 1999 Al Hoisch, UCLA Keith Jackson, ABC TV Dave Kaiser, Michigan State 2000 Johnny Mack Brown, Alabama Marv Goux, USC 2001 BCS National Championship Game: No inductees 2002 Mel Anthony, Michigan Ambrose Schindler, USC 2003 Harriman Cronk, Tourn. of Roses Danny O Neill, Oregon John Robinson, USC 2004 Alan Ameche, Wisconsin Rudy Bukich, USC Wayne Duke, Former Big Ten Commisioner Jim Stivers, Tourn. of Roses 2005 Richard N. Frank, Lawry s Restaurants (Beef Bowl) Curt Gowdy, Sports Broadcaster 2006 Steve Emtman, Washington Rube Samuelson, Journalist Jeff van Raaphorst, Arizona State 2007 Pete Johnson, Ohio State Tom Ramsey, UCLA Dennis Swanson, T.V. Executive 2008 Keyshawn Johnson, USC Virg Lubberden, Rose Bowl Game Chuck Ortmann, Michigan 2009 Barry Alvarez, Wisconsin Tom Hansen, Pac-10 John Hicks, Ohio State 2010 Brad Budde, USC Hayden Fry, Iowa Leroy Keyes, Purdue 2011 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin Dick Enberg, NBC George Fleming, Washington 2012 John Cooper, Arizona State/Ohio State Brian Griese, Michigan Ron Yary, USC 2013 Lloyd Carr, Michigan Orlando Pace, Ohio State Lynn Swann, USC 2014 Ki-Jana Carter, Penn State Knute Rockne, Notre Dame Dick Vermeil, UCLA 2015 Mark Brunell, Washington Jim Muldoon, Pac-10 (RB Media Director) Fritz Pollard, Brown Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan 2016 Bobby Bell, Minnesota Ricky Ervins, USC Tommy Prothro, Duke/Oregon State/UCLA Art Spander, Journalist 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 139

142 ROSE BOWL HONORS ROSE BOWL PLAYER OF THE GAME 1902 Neil Snow, Michigan 1916 Carl Dietz, Washington State 1917 John Beckett, Oregon 1918 Hollis Huntington, Michigan 1919 George Halas, G.L. Navy 1920 Edward Casey, Harvard 1921 Harold Muller, California 1922 Russ Stein, Wash. & Jeff Leo Calland, USC 1924 Ira McKee, Navy 1925 Elmer Layden, Notre Dame Ernie Nevers, Stanford 1926 John Mack Brown, Alabama George Wilson, Washington 1927 Fred Pickhard, Alabama 1928 Cliff Hoffman, Stanford 1929 Ben Lom, California 1930 Russ Saunders, USC 1931 John Campbell, Alabama 1932 Erny Pinckert, USC 1933 Homer Griffith, USC 1934 Cliff Montgomery, Columbia 1935 Dixie Howell, Alabama 1936 Jim Moscrip, Stanford Keith Topping, Stanford 1937 William Daddio, Pittsburgh 1938 Vic Bottari, California 1939 Al Krueger, USC Doyle Nave, USC 1940 Ambrose Schindler, USC 1941 Pete Kmetovic, Stanford 1942 Don Durdan, Oregon State 1943 Charles Trippi, Georgia 1944 Norman Verry, USC 1945 James Hardy, USC 1946 Harry Gilmer, Alabama 1947 Claude Young, Illinois Julius Rykovich, Illinois 1948 Robert Chappius, Michigan 1949 Frank Aschenbrenner, Northwestern 1950 Fred Morrison, Ohio State 1951 Don Dufek, Michigan 1952 William Tate, Illinois 1953 Rudy Bukich, USC 1954 Billy Wells, Michigan State 1955 Dave Legget, Ohio State 1956 Walt Kowalczyk, Michigan State 1957 Ken Ploen, Iowa 1958 Jack Crabtree, Oregon 1959 Bob Jeter, Iowa 1960 Bob Schloredt, Washington George Fleming, Washington 1961 Bob Schloredt, Washington 1962 Sandy Stephens, Minnesota 1963 Pete Beathard, USC Ron VanderKelen, Wisconsin 1964 Jim Grabowski, Illinois 1965 Mel Anthony, Michigan 1966 Bob Stiles, UCLA 1967 John Charles, Purdue 1968 O.J. Simpson, USC 1969 Rex Kern, Ohio State 1970 Bobby Chandler, USC 1971 Jim Plunkett, Stanford 1972 Don Bunce, Stanford 1973 Sam Cunningham, USC 1974 Cornelius Greene, Ohio State 1975 Pat Haden, USC John McKay, USC 1976 John Sciarra, UCLA 1977 Vince Evans, USC 1978 Warren Moon, Washington 1979 Charles White, USC Rick Leach, Michigan 1980 Charles White, USC 1981 Butch Woolfolk, Michigan 1982 Jacque Robinson, Washington 1983 Don Rogers, UCLA Tom Ramsey, UCLA 1984 Rick Neuheisel, UCLA 1985 Jack Del Rio, USC Tim Green, USC 1986 Eric Ball, UCLA 1987 Jeff Van Raaphorst, Arizona State 1988 Percy Snow, Michigan State 1989 Leroy Hoard, Michigan 1990 Ricky Ervins, USC 1991 Mark Brunell, Washington 1992 Steve Emtman, Washington Billy Joe Hobert, Washington 1993 Tyrone Wheatley, Michigan 1994 Brent Moss, Wisconsin 1995 Danny O Neil, Oregon Ki-Jana Carter, Penn State 1996 Keyshawn Johnson, USC 1997 Joe Germaine, Ohio State 1998 Brian Griese, Michigan 1999 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin 2000 Ron Dayne, Wisconsin 2001 Marques Tuiasosopo, Washington 2002 Ken Dorsey, Miami Andre Johnson, Miami 2003 Nate Hybl, Oklahoma 2004 Matt Leinart, USC 2005 OFF: Vince Young, Texas DEF: LaMarr Woodley, Michigan 2006 OFF: Vince Young, Texas DEF: Michael Huff, Texas 2007 OFF: Dwayne Jarrett, USC DEF: Brian Cushing, USC 2008 OFF: John David Booty, USC DEF: Rey Maualuga, USC 2009 OFF: Mark Sanchez, USC DEF: Kaluka Maiava, USC 2010 OFF: Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State DEF: Kenny Rowe, Oregon 2011 OFF: Andy Dalton, TCU DEF: Tank Carder, TCU 2012 OFF: Lavasier Tuinei, Oregon DEF: Kiko Alonso, Oregon 2013 OFF: Stepfan Taylor, Stanford DEF: Usua Amanam, Stanford 2014 OFF: Connor Cook, Michigan State DEF: Kyle Elsworth, Michigan State 2015 OFF: Marcus Mariota, Oregon DEF: Tony Washington, Oregon 2016 OFF: Christian McCaffrey, Stanford DEF: Aziz Shittu, Stanford 2017 OFF: Sam Darnold, USC DEF: Stevie Tu ikolovatu, USC PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

143 COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SEMIFINAL COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SEMIFINAL Rose Bowl presented by Northwest Mutual January 1, p.m. ET/2 p.m. PT Pasadena, Calif. TV: ESPN January 8, p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT Mercedes Benz Stadium Atlanta, Ga. TV: ESPN Allstate Sugar Bowl Januar 1, :45 p.m. ET/5:45 p.m. PT New Orleans, La. TV: ESPN» The format is simple: the best four teams, two semifinals played in bowl games and a championship game played in a different city each year. It s the biggest innovation in the sport in decades.» The new playoff preserves the excitement and significance of college football s unique regular season where every game counts.» The selection committee will choose the four teams for the playoff based on strength of schedule, head-head results, comparison of results against common opponents, championships won and other factors.» The new postseason structure creates an exciting four-team playoff that preserves the best regular season in sports and protects America s rich bowl tradition. It does not go too far; it goes just the right distance and respects the academic calendar while limiting the number of games played by student-athletes.» Two semifinals and four other premier bowl games will be played around the New Year s holiday. Those holidays will belong to college football. Semifinal games will rotate among six different bowls, extending the experience to more fans.» The championship game will be on Monday night every year.» Every FBS team has equal access to the playoff based on its performance. No team will qualify automatically.» The popularity of the new format will increase revenue for all conferences and independent institutions.» The FBS conferences manage the College Football Playoff. All 10 conferences are members of the new entity--cfp Administration, LLC. University presidents and chancellors from all 10 conferences and Notre Dame form the Board of Managers and govern the administrative operations, with commissioners (the Management Committee) managing the event with guidance from an advisory group of athletics directors. A small staff in the playoff office in Irving, Texas, carries out the detailed responsibilities.» A talented group of high-integrity individuals with experience as coaches, student-athletes, collegiate administrators and journalists, along with sitting athletics directors, comprise the selection committee. The group will create rankings seven times each year. The members of the selection committee are: Kirby Hocutt (chair), Frank Beamer, Jeff Bower, Herb Deromedi, Chris Howard, Tom Jernstedt, Bobby Johnson, Jeff Long, Rob Mullens, Dan Radakovich, Gene Smith, Steve Wieberg and Tyrone Willingham. Selection Committee Responsibilities: Select the top four teams for the playoff, rank them and assign them to semifinal sites. Rank the next group of teams to play in other selected bowls if berths are available. Select the highest-ranked champion from the five conferences without selected bowl contracts. Assign teams to other selected bowls o Create competitive matchups o Attempt to avoid rematches of regular-season games and repeat appearances o Consider geography» Both participants in the Orange, Rose and Sugar Bowls are contracted outside the playoff arrangement (Big Ten and Pac-12 to Rose Bowl; SEC and Big 12 to Sugar Bowl; ACC to Orange Bowl against the highest ranked available team from the SEC, Big Ten and Notre Dame). If a conference champion qualifies for the playoff, then the bowl will choose a replacement from that conference. When those bowls host the semifinals and their contracted conference champions do not qualify, then the displaced champion(s) will play in the other selected bowls. The Fiesta, Cotton and Peach Bowls will host displaced conference champions and the top-ranked champion from a non-contract conference. The highest-ranked available teams will fill any other berths. The Selection Committee will make the pairings. Official website of the College Football Playoff: PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 141

144 BOWL SCHEDULE Subject to change. BOWL DATE/TIME (ET) SITE MATCHUP Network Air Force Reserve Celebration Dec. 16/12 p.m. Atlanta, Ga. MEAC vs. SWAC ABC R+L Carriers New Orleans Dec. 16/1 p.m. New Orleans, La. C-USA vs, Sun Belt ESPN Autonation Cure Bowl Dec. 16/2:30 p.m. Orlando, Fla. American vs. Sun Belt CBSSN Las Vegas Dec. 16/3:30 p.m. Las Vegas, Nev. MW or BYU vs. Pac-12 ABC Gildan New Mexico Dec. 16/4:30 p.m. Albuquerque, N.M. CUSA vs. MW ESPN Raycom Media Camellia Dec. 16/8 p.m. Montgomery, Ala. MAC vs. Sun Belt ESPN Boca Raton Dec. 19/7 p.m. Boca Raton, Fla. MAC vs. American ESPN Frisco Dec. 20/8 p.m. Frisco, Texas American vs. At-Large ESPN St. Petersburg Dec. 21/8 p.m. St. Petersburg, Fla. American vs. C-USA ESPN Bahamas Dec. 22/12:30 p.m. Nassau, Bahamas C-USA vs. MAC ESPN Famous Idaho Potato Dec. 22/4 p.m. Boise, Idaho MAC vs. MW ESPN Birmingham Sat., 23/12 p.m. Birmingham, Ala. SEC vs. American ESPN Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Dec. 23/3:30 p.m. Ft. Worth, Texas Big Ten vs. MW ESPN Dollar General Dec. 23/7 p.m. Mobile, Ala. MAC vs. Sun Belt ESPN Hawai i Dec. 24/8:30 p.m. Honolulu, Hawaii American vs. MW or BYU ESPN Zaxby s Heart of Dallas Dec. 26/1:30 p.m. Dallas, Texas Big 12 vs. C-USA ESPN Quick Lane Dec. 26/5:15 p.m. Detroit, Mich. ACC/Notre Dame vs. Big Ten ESPN Cactus Dec. 26/9 p.m. Phoenix, Ariz. Big 12 vs. Pac-12 ESPN Independence Dec. 27/1:30 p.m. Shreveport, La. ACC/Notre Dame vs. SEC ESPN New Era Pinstripe Dec. 27/5:15 p.m. Bronx, N.Y. ACC/Notre Dame vs. Big Ten ESPN Foster Farms Dec. 27/8:30 p.m. Santa Clara, Calif. Big Ten vs. Pac-12 FOX Texas Dec. 27/9 p.m. Houston, Texas Big 12 vs. SEC ESPN Military presented by Northrop Grumman Dec. 28/1:30 p.m. Annapolis, Md. ACC/Notre Dame vs. American ESPN Camping World Dec. 28/5:15 p.m. Orlando, Fla. ACC vs. Big 12 ESPN S.D. County Credit Union Holiday Dec. 28/9 p.m. San Diego, Calif. Big Ten vs. Pac-12 FS1 Valero Alamo Dec. 28/9 p.m. San Antonio, Texas Big 12 vs. Pac-12 ESPN Belk Dec. 29/1 p.m. Charlotte, N.C. SEC vs. ACC/Notre Dame ESPN Hyundai Sun Dec. 29/2 p.m. El Paso, Texas ACC/Notre Dame vs. Pac-12 CBS Franklin American Mortgage Music City Dec. 29/4:30 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. SEC vs. ACC/ND or Big Ten ESPN NOVA Home Loans Arizona Dec. 29/TBD Tucson, Ariz. Sun Belt vs. MW CBSSN Goodyear Cotton Bowl Classic Dec. 29/8:30 p.m. Arlington, Texas At-Large vs. At-Large ESPN TaxSlayer Dec. 30/12 p.m. Jacksonville, Fla. ACC/ND or Big Ten vs. SEC ESPN AutoZone Liberty Dec. 30/12:30 p.m. Memphis, Tenn. Big 12 vs. SEC ABC PlayStation Fiesta Dec. 30/4 p.m. Glendale, Ariz. At-Large vs. At-Large ESPN Capital One Orange Dec. 30/8 p.m. Miami Gardens, Fla. ACC vs. At-Large ESPN Outback Jan. 1/12 p.m. Tampa, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ESPN2 Chick-fil-A Peach Jan. 1/12:30 p.m. Atlanta, Ga. At-Large vs. At-Large ESPN Citrus Jan. 1/1 p.m. Orlando, Fla. Big Ten vs. SEC ABC COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF Rose Bowl presented by Northwestern Mutual Jan. 1/5 p.m. Pasadena, Calif. CFP Semifinal ESPN Allstate Sugar Jan. 1/8:45 p.m. New Orleans, La. CFP Semifinal ESPN College Football Playoff Championship Jan. 8/8 p.m. Atlanta, Ga. Rose vs. Sugar ESPN PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

145 ALL-TIME PAC-12 BOWL RESULTS The Pac-12 Conference first allowed its members to compete in postseason bowl games other than the Rose Bowl in In the 42 years since then, Pac-12 teams have compiled a stellar record of (.552) in postseason competition. Pac-12 teams went undefeated in Bowl games following the 2008 regular season, going 5-0. Following the 2013 regular season, the Pac-12 played in a league best nine bowl games, recording a record six bowl wins. The league matched its record six bowl wins again in 2014 and (2-0) Rose UCLA 23, Ohio State 10 Liberty USC 20, Texas A&M (1-1) Rose USC 14, Michigan 6 Liberty Alabama 26, UCLA (3-0) Rose Washington 27, Michigan 20 Sun Stanford 24, LSU 14 Bluebonnet USC 47, Texas A&M (3-0-1) Rose USC 17, Michigan 10 Fiesta UCLA 10, Arkansas 10 Garden State Arizona State 34, Rutgers 18 Bluebonnet Stanford 25, Georgia (2-2) Rose USC 17, Ohio State 16 Fiesta Pittsburgh 16, Arizona 10 Garden State Temple 28, California 17 Sun Washington 14, Texas (0-1) Rose Michigan 23, Washington (1-3) Rose Washington 28, Iowa 0 Fiesta Penn State 26, USC 10 Holiday BYU 38, Washington State 36 Bluebonnet Michigan 33, UCLA (3-0) Rose UCLA 24, Michigan 14 Fiesta Arizona State 32, Oklahoma 21 Aloha Washington 21, Maryland (1-1) Rose UCLA 45, Illinois 9 Aloha Penn State 13, Washington (3-0) Rose USC 20, Ohio State 17 Orange Washington 28, Oklahoma 17 Fiesta UCLA 39, Miami (Fla.) (2-2-1) Rose UCLA 45, Iowa 28 Freedom Washington 20, Colorado 17 Sun Arizona 13, Georgia 13 Holiday Arkansas 18, Arizona State 17 Aloha Alabama 24, USC (3-3) Rose Arizona State 22, Michigan 15 Freedom UCLA 31, BYU 10 Aloha Arizona 30, North Carolina 21 Florida Citrus Auburn 16, USC 7 Gator Clemson 27, Stanford 21 Sun Alabama 28, Washington (3-1) Rose Michigan State 20, USC 17 Aloha UCLA 20, Florida 16 Freedom Arizona State 33, Air Force 28 Independence Washington 24, Tulane (2-1) Rose Michigan 22, USC 14 Cotton UCLA 17, Arkansas 3 Aloha Washington State 24, Houston (4-0) Rose USC 17, Michigan 10 Freedom Washington 34, Florida 7 Copper Arizona 17, N.C. State 10 Independence Oregon 27, Tulsa (2-3) Rose Washington 46, Iowa 34 Copper California 17, Wyoming 15 Sun Michigan State 17, USC 16 Freedom Colorado State 32, Oregon 31 Aloha Syracuse 28, Arizona (3-1) Rose Washington 34, Michigan 14 Florida Citrus California 37, Clemson 13 Sun UCLA 6, Illinois 3 Aloha Georgia Tech 18, Stanford (2-4) Rose Michigan 38, Washington 31 Blockbuster Stanford 24, Penn State 3 Copper Washington State 31, Utah 28 Freedom Fresno State 24, USC 7 Sun Baylor 20, Arizona 15 Independence Wake Forest 39, Oregon (3-1) Rose Wisconsin 21, UCLA 16 Fiesta Arizona 29, Miami 0 Freedom USC 28, Utah 21 Alamo California 37, Iowa (2-2) Rose Penn State 38, Oregon 20 Cotton USC 55, Texas Tech 14 Alamo Washington State 10, Baylor 3 Freedom Utah 16, Arizona (1-4) Rose USC 41, Northwestern 32 Cotton Colorado 38, Oregon 6 Aloha Kansas 51, UCLA 30 Liberty East Carolina 19, Stanford 13 Sun Iowa 38, Washington (1-3) Rose Ohio State 20, Arizona State 17 Aloha Navy 42, California 38 Sun Stanford 38, Michigan State 0 Holiday Colorado 33, Washington (5-1) Rose Michigan 21, Washington State 16 Cotton UCLA 29, Texas A&M 23 Sun Arizona State 17, Iowa 7 Aloha Washington 51, Mich. State 23 Insight.com Arizona 20, New Mexico 14 Las Vegas Oregon 41, Air Force (1-4) Rose Wisconsin 38, UCLA 31 Holiday Arizona 23, Nebraska 20 Sun Texas Christian 28, USC 19 Aloha Colorado 51, Oregon 43 O ahu Air Force 45, Washington (1-4) Rose Wisconsin 17, Stanford 9 Holiday Kansas State 24, Washington 20 Sun Oregon 24, Minnesota 20 Aloha Wake Forest 23, Arizona State 3 O ahu Hawai i 23, Oregon State (3-2) Rose Washington 34, Purdue 24 Fiesta Oregon State 41, Notre Dame 9 Holiday Oregon 35, Texas 30 Sun Wisconsin 21, UCLA 20 Aloha Boston College 31, Arizona State (2-3) Fiesta Oregon 38, Colorado 16 Holiday Texas 47, Washington 43 Sun Washington State 33, Purdue 27 Seattle Georgia Tech 24, Stanford 14 Las Vegas Utah 10, USC (2-5) Rose Oklahoma 34, Washington State 14 Orange USC 38, Iowa 17 Holiday Kansas State 34, Arizona State 27 Sun Purdue 34, Washington 24 Insight Pittsburgh 38, Oregon State 13 Las Vegas UCLA 27, New Mexico 13 Seattle Wake Forest 38, Oregon (4-2) Rose USC 28, Michigan 14 Holiday Washington State 28, Texas 20 Sun Minnesota 31, Oregon 30 Insight California 52, Virginia Tech 49 Las Vegas Oregon State 55, New Mexico 14 Silicon Valley Fresno State 17, UCLA (3-2) Orange USC 55, Oklahoma 19^ Holiday Texas Tech 45, California 31 Sun Arizona State 27, Purdue 23 Insight Oregon State 38, Notre Dame 21 Las Vegas Wyoming 24, UCLA 21 ^ win later vacated due to NCAA penalty 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 143

146 ALL-TIME PAC-12 BOWL RESULTS 2005 (3-2) Rose Texas 41, USC 38 Holiday Oklahoma 17, Oregon 14 Sun UCLA 50, Northwestern 38 Las Vegas California 35, BYU 28 Insight Arizona State 45, Rutgers (3-3) Rose USC 32, Michigan 18 Holiday California 45, Texas A&M 10 Sun Oregon State 39, Missouri 38 Emerald Florida State 44, UCLA 27 Las Vegas BYU 38, Oregon 8 Hawai i Hawai i 41, Arizona State (4-2) Rose USC 49, Illinois 17 Holiday Texas 52, Arizona State 35 Sun Oregon 56, South Florida 21 Emerald Oregon State 21, Maryland 14 Las Vegas BYU 17, UCLA 16 Armed Forces California 42, Air Force (5-0) Rose USC 38, Penn State 24 Holiday Oregon 42, Oklahoma 31 Sun Oregon State 3, Pittsburgh 0 Emerald California 24, Miami (Fla.) 17 Las Vegas Arizona 31, BYU (2-5) Rose Ohio State 26, Oregon 17 Holiday Nebraska 33, Arizona 0 Sun Oklahoma 31, Stanford 27 Emerald USC 24, Boston College 13 Las Vegas BYU 44, Oregon State 20 Poinsettia Utah 37, California 27 EagleBank UCLA 30, Temple (2-2) BCS Auburn 22, Oregon 19 Orange Stanford 40, Virginia Tech 12 Alamo Oklahoma State 36, Arizona 10 Holiday Washington 19, Nebraska (2-5) Rose Oregon 45, Wisconsin 38 Fiesta Oklahoma State 41, Stanford 38 (OT) Alamo Baylor 67, Washington 56 Holiday Texas 21, California 10 Sun Utah 30, Georgia Tech 27 (OT) Las Vegas Boise State 56, Arizona State 24 Fight Hunger Illinois 20, UCLA (4-4) Rose Stanford 20, Wisconsin 14 Fiesta Oregon 35, Kansas State 17 Alamo Texas 31, Oregon State 27 Holiday Baylor 49, UCLA 26 Sun Georgia Tech 21, USC 7 Las Vegas Boise State 28, Washington 26 Fight Hunger Arizona State 62, Navy 28 New Mexico Arizona 49, Nevada (6-3) Rose Michigan State 24, Stanford 20 Alamo Oregon 30, Texas 7 Holiday Texas Tech 37, Arizona State 23 Sun UCLA 42, Virginia Tech 12 Las Vegas USC 45, Fresno State 20 Fight Hunger Washington 31, BYU 16 New Mexico Colo. State 48, Washington State 45 Advocare V100 Arizona 42, Boston College 19 Hawai i Oregon State 38, Boise State (6-3) Rose Oregon 59, Florida State 20 Fiesta Boise State 38, Arizona 30 Alamo UCLA 40, Kansas State 35 Holiday USC 45, Nebraska 42 Sun Arizona State 36, Duke 31 Las Vegas Utah 45, Colorado State 10 Foster Farms Stanford 45, Maryland 21 Cactus Oklahoma State 30, Washington 22 CFP champ Ohio State 42, Oregon (6-4) Rose Stanford 45, Iowa 16 Alamo TCU 47, Oregon 41 (3 OT) Holiday Wisconsin 23, USC 21 Sun Washington State 20, Miami 14 Las Vegas Utah 35, BYU 28 Foster Farms Nebraska 37, UCLA 29 Cactus West Virginia 43, Arizona State 42 New Mexico Arizona 45, New Mexico 37 Armed Forces California 55, Air Force 36 Heart of Dallas Washington 44, Southern Miss (3-3) Rose USC 52, Penn State 49 Peach Alabama 24, Washington 7 Alamo Oklahoma State 38, Colorado 8 Holiday Minnesota 17, Washington State 12 Sun Stanford 25, North Carolina 23 Foster Farms Utah 26, Indiana 24 PAC-12 SCHOOL BOWL RECORDS (through 2016 season) School W L T Pct. Last Season for Bowl Appearance Utah Foster Farms, def. Indiana (26-24) USC 34^ 18^ Rose, def. Penn State (52-49) Oregon State Hawai i, def. Boise State (38-23) Washington State Holiday, lost to Minnesota (17-12) California Armed Forces, def. Air Force (55-36) Stanford Sun, def. North Carolina (25-23) Washington Peach, lost to Alabama (24-7) Arizona State Cactus, lost to West Virginia (43-42) Arizona New Mexico, def. New Mexico (45-37) UCLA Foster Farms, lost to Nebraska (37-29) Oregon Alamo, lost to TCU (47-41, 3 OT) Colorado Alamo, lost to Oklahoma State (38-8) Total ^ 2 games (1 win/1 loss) later vacated due to NCAA penalty PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

147 TEAM-BY-TEAM PAC-12 BOWL RESULTS ARIZONA (9-10-1) Date Bowl Opponent Result 12/26/21 San Diego East-West Centre L, 0-38 Christmas Classic 1/1/49 Salad Bowl Drake L, /28/68 Sun Bowl Auburn L, /25/79 Fiesta Bowl Pittsburgh L, /28/85 Sun Bowl Georgia T, /27/86 Aloha Bowl North Carolina W, /31/89 Copper Bowl NC State W, /25/90 Aloha Bowl Syracuse L, /31/92 Sun Bowl Baylor L, /1/94 Fiesta Bowl Miami (Fla.) W, /27/94 Freedom Bowl Utah L, /20/97 Insight.com Bowl New Mexico W, /30/98 Holiday Bowl Nebraska W, /20/08 Las Vegas Bowl BYU W, /22/09 Holiday Bowl Nebraska L, /29/10 Alamo Bowl Oklahoma State L, /15/12 Gildan New Mexico Nevada W, /31/13 Advocare V100 Boston College W, /31/14 VIZIO Fiesta Boise State L, /19/15 Gildan New Mexico New Mexico W, ARIZONA STATE ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/40 Sun Bowl Catholic T, 0-0 1/1/41 Sun Bowl Case Reserve L, /1/50 Salad Bowl Zavier (Ohio) L, /1/51 Salad Bowl Miami (Ohio) L, /30/70 Peach Bowl North Carolina W, /27/71 Fiesta Bowl Florida State W, /23/72 Fiesta Bowl Missouri W, /21/73 Fiesta Bowl Pittsburgh W, /26/75 Fiesta Bowl Nebraska W, /25/77 Fiesta Bowl Penn State L, /16/78 Garden State Bowl Rutgers W, /1/83 Fiesta Bowl Oklahoma W, /22/85 Holiday Bowl Arkansas L, /1/87 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /30/87 Freedom Bowl Air Force W, /1/97 Rose Bowl Ohio State L, /31/97 Sun Bowl Iowa W, /25/99 Aloha Bowl Wake Forest L, /25/00 Aloha Bowl Boston College L, /27/02 Holiday Bowl Kansas State L, /31/04 Sun Bowl Purdue W, /27/05 Insight Bowl Rutgers W, /24/06 Hawai i Bowl Hawai i L, /27/07 Holiday Bowl Texas L, /22/11 Las Vegas Bowl Boise State L, /29/12 Kraft Fight Hunger Navy W, /30/13 Holiday Bowl Texas Tech L, /27/14 Hyundai Sun Bowl Duke W, /2/16 Motel 6 Cactus Bowl West Virginia L, CALIFORNIA ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/21 Rose Bowl Ohio State W, /2/22 Rose Bowl Washington & Jefferson T, 0-0 1/1/29 Rose Bowl Georgia Tech L, 7-8 1/1/38 Rose Bowl Alabama W, /1/49 Rose Bowl Northwestern L, /2/50 Rose Bowl Ohio State L, /1/51 Rose Bowl Michigan L, /1/59 Rose Bowl Iowa L, /15/79 Garden State Bowl Temple L, /31/90 Copper Bowl Wyoming W, /1/92 Florida Citrus Bowl Clemson W, /31/93 Alamo Bowl Iowa W, /25/96 Aloha Bowl Navy L, /26/03 Insight Bowl Virginia Tech W, /30/04 Holiday Bowl Texas Tech L, /22/05 Las Vegas Bowl BYU W, /28/06 Holiday Bowl Texas A&M W, /31/07 Armed Forces Bowl Air Force W, /27/08 Emerald Bowl Miami (Fla.) W, /23/09 Poinsettia Bowl Utah L, /30/11 Holiday Bowl Texas L, /29/15 Armed Forces Bowl Air Force W, COLORADO ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/38 Cotton Bowl Rice L, /1/57 Orange Bowl Clemson W, /1/62 Orange Bowl Louisiana State L, /31/67 Bluebonnet Bowl Miami (Fla.) W, /13/69 Liberty Bowl Alabama W, /12/70 Liberty Bowl Tulane L, /31/71 Bluebonnet Bowl Houston W, /30/72 Gator Bowl Auburn L, /27/75 Bluebonnet Bowl Texas L, /1/77 Orange Bowl Ohio State L, /30/85 Freedom Bowl Washington L, /31/86 Bluebonnet Bowl Baylor L, /29/88 Freedom Bowl BYU L, /1/90 Orange Bowl Notre Dame L, /1/91 Orange Bowl Notre Dame W, /28/91 Blockbuster Bowl Alabama L, /1/93 Fiesta Bowl Syracuse L, /25/93 Aloha Bowl Fresno State W, /2/95 Fiesta Bowl Notre Dame W, /1/96 Cotton Bowl Oregon W, /30/96 Holiday Bowl Washington W, /25/98 Aloha Bowl Oregon W, /31/99 Insight.com Bowl Boston College W, /1/02 Fiesta Bowl Oregon L, /28/02 Alamo Bowl Wisconsin L, (OT) 12/29/04 Houston Bowl UTEP W, /27/05 Champs Sports Bowl Clemson L, /30/07 Independence Bowl Alabama L, /29/16 Alamo Bowl Oklahoma State L, 8-38 OREGON ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/17 Rose Bowl Pennsylvania W, /1/20 Rose Bowl Harvard L, 6-7 1/1/49 Cotton Bowl Southern Methodist L, /1/58 Rose Bowl Ohio State L, /17/60 Liberty Bowl Penn State L, /31/63 Sun Bowl Southern Methodist W, /16/89 Independence Bowl Tulsa W, /29/90 Freedom Bowl Colorado State L, /31/92 Independence Bowl Wake Forest L, /2/95 Rose Bowl Penn State L, /1/96 Cotton Bowl Colorado L, /20/97 Las Vegas Bowl Air Force W, /25/98 Aloha Bowl Colorado L, /31/99 Sun Bowl Minnesota W, /29/00 Holiday Bowl Texas W, /1/02 Fiesta Bowl Colorado W, /30/02 Seattle Bowl Wake Forest L, /31/03 Sun Bowl Minnesota L, /30/05 Holiday Bowl Oklahoma L, /21/06 Las Vegas Bowl BYU L, /31/07 Sun Bowl South Florida W, /30/08 Holiday Bowl Oklahoma State W, /1/10 Rose Bowl Ohio State L, /10/11 BCS National Champ Auburn L, /2/12 Rose Bowl Wisconsin W, /3/13 Fiesta Bowl Kansas State W, /30/13 Alamo Bowl Texas W, /1/15 Rose Bowl (CFP semi) Florida State W, /12/15 CFP Nat l Champ Ohio State L, /2/16 Valero Alamo Bowl TCU L, (3 OT) 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 145

148 TEAM-BY-TEAM PAC-12 BOWL RESULTS OREGON STATE (9-6-0) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/42 Rose Bowl Duke W, /1/57 Rose Bowl Iowa L, /15/62 Liberty Bowl Villanova W, 6-0 1/1/65 Rose Bowl Michigan L, /25/99 O ahu Bowl Hawai i L, /1/01 Fiesta Bowl Notre Dame W, /26/02 Insight.com Bowl Pittsburgh L, /31/03 Las Vegas Bowl New Mexico W, /28/04 Insight.com Bowl Notre Dame W, /29/06 Sun Bowl Missouri W, /28/07 Emerald Bowl Maryland W, /31/08 Sun Bowl Pittsburgh W, /22/09 Las Vegas Bowl BYU L, /29/12 Alamo Bowl Texas L, /24/13 Hawai i Bowl Boise State W, STANFORD ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/02 Rose Bowl Michigan L, /1/25 Rose Bowl Notre Dame L, /1/27 Rose Bowl Alabama T 7-7 1/2/28 Rose Bowl Pittsburgh W, 7-6 1/1/34 Rose Bowl Columbia L, 0-7 1/1/35 Rose Bowl Alabama L, /1/36 Rose Bowl Southern Methodist W, 7-0 1/1/41 Rose Bowl Nebraska W, /1/52 Rose Bowl Illinois L, /1/71 Rose Bowl Ohio State W, /1/72 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /31/77 Sun Bowl Louisiana State W, /31/78 Bluebonnet Bowl Georgia W, /27/86 Gator Bowl Clemson L, /25/91 Aloha Bowl Georgia Tech L, /1/93 Blockbuster Bowl Penn State W, /30/95 Liberty Bowl East Carolina L, /31/96 Sun Bowl Michigan State W, /1/00 Rose Bowl Wisconsin L, /27/01 Seattle Bowl Georgia Tech L, /31/09 Sun Bowl Oklahoma L, /3/11 Orange Bowl Virginia Tech W, /2/12 Fiesta Bowl Oklahoma State L, (OT) 1/1/13 Rose Bowl Wisconsin W, /1/14 Rose Bowl Michigan State L, /30/14 Foster Farms Bowl Maryland W, /1/16 Rose Bowl Iowa W, /30/16 Sun Bowl North Carolina W, UCLA ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/43 Rose Bowl Georgia L, 0-9 1/1/47 Rose Bowl Illinois L, /1/54 Rose Bowl Michigan State L, /2/56 Rose Bowl Michigan State L, /1/62 Rose Bowl Minnesota L, /1/66 Rose Bowl Michigan State W, /1/76 Rose Bowl Ohio State W, /20/76 Liberty Bowl Alabama L, /25/78 Fiesta Bowl Arkansas T, /31/81 Bluebonnet Bowl Michigan L, /1/83 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /2/84 Rose Bowl Illinois W, /1/85 Fiesta Bowl Miami (Fla.) W, /1/86 Rose Bowl Iowa W, /30/86 Freedom Bowl Brigham Young W, /25/87 Aloha Bowl Florida W, /1/89 Cotton Bowl Arkansas W, /31/91 Sun Bowl Illinois W, 6-3 1/1/94 Rose Bowl Wisconsin L, /25/95 Aloha Bowl Kansas L, /1/98 Cotton Bowl Texas A&M W, /1/99 Rose Bowl Wisconsin L, /29/00 Sun Bowl Wisconsin L, /25/02 Las Vegas Bowl New Mexico W, /31/03 Silicon Valley Bowl Fresno State L, /23/04 Las Vegas Bowl Wyoming L, /30/05 Sun Bowl Northwestern W, /27/06 Emerald Bowl Florida State L, /22/07 Las Vegas Bowl BYU L, /29/09 EagleBank Temple W, /31/11 Kraft Fight Hunger Illinois L, /27/12 Holiday Bowl Baylor L, /31/13 Sun Bowl Virginia Tech W, /2/15 Valero Alamo Bowl Kansas State W, /26/15 Foster Farms Bowl Nebraska L, USC ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/23 Rose Bowl Penn State W, /25/24 LA Christmas Fest. Missouri W, /1/30 Rose Bowl Pittsburgh W, /1/32 Rose Bowl Tulane W, /2/33 Rose Bowl Pittsburgh W, /2/39 Rose Bowl Duke W, 7-3 1/1/40 Rose Bowl Tennessee W, /1/44 Rose Bowl Washington W, /1/45 Rose Bowl Tennessee W, /1/46 Rose Bowl Alabama L, /1/48 Rose Bowl Michigan L, /1/53 Rose Bowl Wisconsin W, 7-0 1/1/55 Rose Bowl Ohio State L, /1/63 Rose Bowl Wisconsin W, 7-0 1/2/67 Rose Bowl Purdue L, /1/68 Rose Bowl Indiana W, /1/69 Rose Bowl Ohio State L, /1/70 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /1/73 Rose Bowl Ohio State W, /1/74 Rose Bowl Ohio State L, /1/75 Rose Bowl Ohio State W, /22/75 Liberty Bowl Texas A&M W, /1/77 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /31/77 Bluebonnet Bowl Texas A&M W, /1/79 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /1/80 Rose Bowl Ohio State W, /1/82 Fiesta Bowl Penn State L, /1/85 Rose Bowl Ohio State W, /28/85 Aloha Bowl Alabama L, /1/87 Florida Citrus Bowl Auburn L, /1/88 Rose Bowl Michigan State L, /2/89 Rose Bowl Michigan L, /1/90 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /31/90 Sun Bowl Michigan State L, /29/92 Freedom Bowl Fresno State L, /30/93 Freedom Bowl Utah W, /2/95 Cotton Bowl Texas Tech W, /1/96 Rose Bowl Northwestern W, /31/98 Sun Bowl Texas Christian L, /25/01 Las Vegas Bowl Utah L, /2/03 Orange Bowl Iowa W, /4/04 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /4/05 Orange Bowl Oklahoma W, 55-19^ 1/4/06 Rose Bowl Texas L, 38-41^ 1/1/07 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /1/08 Rose Bowl Illinois W, /1/09 Rose Bowl Penn State W, /26/09 Emerald Bowl Boston College W, /31/12 Sun Bowl Georgia Tech L, /21/13 Las Vegas Bowl Fresno State W, /27/14 Holiday Bowl Nebraska W, /30/15 Holiday Bowl Wisconsin L, /2/17 Rose Bowl Penn State W, ^ - Games later vacated due to NCAA penalty PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

149 TEAM-BY-TEAM PAC-12 BOWL RESULTS UTAH (16-4-0) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/2/39 Sun Bowl New Mexico W, /19/64 Liberty Bowl West Virginia W, /29/92 Copper Bowl Washington State L, /30/93 Freedom Bowl USC L, /27/94 Freedom Bowl Arizona W, /27/96 Copper Bowl Wisconsin L, /19/99 Las Vegas Bowl Fresno State W, /25/01 Las Vegas Bowl USC W, /31/03 Liberty Bowl Southern Miss W, /1/05 Fiesta Bowl Pittsburgh W, /29/05 Emerald Bowl Georgia Tech W, /23/06 Armed Forces Bowl Tulsa W, /20/07 Poinsettia Bowl Navy W, /2/09 Sugar Bowl Alabama W, /23/09 Poinsettia Bowl California W, /22/10 Las Vegas Bowl Boise State L, /31/11 Sun Bowl Georgia Tech W, (OT) 12/20/14 Las Vegas Bowl Colorado State W, /19/15 Las Vegas Bowl BYU W, /28/16 Foster Farms Bowl Indiana W, WASHINGTON ( ) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/24 Rose Bowl Navy T, /1/26 Rose Bowl Alabama L, /1/37 Rose Bowl Pittsburgh L, Pineapple Bowl Hawaii W, /1/44 Rose Bowl USC L, /1/60 Rose Bowl Wisconsin W, /2/61 Rose Bowl Minnesota W, /1/64 Rose Bowl Illinois L, /2/78 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /22/79 Sun Bowl Texas W, /1/81 Rose Bowl Michigan L, /1/82 Rose Bowl Iowa W, /25/82 Aloha Bowl Maryland W, /26/83 Aloha Bowl Penn State L, /1/85 Orange Bowl Oklahoma W, /30/85 Freedom Bowl Colorado W, /25/86 Sun Bowl Alabama L, /19/87 Independence Bowl Tulane W, /30/89 Freedom Bowl Florida W, /1/91 Rose Bowl Iowa W, /1/92 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /1/93 Rose Bowl Michigan L, /29/95 Sun Bowl Iowa L, /30/96 Holiday Bowl Colorado L, /25/97 Aloha Bowl Michigan State W, /25/98 O ahu Bowl Air Force L, /29/99 Holiday Bowl Kansas State L, /1/01 Rose Bowl Purdue W, /28/01 Holiday Bowl Texas L, /31/02 Sun Bowl Purdue L, /30/10 Holiday Bowl Nebraska W, /29/11 Alamo Bowl Baylor L, /22/12 Las Vegas Bowl Boise State L, /27/13 Fight Hunger Bowl BYU W, /2/15 Cactus Bowl Oklahoma State L, /26/15 Heart of Dallas Southern Miss W, /31/16 Peach Bowl Alabama L, 7-24 WASHINGTON STATE (7-6) Date Bowl Opponent Result 1/1/16 Rose Bowl Brown W, /1/31 Rose Bowl Alabama L, /18/81 Holiday Bowl Brigham Young L, /25/88 Aloha Bowl Houston W, /29/92 Copper Bowl Utah W, /31/94 Alamo Bowl Baylor L, /1/98 Rose Bowl Michigan W, /31/01 Sun Bowl Purdue W, /1/03 Rose Bowl Oklahoma L, /31/03 Holiday Bowl Texas W, /21/13 New Mexico Bowl Colorado State L, /26/15 Hyundai Sun Bowl Miami W, /27/16 Holiday Bowl Minnesota L, BOWL RECORDS BY BOWL Rose: Sun: Fiesta: Las Vegas: Cactus (Copper, InSight, Buffalo Wild Wings, Ticket City) Aloha: Holiday: Orange: Freedom: San Francisco (Emerald, Fight Hunger, Foster Farms): Liberty: Bluebonnet: Cotton: Independence (AdvoCare V100): Armed Forces: Poinsettia: Alamo: Heart of Dallas: Sugar: Peach: EagleBank: Houston: Pineapple: LA Christmas Festival: New Mexico Bowl: Sheraton Hawai i Bowl: Garden State: Citrus: Blockbuster: CFP Championship: BCS Championship: Champs Sports: Silicon Valley: San Diego East-West Christmas Classic: Gator: Seattle: O ahu: Salad: PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 147

150 INDIVIDUAL BOWL RECORDS TOTAL OFFENSE Highest Average Per Play (minimum 10 plays) 12.1 Rudy Carpenter, ASU (45) vs. Rutgers (40) (Insight, 2005) (41 for 498 yards) PASSING Most Pass Attempts 61 Danny O Neil, ORE (20) vs. Penn State (38) (Rose, 1995) 58 Connor Halliday, WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 57 Andrew Walter, ASU (27) vs. Kansas State (34) (Holiday, 2002) 54 4 times, last: Luke Falk, WSU (20) vs. Miami (14) (Sun, 2015) Most Pass Completions 41 Danny O Neil, ORE (20) vs. Penn State (38) (Rose, 1995) 37 Connor Halliday, WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 33 Sam Darnold, USC (52) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2017) 33 Tim Cowan, WASH (21) vs. Maryland (20) (Aloha, 1982) Most Consecutive Pass Completions 12 Sean Mannion, OSU (38) vs. Boise State (23) (Hawai i, 2013) 11 Taylor Kelly, ASU (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft, 2012) 11 Andrew Luck, STAN (38) vs. Oklahoma State (41) (Fiesta, 2012) 10 Rick Neuheisel, UCLA (45) vs. Illinois (9) (Rose, 1984) 10 Jake Browning, WASH (44) vs. Utah (31) (Heart of Dallas, 2015) Most Net Passing Yards (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 476 Drew Bledsoe, WSU (31) vs. Utah (28) (Copper, 1992) ( ) 467 Jared Goff, CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) ( ) 467 Rudy Carpenter, ASU (45) vs. Rutgers (40) (Insight, 2005) ( ) 456 Akili Smith, ORE (43) vs. Colorado (51) (Aloha, 1998) ( ) 456 Danny O Neil, ORE (20) vs. Penn State (38) (Rose, 1995) ( ) Most Touchdown Passes Thrown 6 Jared Goff, CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) 6 Connor Halliday, WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 5 Sam Darnold, USC (52) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2017) 5 Matt Leinart, USC (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) Most Yards Per Pass Attempt 16.4 Rob Hertel, USC (47) vs. Texas A&M (28) (Bluebonnet, 1977) (15 for 246) RUSHING Most Rushing Attempts 39 Charles White, USC (17) vs. Ohio St (16) (Rose, 1980) (247 yds) 38 Yvenson Bernard, OSU (21) vs. Maryland (14) (Emerald, 2007) (181) 35 Stepfan Taylor, STAN (38) vs. Oklahoma State (41) (Fiesta, 2012) (177) Most Net Rushing Yards 266 Gaston Green, UCLA (31) vs. BYU (10) (Freedom, 1986) (33 carries) 253 Jonathan Stewart, Oregon (56) vs. South Florida (21) (Sun, 2007) (23) 247 Charles White, USC (17) vs. Ohio State (16) (Rose, 1980) (39) Highest Average Per Rush (Minimum 9 carries) 16.1 Brett Hundley, UCLA (42) vs. Virginia Tech (12) (Sun, 2013 (10 for 161 yds) 12.5 Joe McKnight, USC (49) vs. Illinois (17) (Rose, 2008) (10 for 125) 11.6 Stafon Johnson, USC (49) vs. Illinois (17) (Rose, 2008) (9 for 105) 11.4 Marion Grice, ASU (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft, 2012) (14 for 159) Dwight Ford, USC (47) vs. Texas A&M (28) (Bluebonnet, 1977) (14 for 157) Two Rushers, Same Team, Gaining More Than 100 Yards 343 Charles White (186) & Dwight Ford (157), USC (47) vs. Texas A&M (28), (Bluebonnet, 1977) 314 LaMichael James (159) & De Anthony Thomas (155), ORE (45) vs. Wisconsin (38), (Rose Bowl, 2012) 292 Yvenson Bernard (177) & James Rodgers (115), OSU (21) vs. Maryland (14), (Emerald, 2007) 286 Chris Markey (150) & Kahlil Bell (136), UCLA (50) vs. Northwestern (38), (Sun, 2005) 267 Taylor Kelly (135) & D.J. Foster (132), ASU (23) vs. Texas Tech (37), (Holiday, 2013) Most Rushing Touchdowns 4 Miles Gaskin, WASH (44) vs. Southern Miss (31) (Heart of Dallas, 2015) (runs of 2, 1, 86, 13) 4 Steven Jackson, OSU (55) vs. New Mexico (14) (Las Vegas, 2003) (runs of 3, 11, 6, 1) 4 Eric Ball, UCLA (45) vs. Iowa (28) (Rose, 1986) (runs of 30, 40, 6, 32) 4 Sam Cunningham, USC (42) vs. Ohio State (Rose, 1973), (runs of 2, 1, 1, 1) RECEIVING Most Pass Receptions 16 Samie Parker, ORE (30) vs. Minnesota (31) (Sun, 2003) (200 yards) 14 J.J. Stokes, UCLA (16) vs. Wisconsin (21) (Rose, 1994) (176 yds) 13 Deontay Burnett, USC (52) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2017) (164 yds) 13 Gerell Robinson, ASU (24) vs. Boise State (56) (Las Vegas, 2011) (241 yds) 12 Keyshawn Johnson, USC (41) vs. Northwestern (32) (Rose, 1996) (216 yds) Most Pass Receiving Yards 241 Gerell Robinson, ASU (24) vs. Boise Stae (56) (Las Vegas, 2011) (13 catches) 222 Keyshawn Johnson, USC (55) vs. Texas Tech (14), (Cotton, 1995) (8 catches) 216 Keyshawn Johnson, USC (41) vs. Northwestern (32), (Rose, 1996) (12 catches) 212 Phillip Bobo, WSU (31) vs. Utah (28), (Copper, 1992) (7 catches) 205 Dwayne Jarrett, USC (32) vs. Michigan (18), (Rose, 2007) (11 catches) 200 Samie Parker, ORE (30) vs. Minnesota (31), (Sun, 2003) (16 catches) Highest Average Per Reception (min. 4 receptions) 45.5 Cayleb Jones, ARIZ (45) vs. New Mexico (37) (New Mexico, 2015) (4-182) 39.6 Jermaine Kearse, WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67), (Alamo, 2011) (5-198) 35.8 Bryce Treggs, CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) (4-143) 34.8 Rashad Ross, ASU (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft, 2012) (4-139) 33.8 Pat Johnson, ORE (41) vs. Air Force (14), (Las Vegas, 1997) (5-169) Most Touchdowns Receiving 3 Deontay Burnett, USC (52) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2017) (13 rec.) 3 Kenny Lawler, CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) (5 rec.) 3 Steve Smith, USC (55) vs. Oklahoma (19), (Orange, 2005) (7 rec.) 3 Keyshawn Johnson, USC (55) vs. Texas Tech (14), (Cotton, 1995) (8 rec.) 3 Anthony Allen, WASH (21) vs. Maryland (20), (Aloha, 1982) (8 rec.) 3 Coby Fleener, STAN ( 40) vs. Virginia Tech (12), (Orange, 2011) PUNT RETURNS Most Punt Returns 7 Justin Taplin, ASU (27) vs. Kansas State (34) (Holiday, 2002) (36 yards) 6 Ray Horton, WASH (21) vs. Maryland (20) (Aloha, 1982) (28 yds) 6 Bill Gribble, WSU (36) vs. BYU (Holiday, 1981) (39 yards) Most Punt Return Yards 122 George Fleming, WASH (44) vs. Wisconsin (8) (Rose, 1960) (3 ret) 89 Craig Bragg, UCLA (27) vs. New Mexico State (13) (Las Vegas, 2002) (2 ret) Highest Punt Return Average (Minimum 3 Returns) 40.7 George Fleming, WASH (44) vs. Wisconsin (8), (Rose, 1960) (3 for 122 yards) KICKOFF RETURNS Most Kickoff Returns 6 7 times, last; R. Davis, UCLA (29) vs. Nebraska (37) (Foster Farms, 2015) Most Kickoff Return Yards 201 Walter Thurmond III, ORE (42) vs. Oklahoma State (31) (Holiday, 2008) (6 returns) 178 Al Hoisch, UCLA (14) vs. Illinois (45) (Rose, 1947) (4 returns) Highest Kickoff Return Average (Minimum 3 Returns) 44.7 Kalen Ballage, ASU (36) vs. Duke (31), (Sun, 2014) (3 for 134 yards) 44.5 Al Hoisch, UCLA (14) vs. Illinois (45), (Rose, 1947) (4 for 178 yards) 43.3 Adoreé Jackson, USC (45) vs. Nebraska (42) (Holiday, 2014) (3 for 130 yards) 39.0 Damon Dunn, STAN (13) vs. East Carolina (19), (Liberty, 1995) (3 for 117 yards) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

151 INDIVIDUAL BOWL RECORDS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS (All Runs From Scrimmage, Pass Receptions and All Returns) Most All-Purpose Plays (Must have at least one reception or return) 38 Stepfan Taylor, STAN (38) vs. Oklahoma State (41), (Fiesta, 2012) (35 rush, 3 receptions) 37 O.J. Simpson, USC (16) vs. Ohio State (27), (Rose, 1969) (28 rush, 8 receptions, 1 kickoff return) 36 Bishop Sankey, WASH (26) vs. Boise State (28), (Las Vegas, 2012) (30 rush, 6 receptions) 35 Ricky Ervins, USC (17) vs. Michigan (10), (Rose, 1990) (30 rush, 5 receptions) Most All-Purpose Yards Gained (Must have at least one rec/return) 368 Christian McCaffrey, STAN (45) vs. Iowa (16) (Rose, 2016) (172 rush, 105 receptions, 63 punt return, 28 kick return) 314 De Anthony Thomas, ORE (45) vs. Wisconsin (38), (Rose, 2012) (155 rush, 34 receptions, 125 kickoff returns) 289 Tim White, ASU (42) vs. West Virginia (43) (Cactus, 2016) (79 receptions, 33 punt return, 177 kick return) 282 Jonathan Stewart, ORE (56) vs. South Florida (21), (Sun, 2007) (253 rush, 29 receptions) 279 Bishop Sankey, WASH (26) vs. Boise State (28), (Las Vegas, 2012) (205 rush, 74 receptions) 278 Joe Williams, UTAH (26) vs. Indiana (24), (Foster Farms, 2016) (222 rush, 56 receptions) 276 O.J. Simpson, USC (16) vs. Ohio State (27), (Rose, 1969) (171 rush, 85 receptions, 20 kickoff returns) 272 Pat Johnson, ORE (41) vs. Air Force (14), (Las Vegas, 1997) (169 receptions, 49 punt returns, 54 kickoff returns) 248 Marshawn Lynch, CAL (35) vs. BYU (28), (Las Vegas 2005) (194 rush, 27 receptions, 28 kickoff return) 229 Javid Best, CAL (24) vs. Miami (Fla.)(17), (Emerald, 2008) (186 rush, 43 kickoff returns) SCORING Most Points Scored 30 Steven Jackson, OSU (55) vs. New Mexico (14), (Las Vegas, 2003) (5 TDs) 24 Miles Gaskin, WASH (44) vs. Southern Miss (31) (Heart of Dallas (4 TDs) 24 Eric Ball, UCLA (45) vs. Iowa (28), (Rose, 1986) (4 TDs) 24 Sam Cunningham, USC (42) vs. Ohio State (17) (Rose, 1973) (4 TDs) Most Touchdowns 5 Steven Jackson, OSU (55) vs. New Mexico (14), (Las Vegas, 2003) (4 rush, 1 reception) 4 Miles Gaskin, WASH (44) vs. Southern Miss (31) (Heart of Dallas (4 rush) 4 Eric Ball, UCLA (45) vs. Iowa (28), (Rose, 1986) (4 rush) 4 Sam Cunningham, USC (42) vs. Ohio State (17) (Rose, 1973) (4 rush) 4 Demario Richard, ASU (36) vs. Duke (31) (Sun, 2014) (2 rush/2 rec) KICKING Most Field Goals Attempted 5 Matt Boermeester, USC (52) vs. Penn State (49), (Rose, 2017) (3 made) 5 Conrad Ukropina, STAN (25) vs. No. Carolina (23), (Sun, 2016) (4 made) 5 Zane Gonzalez, ASU (42) vs. West Virginia (43), (Cactus, 2016) (4 made) 5 Jesse Ainsworth, ASU (27) vs. Purdue (23), (Sun, 2004) (2 made) 4 8 times, last; Zane Gonzales, ASU (23) vs. Texas Tech (37), (Holiday, 2013) (3 made) Most Field Goals Made 4 Andy Phillips, UTAH (26) vs. Indiana (24), (Foster Farms, 2016) (5 att.) 4 Conrad Ukropina, STAN (25) vs. No. Carolina (23), (Sun, 2016) (5 att.) 4 Zane Gonzalez, ASU (42) vs. West Virginia (43) (Cactus, 2016) (5 att.) 4 Drew Dunning, WSU (33) vs. Purdue (27), (Sun, 2001) (4 att.) Most Extra-Point Kick Attempts 9 Alex Garoutte, ASU (62) vs. Navy (28), (Kraft, 2012) (8 made) 8 Erik Folk, WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67), (Alamo, 2011) (8 made) 7 7 times, last: Matt Anderson, CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) (7 made) Most Extra-Point Kicks Made 8 Alex Garoutte, ASU (62) vs. Navy (28), (Kraft, 2012) (9 att.) 8 Erik Folk, WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67), (Alamo, 2011) (8 att.) 7 6 Times, most recent: Matt Anderson, CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) (7 made) Most Points By A Kicker 16 Zane Gonzalez, ASU (42) vs. West Virginia (43) (Cactus, 2016) (4 FGs, 4 PATs) 15 Drew Dunning, WSU (33) vs. Purdue (27), (Sun, 2001) (4 FGs, 3 PATs) 14 Matt Boermeester, USC (52) vs. Penn State (49), (Rose, 2017) (3 FGs, 5 PATs) 14 Andy Phillips, UTAH (25) vs. Indiana (23), (Foster Farms, 2016) (4 FGs, 2 PATs) 14 Cameron Van Winkle, WASH (44) vs. Southern Miss (31) (Heart of Dallas, 2015) (3 FGs, 5 PATs) PUNTING Highest Average Per Punt (Minimum 5 Punts) 52.7 Des Koch, USC (7) vs. Wisconsin (0), (Rose 1953) (7 for 369 yds) 49.8 Ben Rhyne, STAN (20) vs. Michigan State (24), (Rose, 2014) (5 for 249) 49.6 Jake Bailey, STAN (25) vs. North Carolina (23), (Sun, 2016) (5-248) 49.5 Tom Hackett, UTAH (35) vs. BYU (28) (Las Vegas, 2015) (6 for 297) 49.5 Sean Sellwood, UTAH (30) vs. Georgia Tech (27), (Sun, 2011) (8 for 396) INTERCEPTIONS Most Interceptions Made 3 Bill Paulmanm, STAN (7) vs. Southern Methodist (0), (Rose, 1936) 3 Shy Huntington, ORE (14) vs. Pennsylvania (0), (Rose, 1917) DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Most Total Tackles Made (Includes Assists) 22 Gordy Ceresino, STAN (24) vs. LSU (14), (Sun, 1977) 20 Gordy Ceresino, STAN (25) vs. Georgia (22), (Bluebonnet, 1978) Most Unassisted Tackles 15 Ken Norton Jr., UCLA (31) vs. BYU (10), (Freedom, 1986) 13 John Boyett, ORE (45) vs. Wisconsin (38), (Rose, 2012) 12 Mason Unck, ASU (27) vs. Kansas State (34), (Holiday, 2002) Most Tackles Made For Losses 5 Victor Butler, OSU (3) vs. Pittsburgh (0), (Sun, 2008) 4 Six times, most recent: Shayne Skov, STAN (40) vs. Virginia Tech (12), (Orange, 2011) Most Quarterback Sacks 4 Victor Butler, OSU vs. Pittsburgh (0), (Sun, 2008) 3 Seven times, most recent: Deon Hollins, UCLA (40) vs. Kansas State (35), (Alamo, 2014) Passes Broken Up 6 Tre Watson, WASH (31) vs. BYU (16), (Fight Hunger, 2013) 5 Will Poole, USC (28) vs. Michigan (14), (Rose, 2004) LONGEST PLAYS Longest Runs From Scrimmage 94 Dwight Ford, USC vs. Texas A&M, (Bluebonnet, 1977) 91 De Anthony Thomas, ORE (45) vs. Wisconsin (38), (Rose Bowl, 2012) Longest Pass Plays 87 Drew Bledsoe to Phillip Bobo, WSU vs. Utah, (Copper, 1992) 86 Brad Otton to Keyshawn Johnson, USC vs. Texas Tech, (Cotton, 1995) Longest Field Goals 54 Quin Rodriguez, USC vs. Michigan State, (John Hancock, 1990) 54 Luis Zendejas, ASU vs. Oklahoma, (Fiesta, 1983) Longest Punt Return 86 Aramis Danday, USC vs. Ohio State, (Rose, 1955) Longest Kickoff Return 100 John Ross, WASH (31) vs. BYU (16), (Fight Hunger, 2013) 100 Al Hoisch, UCLA vs. Illinois, (Rose, 1947) 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 149

152 TEAM BOWL RECORDS TOTAL OFFENSE Most Total Plays 106 ARIZ (30) vs. Boise State (38), (Fiesta, 2014) (492 yards) 92 ORE (20) vs. Penn State (38), (Rose, 1995) (501 yards) 92 WSU (24) vs. Houston (22), (Aloha, 1988) (460 yards) Most Total Plays, Both Teams 188 Nevada (105) vs. ARIZ (83), (New Mexico, 2012) (1140 yds) 176 Northwestern (38) {102} vs. UCLA (50) {74}, (Sun, 2005) (1037) 175 WSU (33) {68} vs. Purdue (27) {107}, (Sun, 2001) (836) 175 ARIZ (30) {106} vs. Boise State (38) {69}, (Fiesta, 2014) (1167) Most Yards Gained 679 ASU (45) vs. Rutgers (40), (Insight, 2005) (212 rush, 467 pass) 648 ASU (62) vs. Navy (28), (Kraft, 2012) (381 rush, 267 pass) 639 ORE (59) vs. Florida State (20), (Rose, 2015) (301, 338) 633 USC (49) vs. Illinois (17), (Rose, 2008) (289 rush, 344 pass) 624 USC (47) vs. Texas A&M (28), (Bluebonnet, 1977) (378 rush, 246 pass) Most Yards Gained, Both Teams 1,397 WASH (56) {620} vs. Baylor (67) {777}, (Alamo, 2011) (159 plays) 1,143 USC (47) {624} vs. Texas A&M (28) {519}, (Bluebonnet, 1977) (148 plays) 1,140 ARIZ (49) {578} vs. Nevada (48) {659}, (New Mexico, 2012) (188 plays) 1,129 ORE (45) {621} vs. Wisconsin (33) {508}, (Rose, 2012) (136 plays) 1,169 ORE (59) {639} vs. Florida State (20) {528}, (Rose, 2015) (168 plays) Highest Average Gained Per Play 9.7 ORE (45) vs. Wisconsin (38), (Rose, 2012) (64 for 621 yds) 9.5 ASU (62) vs. Navy (28), (Kraft, 2012) (68 for 648 yds) 9.0 Arizona (45) vs. New Mexico (37) (New Mex., 2015) (56 for 503 yds) 8.7 ORE (41) vs. Air Force (13) (Las Vegas, 1997) (73 for 583 yds) 8.4 WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67), (Alamo, 2011) (74 for 620 yds) Fewest Yards 41 USC (14) vs. Alabama (34) (Rose, 1946) (6 rush, 35 pass) PASSING Most Pass Attempts (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int. and Yardage) 61 ORE (20) vs. Penn State (38) (Rose, 1995) ( , 456 yds) 58 WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) ( , 410) 57 ASU (27) vs. Kansas State (34) (Holiday, 2002) ( , 293) Most Pass Attempts, Both Teams 116 WSU (33) {41} vs. Purdue (27) {75} (Sun, 2001) (53 completed) 109 WSU (45) {58} vs. Colorado State (48) {51} (New Mexico, 2013) (68 comp.) 109 WASH (43) {54} vs. Texas (47) {55} (Holiday, 2001) (64 comp.) 103 ASU (42) {52} vs. W. Virgina (43) {51} (Cactus, 2016) (57 comp.) 102 Texas Tech (45) {60} vs. CAL (31) {42} (Holiday, 2004) (63 comp.) Most Pass Completions (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int. and Yardage) 41 ORE (20) vs. Penn State (38) (Rose, 1995) ( , 456 yds) 37 WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) ( , 410) 35 WASH (21) vs. Maryland (20) (Aloha, 1982) ( , 369 yds) Most Pass Completions, Both Teams 68 WSU (45) {37} vs. Colorado State (48) {31} (New Mexico, 2013) (109 att.) 64 WASH (43) {27} vs. Texas (47) {37} (Holiday, 2001) (109 att.) 63 Texas Tech (45) {39} vs. CAL (31) {24} (Holiday, 2004) (102 att.) 61 Penn State (38) {20} vs. ORE (20) {41} (Rose, 1995) (92 att.) Most Passing Yards (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 492 WSU (31) vs. Utah (28) (Copper, 1992) ( ) 467 CAL (55) VS. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) ( ) 467 ASU (45) vs. Rutgers (40) (Insight, 2005) ( ) 456 Colorado (51) vs. ORE (43) (Aloha, 1998) ( ) Most Passing Yards, Both Teams 950 ASU (42) {418} vs. W. Virgina (43) {532} (Cactus, 2016) (103 att.) 841 ASU (45) {467} vs. Rutgers (40) {374} (Insight, 2005) (73 att.) 808 WSU (31) {492} vs. Utah (28) {316} (Copper, 1992) (88 att.) 792 CAL (52) {394} vs. Virginia Tech (49) {398} (Insight, 2003) (71 att.) 779 WSU (45) {410} vs. Colorado State (48) {369} (New Mexico, 2013) (109 att.) Most Passes Had Intercepted 6 Southern Methodist (0) vs. STAN (7) (Rose, 1936) Highest Completion Percentage (Minimum 10 Attempts).871 STAN (38) vs. Okla. State (41), (Fiesta, 2012) (27-of-31, 347 yds).850 ASU (62) vs. Navy (28), (Kraft, 2012) (17-of-20, 267 yds).800 USC (38) vs. Penn State (24) (Rose Bowl, 2009) (28-of-35, 413 yds).792 CAL (45) vs. Texas A&M (10) (Holiday, 2006) (19-of-24, 235 yds).771 WSU (10) vs. Baylor (3) (Alamo, 1994) (27-of-35, 286 yds) Most Yards Per Attempt (Minimum 10 Attempts) 21.7 USC (47) vs. Pittsburgh (14) (Rose, 1930) (13 for 282 yards) Most Yards Per Completion (Minimum 8 Completions) 35.2 USC (47) vs. Pittsburgh (14) (Rose, 1930) (8 for 282 yards) Fewest Passing Yards (Followed by Comp.-Att.-Int.) 0 CAL (0) vs. Washington & Jefferson (0) (Rose, 1922) 0 ORE (6) vs. Harvard (7) (Rose, 1920) RUSHING Most Net Rushing Yards 423 UCLA (31) vs. Brigham Young (10) (Freedom, 1986) (49 attempts) Most Net Rushing Yards, Both Teams 864 USC (47) {378} vs. Texas A&M (28) {486}, (Bluebonnet, 1977) (122 att.) Highest Rushing Average (Minimum 30 Attempts) 8.63 UCLA (31) vs. BYU (10) (Freedom, 1986), (49 for 423 yards) 8.62 ORE (45) vs. Wisconsin (35) (Rose, 2011), (40 for 345) 8.2 ORE (56) vs. South Florida (21), (Sun, 2007) (43 for 353 yards) 8.0 USC (49) vs. Illinois (17), (Rose, 2008) (43 for 344) PUNT RETURNS Most Punt Returns 7 ASU (27) vs. Kansas State (34) (Holiday, 2002) 6 WASH (21) vs. Maryland (20) (Aloha, 1982) 6 WSU (36) vs. BYU (38) (Holiday, 1981) 6 UCLA (29) vs. Texas A&M (23) (Cotton Bowl, 1998) Most Punt Return Yards 124 CAL (37) vs. Clemson (13) (Florida Citrus, 1992) (5 returns) 124 WASH (44) vs. Wisconsin (8) (Rose, 1960) (4 returns) Highest Punt Return Average (Minimum 3 Returns) 31.0 WASH (44) vs. Wisconsin (8) (Rose, 1960) (4 for 124 yards) 26.5 OSU (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2000) (4 for 106 yards) KICKOFF RETURNS Most Kickoff Returns 9 WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) (20.6 avg) 9 ASU (34) vs. Texas (52) (Holiday, 2007) (18.6 avg) 8 Four times, last: USC (45) vs. Nebraska (42) (Holiday, 2014) (26.4 avg) Most Kickoff Return Yards 259 UCLA (14) vs. Illinois (45) (Rose, 1947) (8 returns) 214 ASU (42) vs. W. Virgina (43) (Cactus, 2016) (7 returns) 211 USC (45) vs. Nebraska (42) (Holiday, 2014) (8 returns) 201 ORE (42) vs. Oklahoma State (31) (Holiday, 2008) (6 returns) 188 WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) (9 returns) 188 STAN (13) vs. East Carolina (19) (Liberty, 1995) (6 returns) Highest Kickoff Return Average (minimum 3 Returns) 56.0 WASH (31) vs. BYU (16) (Fight Hunger, 2013) (3 for 168 yards) 44.7 ASU (36) vs. Duke (31) (Sun, 2014) (3 for 134 yds) 41.0 ORE (35) vs. Kansas State (17) (Fiesta, 2013) (4 for 164 yds) 33.8 OSU (19) vs. Iowa (35) (Rose, 1957) (5 for 169 yds) 33.5 ORE (42) vs. Oklahoma State (31) (Holiday, 2008) (6 for 201 yds) SCORING Most Touchdowns 9 ASU (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft, 2012) (5 rush, 4 pass) 8 WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) (4 rush, 4 pass) 7 10 times, last: CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) (6 pass, 1 rush) Most Touchdowns, Both Teams 17 WASH (56) (8) vs. Baylor (67) (9) (Alamo, 2011) 14 CAL (52) {7} vs. Virginia Tech (49) {7} (Insight, 2003) 13 USC (52) {6} vs. Penn State (49) {7} (Rose, 2017) 13 ASU (62) {9} vs. Navy (28) {4} (Kraft, 2012) 12 3 times, most recent: CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY

153 TEAM BOWL RECORDS Most Touchdowns Rushing 5 8 times, last: WASH (44) vs. So. Miss (31) (Heart of Dallas, 2015) Most Touchdowns Rushing, Both Teams 12 WASH (56) [4] vs. Baylor (67) [8] (Alamo, 2011) 9 USC (38) {4} vs. Texas (41) {5} (Rose, 2006) 8 ORE (42) {5} vs. Oklahoma State (31) {33} (Holiday, 2008) 8 CAL (52) {5} vs. Virginia Tech (49) {3} (Insight, 2003) 8 ARIZ (45) {4} vs. New Mexico (37) {4} (New Mexico, 2015) Most Touchdowns Passing 6 CAL (55) vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) 6 WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 5 USC (52) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2016) 5 USC (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) 5 USC (55) vs. Texas Tech (14) (Cotton, 1995) Most Touchdowns Passing, Both Teams 9 USC (52) {5} vs. Penn State (49) {4} (Rose, 2017) 9 ASU (42) {4} vs. West Virgina (43) {5} (Cactus, 2016) 8 CAL (55) {6} vs. Air Force (36) {2} (Armed Forces, 2015) 8 WSU (45) {6} vs. Colorado State (48) {2} (New Mexico, 2013) 7 4 times, last: OSU (39) {4} vs. Missouri (38) {3} (Sun, 2006) Most Points, Winning Team 62 ASU vs. Navy (28) (Kraft, 2012) 59 ORE vs. Florida State (20) (Rose, 2015) 56 ORE vs. South Florida (21) (Sun, 2007) 55 4 times, last: CAL vs. Air Force (36) (Armed Forces, 2015) Most Points, Losing Team 56 WASH vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) 45 WSU vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 43 WASH vs. Texas (47) (Holiday, 2001) 43 ORE vs. Colorado (51) (Aloha, 1998) Most Points, Both Teams 123 WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) 101 USC 952) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2017) 101 CAL (52) vs. Virginia Tech (49) (Insight, 2003) 94 Colorado (51) vs. ORE (43) (Aloha, 1998) 93 WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) Largest Margin of Victory 41 OSU (55) vs. New Mexico (14) (Las Vegas, 2003) 41 USC (55) vs. Texas Tech (14) (Cotton, 1995) Fewest Points, Winning Team 3 OSU vs. Pittsburgh (0) (Sun, 2008) 6 UCLA vs. Illinois (3) (John Hancock, 1991) Fewest Points, Both Teams 0 CAL (0) vs. Washington & Jefferson (0) (Rose, 1922) Most Points Scored In One Half 41 ORE (59) vs. Florida State (20) (Rose, 2015) (2nd half) 38 ORE (56) vs. South Florida (21) (Sun, 2007) (2nd half) 38 USC (55) vs. Oklahoma (19) (Orange, 2005) (1st half) 35 7 times, last: STAN (45) vs. Iowa (16) (Rose, 2016) (1st half) Most Points Scored In One Half, Both Teams 64 WASH (56) [21] vs. Baylor (67) [43] (Alamo, 2011) (2nd half) 64 Kansas (51) vs. UCLA (30) {30} (Aloha, 1995) (2nd half) 56 ORE (45) [28] vs. Wisconsin (38) [28] (Rose, 2012) (1st half) 59 ARIZ (49) {28} vs. Nevada (48){31} (New Mexico, 2012) (1st half) 58 WSU (45) {35} vs. Colorado State (48) {23} (New Mexico, 2013) (1st half) Most Points Scored In One Quarter 29 OSU (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2000) (3rd qtr) 28 ASU (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft, 2012) (3rd qtr) 28 WASH (56) vs. Baylor (67) (Alamo, 2011) (2nd qtr) 28 ORE (56) vs. South Florida (21) (Sun, 2007) (3rd qtr) 28 USC (55) vs. Texas Tech (14) (Cotton, 1995) (1st qtr) Most Points Scored In One Quarter, Both Teams 43 WASH (56) {14} vs. Baylor (67) {29} (Alamo, 2011) (3rd qtr) 37 WASH (43) {23} vs. Texas (47) {14} (Holiday, 2001) (2nd qtr) 37 Kansas (51) {14} vs. UCLA (30) {23} (Aloha, 1995) (4th qtr) 36 USC (52) {8} vs. Penn State (49) {28} (Rose, 2017) (3rd qtr) 35 4 times, last: CAL (55) {21} vs. Air Force (36) {14} (Armed Forces, 2015) (2nd qtr) FIRST DOWNS Most First Downs 36 ASU (62) vs. Navy (28) (Kraft, 2012) 33 USC (52) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2017) 33 ASU (45) vs. Rutgers (40) (Insight, 2005) 31 UCLA (16) vs. Wisconsin (21) (Rose 1994) Most First Downs, Both Teams 70 ARIZ (49) {31} vs. Nevada (48) {39} (New Mexico, 2012) 60 USC (38) {30} vs. Texas (41) {30} (Rose, 2006) 59 WASH (56) [26] vs. Baylor (67) [33] (Alamo, 2011) 58 ORE (59) {30} vs. Florida State (20) {28} (Rose, 2015) 57 3 times, last: UCLA (50) {24} vs. Northwestern (38) {33} (Sun, 2005) Most First Downs Passing 24 OSU (39) vs. Missouri (38) (Sun, 2006) 23 USC (52) vs. Penn State (49) (Rose, 2017) 21 WSU (45) vs. Colorado State (48) (New Mexico, 2013) 21 ASU (45) vs. Rutgers (40) (Insight, 2005) 21 USC (41) vs. Northwestern (32) (Rose, 1996) Most First Down Passing, Both Teams 37 ASU (42) [2] vs. West Virginia (43) [29] (Cactus, 2016) 37 OSU (39) {24} vs. Missouri (38) {13} (Sun, 2006) 37 ASU (45) {21} vs. Rutgers (40) {16} (Insight, 2005) 35 3 times, last: USC (52){23} vs. Penn State (49) {12} (Rose, 2017) Most First Downs By Penalty 5 ARIZ (13) vs. Utah (16) (Freedom, 1994) 5 WASH (34) vs. Florida (7) (Freedom, 1989) PUNTING Highest Punting Average (Minimum 5 Punts) 53.9 USC (7) vs. Wisconsin (0) (Rose, 1953) (8 for 431 yards) 49.8 STAN (20) vs. Michgian State (24) (Rose, 2014) (5 for 249) 49.6 STAN (26) vs. North Carolina (24) (Sun, 2016) (5 for 248) 49.5 UTAH (35) vs. BYU (28) (Las Vegas, 2015) (6 for 297) 47.9 OSU (20) vs. Duke (16) (Rose, 1942) (7 for 335) FUMBLES Most Fumbles 7 USC (7) vs. Ohio State (20) (Rose, 1995) (lost 3) Most Fumbles, Both Teams 10 Illinois (17) {5} vs. WASH (7) {5} (Rose, 1964) (lost 6) Most Fumbles Lost 5 UCLA (16) vs. Wisconsin (21) (Rose, 1994) (5 fumbles) Most Fumbles Lost, Both Teams 7 Michigan State (28) {4} & UCLA (20) {3} (Rose, 1954) (8 fumbles) PENALTIES Most Penalties 19 ORE (41) vs. Air Force (13) (Las Vegas, 1997) (166 yards) 18 OSU (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2000) (174 yards) 18 WSU (31) vs. Utah (28) (Copper, 1992) (136 yds) 15 WSU (10) vs. Baylor (3) (Alamo, 1994) (110 yards) 15 UCLA (40) vs. Kansas State (35) (Alamo, 2015) (128 yards) Most Penalties, Both Teams 26 ORE (41){19} vs. Air Force (13) {7} (Las Vegas, 1997)(223 yds) 25 OSU (41) {18} vs. Notre Dame (9) {7} (Fiesta, 2000) (216 yds) 25 WSU (31) {18} vs. Utah (28) {7} (Copper, 1992) (191 yds) 24 Michigan (33) {15} vs. UCLA (14) {9} (Bluebonnet, 1981) (242 yds) 23 2 times, last; OSU (55) {10} vs. New Mexico (14) {13} (Insight, 2003) (197 yds) Most Yards Penalized 174 OSU (41) vs. Notre Dame (9) (Fiesta, 2000) (18 penalties) 166 ORE (41) vs. Air Force (13) (Las Vegas, 1997) (19 penalties) Most Yards Penalized, Both Teams 242 Michigan (33) {148} vs. UCLA (14) {94} (Bluebonnet, 1981) 226 OSU (17) {138} vs. Hawai i (23) {88} (O ahu, 1999) 223 ORE (41) {166} vs. Air Force (13) {57} (Las Vegas, 1997) MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Scoreless Ties 1922 CAL 0, Washington & Jefferson, 0 (Rose) Tie Games (Not Scoreless) 1985 ARIZ 13, Georgia 13 (Sun); 1978 Arkansas 10, UCLA 10 (Fiesta) 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // BOWL HISTORY 151

154 PAC-12 CONFERENCE COMMISSIONER LARRY SCOTT Throughout his career as a student-athlete, professional athlete, and sports executive, Larry Scott has been a game changer: a bold, innovative leader with a vision for transformative change from expansion and revitalization of the Pac-12 to equal prize money at Wimbledon. Commissioner Scott s firm belief that sport has the power to be a force for positive change has been the hallmark of his career. SCOTT QUICK FACTS CURRENT POSITION: Commissioner Pac-12 Conference July 1, 2009-Present PREVIOUS POSITION: Chairman & CEO WTA Tour April 15, 2003-June 30, 2009 HONORS: Finalist for Sports Business Journal Sports Executive of the Year, 2012 Vision Award Winner, Cynopsis Sports Awards, 2012 Americanism Award Recipient, Anti-Defamation League, 2013 TIME Magazine s List of Best Sports Executives, 2008 EDUCATION: Harvard University, B.A. European History 1986 graduate with Honors ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS: All-American tennis player at Harvard Three-year professional tennis player, winning one ATP title PREVIOUS PAC-12 COMMISSIONERS EDWIN N. ATHERTON VICTOR O. SCHMIDT THOMAS J. HAMILTON WILES HALLOCK THOMAS C. HANSEN LAWRENCE G. SCOTT 2009-Present EXPANSION AND INNOVATION AT THE PAC-12 In his eight years as Pac-12 Commissioner, with the support of the Pac-12 universities presidents and chancellors, Scott has orchestrated a rebranding of the conference, with messages of innovation, excellence, and the advantages of a West Coast location at its core. Scott also led the conference through an expansion for the first time since 1978 by successfully adding Colorado and Utah. During his tenure, the Pac-12 added a Football Championship Game, transformed its men s and women s basketball tournaments into must-attend events, and secured an agreement for equal revenue sharing for the first time ever. Scott has also led a transformation of the conference s media posture by delivering much-needed revenue, dramatically increasing exposure for women s and Olympic sports, establishing ever-evolving digital and mobile platforms for Pac-12 content, and creating training and employment opportunities for thousands of Pac-12 students interested in launching media careers. To achieve these goals, he delivered a landmark media rights agreement with ESPN and FOX and created Pac-12 Networks, the first-ever integrated media company owned by a collegiate conference. Commissioner Scott and the presidents and chancellors of the Pac-12 have led the way in ensuring that Pac-12 universities academic missions and the growth and development of student-athletes remain the primary focus of intercollegiate athletics. Through a series of reforms, Pac-12 schools have committed to enhanced student-athlete benefits, including increasing scholarship limits to cover the full cost of attending college and adding student-athletes to the conference s formal governance structure. For the 7,000 student-athletes in the Pac-12, participation in intercollegiate athletics provides an avenue to earn a degree from one of the best universities in the world. Scott is staunchly committed to retaining college sports a vital component of American higher education by continually adapting to the changing needs of today s student-athletes. Under Scott s leadership, the Pac-12 also created a Student-Athlete Health and Well Being Initiative: a collective effort between the conference and its member universities to identify ways to reduce injuries, share current best practices, and conduct research to uncover new ways to keep student-athletes as safe as possible. Over the last three years, the Pac-12 s Student-Athlete Health and Well Being Grant Program has funded millions of dollars in research on Pac-12 campuses focused on everything from head trauma to overuse injuries to thermal management. Scott s vision for the conference also reaches beyond geographic borders. In 2011, the Pac-12 launched Pac-12 Global, an initiative that aims to expand the conference s and its members footprint around the world. Since its advent, Pac-12 Global has been the catalyst for several international athletic events and student-athlete cultural exchange programs, all while spreading Pac-12 universities brands to new audiences. In 2015, the Pac-12 hosted the first-ever regular season basketball game, collegiate or professional, to be played in China and has since made the Pac-12 China Game an annual opener to the college basketball season. The conference has also made inroads in Australia, where a team of Pac-12 men s basketball all-stars traveled and competed during the summer of All the while, the athletic excellence that has defined the Pac-12 for over a century has only increased during Scott s tenure. In May of 2017, the Pac-12 won its 500th NCAA team championship, becoming the first conference to hit the milestone and putting the Pac-12 nearly 200 NCAA Championships ahead of any other conference. Pac-12 athletes have also made their mark on the world in recent years, winning a total of 55 medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics, a number that would have made the conference fifth in the medal count had it been a country. PROVEN LEADERSHIP IN ATHLETICS Scott succeeded Tom Hansen as the sixth Commissioner of what was then the Pac-10 Conference on July 1, Before that, he served for six years as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Sony Ericsson Women s Tennis Association (WTA) Tour, where he helped generate unprecedented growth and popularity for women s professional tennis on a global scale. At the WTA Tour, Scott worked with Billie Jean King and others to achieve the long-sought goal of equal prize money for women in tennis grand slam events. He also became the architect of the largestever sponsorship in both women s sports and professional tennis, a six-year $88-million title sponsorship agreement with Sony Ericsson. His many other WTA achievements include the largest television deal in women s tennis history, a reform package that led to a 40 percent increase in prize money, and $750 million in facilities investments. Scott s career in athletics extends back to his captaincy of the Harvard men s tennis team, where he was named an All-American, earned a B.A. in History, and developed a first-hand understanding of the importance of maintaining balance between academics and athletics. He went on to play tennis professionally on the ATP circuit, winning one title, and then going on to work for more than a decade with the ATP, where his roles included Chief Operating Officer, President of ATP Properties, and Executive Vice President of the International Group. In those roles, he was credited with significantly increasing the global popularity of men s tennis, establishing the Tennis Masters Cup as one of the sport s most successful events, negotiating a renewal of the ATP s 13-year partnership with Mercedes-Benz that remains one of the preeminent sponsorship agreements in tennis history, and launching tournaments in places like China and the Persian Gulf. RECOGNITION AND SERVICE Scott has often earned recognition for his visionary leadership. He has been a finalist for the Sports Executive of the Year Award given by Sports Business Journal and was awarded the Vision Award by Cynopsis Sports. Scott was also given the Americanism Award by the Anti-Defamation League in tribute to his mission of fostering positive change through sports. Scott serves on several boards inside and outside of intercollegiate athletics, including the 150th Anniversary of College Football, College Football Playoff LLC Management Committee, the Rose Bowl Management Committee, and the Women s Sports Foundation. Larry and his wife, Cybille, live in Danville, Calif., and have three children: Alexander, Sebastien, and Alannah PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE

155 PAC-12 CONFERENCE LEARFIELD SPORTS DIRECTORS CUP The STANFORD Cardinal captured their 23rd-consecutive Directors Cup in leading the Pac-12 Conference to another impressive finish in the final Division I Learfield Sports Directors Cup standings, the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) announced. Led by four NCAA titles (women s volleyball, men s soccer, women s swimming and diving, and women s water polo), Stanford won its 23rd-consecutive Cup. In all, the Cardinal posted 11 top five finishes in tallying an impressive 1, points. That s points more than runner-up Ohio State. Behind a pair of NCAA titles (women s soccer and beach volleyball), USC finished fourth with 1, points for its fourth consecutive top 10 finish. OREGON placed ninth overall with 1, points, the best-ever finish by the Ducks in the Directors Cup. Oregon collected three NCAA titles for the second straight season as it claimed the triple crown with titles in women s cross country, women s indoor track and field, and women s outdoor track and field. UCLA placed 11th overall with 1, points, while CALIFORNIA, aided by its men s water polo title, finished 14th with points. That gave the Pac-12 five teams among the top 15, more than any other conference. WASHINGTON added an NCAA title in women s rowing, the Pac-12 s 500th NCAA title all-time, and placed 22nd with points. COLORADO finished 34th (641.00), followed by ARIZONA at 42nd (545.50). ARIZONA STATE was right behind the Wildcats at 43rd (543.50), thanks in part to the women s golf program capturing their nation-leading eighth NCAA golf title. UTAH, which picked up its 11th NCAA skiing title, was 54th (459.50), followed by OREGON STATE (69th, ) and WASHINGOTN STATE (101st, ). The success of the Pac-12 in the Directors Cup was bolstered by the capturing of 13 NCAA titles, most among all conferences. In addition, 10 Pac-12 league members combined to post 39 top-four finishes in 24 NCAA championships. The Directors' Cup was developed as a joint effort between the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USA Today. Points are awarded based on each institution's finish in up to 20 sports - 10 women's and 10 men's. CONFERENCE COMPARISON Conference* Top 15 Membership Schools Ratio 1. Pac-12 (12) Big Ten (14) SEC (14) ACC (15) * based on membership WHERE THEY RANKED School Total Pts 1. Stanford USC Oregon UCLA California Washington Colorado Arizona Arizona State Utah Oregon State Washington State TOM HANSEN CONFERENCE MEDAL WINNERS A Conference Medal is awarded annually to each member institution s outstanding senior male and female student-athlete based on the exhibition of the greatest combination of performance and achievement in scholarship, athletics and leadership. Conference medal winners have been named every year since the academic year. In 2009, the Pac-12 renamed the award the Tom Hansen Conference Medal in honor of Hansen, who retired at the end of June 2009 after serving for 26 years as Commissioner of the Pac-10. Following are the award winners: PAC-12 TOM HANSEN CONFERENCE MEDAL WINNERS School Men Women Arizona Aaron Castle, Track & Field Laura Larson, Volleyball Arizona State Jared du Toit, Golf Monica Vaughn, Golf California Ryan Murphy, Swimming Farida Osman, Swimming Colorado Jaron Thomas, Track & Field Haley Smith, Basketball Oregon Jayson Amos, Tennis Maggie Schmaedick, Cross Country Oregon State Dustin Stanton, Football Sydney Wiese, Basketball Stanford Akash Modi, Gymnastics Maggie Steffens, Water Polo UCLA Felix Vobejda, Soccer Kari Korver, Basketball USC Zach Banner, Football Anika Apostalon, Swimming Utah Hunter Dimick, Football Hannah Flippen, Softball Washington Justin Schmidt, Soccer Kelsey Plum, Basketball Washington State Josh Hawkinson, Basketball Nicole Hare, Rowing 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE 153

156 PAC-12 CONFERENCE JAMIE ZANINOVICH Deputy Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer Deputy Commissioner Jamie Zaninovich comes to the Pac-12 after six years as the commissioner of the West Coast Conference. At the Pac-12, Zaninovich has responsibility for all aspects of the Pac-12 Conference s administrative operations, including television administration, sport management, championships, football bowl relationships, governance, enforcement, compliance, and officiating. In his time with the WCC, Zaninovich led the conference through a period of unprecedented membership growth, transformed the conference basketball championships into successful events, and brought forward television and digital media advances that showcased the WCC s brand regionally, nationally and internationally. Zaninovich was a member of the NCAA Division I Men s Basketball Committee from and is a past Chair of the Division I Collegiate Commissioners Association Division I Subdivision. He is also a founding member of the Board of Managers and Competition Committee of the Men s Basketball Officiating LLC, a past member of the NCAA Committee on Women s Athletics and was named one of the prestigious 40 Under 40 honorees by the Sports Business Journal in A native of Eugene, Oregon, Zaninovich is a graduate of Stanford University and the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Prior to the WCC, he served as a sports administrator at both Stanford and Princeton University. WOODIE DIXON General Counsel, Senior Vice President Business Affairs Woodie Dixon joined the Pac-12 in April 2010 and manages all business affairs, in-house legal matters and human resources for the Conference and Pac-12 Networks, as well as football administration for the Conference. Prior to joining the Pac-12, Dixon spent six years ( ) as General Counsel for the NFL s Kansas City Chiefs overseeing all legal matters for the franchise, including player, marketing, sponsorship, stadium operations, special event and sales contracts, litigation and licensing. Previously, he has practiced law with the NFL, Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood LLP in Chicago, and Dorsey & Whitney LLP in Minneapolis, Minn. Dixon is a graduate of Harvard Law School, the University of Massachusetts graduate program in Sports Management and Amherst College. DANETTE LEIGHTON Chief Marketing Officer Danette Leighton joined the Pac-12 Conference in April 2010 as the Conference s first Chief Marketing Officer. Her responsibilities include leading the Conference and Pac-12 Networks in the development and implementation of strategic marketing and communication programs, as well as integrating and supporting the marketing interests of the member institutions. She oversees the areas of business operations, communications, event operations, marketing, public affairs and ticket sales, as well as the communications and marketing departments at Pac-12 Networks.. An Arizona graduate, Leighton returns to the Pac-12 where she began her career as a public relations intern. Most recently, she acted as Vice President of Marketing and Brand Development for Maloof Sports & Entertainment. She spent the last decade overseeing all marketing and branding efforts for the NBA s Sacramento Kings and ARCO Arena, as well as the business operations for the WNBA s Sacramento Monarchs. Previously, she led Sony s sports marketing division, focusing on the PGA Tour and the Sony Open in Hawai i. She also served as the executive director of the 1999 NCAA Women s Basketball Final Four at Stanford and worked in public relations for the Fiesta Bowl. GLORIA NEVAREZ Senior Associate Commissioner, Senior Woman Administrator Gloria Nevarez was named the Pac-12 s Senior Associate Commissioner and Senior Woman Administrator in April Nevarez is responsible for the administration of the Conference s Senior Woman Administrators and oversees all sports except football. She is the Pac-12 liaison for men s basketball and women s golf. Before joining the Pac-12, Nevarez spent the previous three years as Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of Oklahoma, overseeing marketing, human resources, strength and conditioning and several sports including men s and women s basketball. She also served as the University s liaison for Title IX compliance and Big 12 governance issues. Before Oklahoma, Nevarez was Associate Commissioner/SWA for the West Coast Conference. Nevarez previously held positions in program management, compliance and legal affairs at the University of California. She also worked in the athletic department at San Jose State University and was an adjunct faculty member at the University of San Francisco. Nevarez is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts where she played basketball and is a University of California, Berkeley Law alumna. ERIK HARDENBERGH Chief of Staff Erik Hardenbergh joined the Pac-12 as the Vice President of Public Affairs in July Hardenbergh leads the development and execution of public relations plans and strategies promoting the interests and reputation of the Pac-12 and Pac-12 Networks. Hardenbergh plays a pivotal role in enhancing the Conference s visibility at local, national and global levels. Most recently, Hardenbergh spent four years as the Vice President of the Glover Park Group in Washington, D.C., where he developed strategic messaging platforms and coordinated integrated campaigns for companies including JPMorgan Chase and United Technologies. Hardenbergh has also worked for several sports media outlets including Yahoo! Sports, Fox Sports Northwest and ABC Sports. Hardenbergh holds a bachelor s degree in political science from Amherst College, where he was an Academic All-American and captained the golf team for three years. Hardenbergh also earned an MBA from the Kenan-Flagler Business School at University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE

157 PAC-12 CONFERENCE Ron Barker Associate Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement Chris Dawson Associate Commissioner, Sports Management Dave Hirsch Vice President, Communications Will Hunter Vice President, Operations Duane Lindberg Associate Commissioner, Television Tammy Newman Associate Commissioner, Governance & Enforcement Erik Price Associate Commissioner, Compliance Chris Grant Associate Commissioner, Sports Management and Championships Heather Vaughan Vice President, Marketing Anna Roberts Vice President, Human Resources Andrew Walker Vice President, Public Affairs Carter Westfall Vice President, International Natalia Ciccone Assistant Commissioner, Communications Chris Merino Assistant Commissioner, Compliance Cheryl Wong Assistant Commissioner Sports Management and Championships Jesse Hooker Director, Communications Taylor Lien Director, Business Operations Noveen Moinpour Senior Manager, Marketing Michael Ortiz Director, Video Operations Shannon Burrow Controller Carrie Xu Senior Manager, International In Ja Holcomb Executive Assistant to the Commissioner Dave Lucero Manager, Operations Theo Mendoza Graphic Designer Liz Beadle Specialist, Public Affairs 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE 155

158 PAC-12 CONFERENCE DAVID COLEMAN Vice President, Officiating David Coleman was appointed Vice President of Officiating in April He will be responsible for overseeing the football officiating program and developing comprehensive best practice programs, training, consistency, and accountabiility across all other Pac-12 officiating programs. Coleman served as the Director of Officiating for the National Football League since At the NFL, he oversaw the Officiating Development Program and managed the Advanced Development Program. As an official, he served as an Instant Replay Official for the NFL, including working Super Bowl XL, and served as a line judge in the Mid-American Conference and as a Referee in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Coleman had a distinguished career in human resources after serving 22 years in the United States Army, retiring with the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Lina Diaz Assistant Director, Business and Finance Sean Harris Assistant Director, Sports Management and Championships Jamie Alfieri Coordinator, Officiating and Sports Management Michael Brady Coordinator, Video Operations Wendy Heredia Senior Administrative Assistant Marketing & Communications Meghan Cesnik Administrative Assistant Kina Tua Administrative Assistant Sports Management Molly Babcock Fellow, Communications Heather Ward Fellow, Communications Faith Morrison Fellow, Administrative Dave Yeast Coordinator of Baseball Officiating Bobby Dibler Coordinator of Men s Basketball Officiating Violet Palmer Coordinator of Women s Basketball Officiating Sandra Hunt Coordinator of Women s Soccer Joanne Venditto Coordinator of Softball Officiating Joan Powell Coordinator of Women s Volleyball Officiating PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE

159 PAC-12 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY CONFERENCE (ALL-TIME) NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY CONFERENCE (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. Pac Big Ten Southeastern Big Atlantic Coast Ivy American Athletic Conference USA West Coast Big Sky...17 COMBINED 1. Pac Ivy Summit Big Big Ten...21 WOMEN 1. Pac Southeastern Big Ten Atlantic Coast Big American Athletic Ivy Big East Conference USA West Coast...9 NCAA TEAM TITLES WON BY SCHOOL (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. USC UCLA STANFORD Oklahoma State Arkansas Michigan CALIFORNIA Yale Indiana...24 Iowa...24 COMBINED 1. Denver COLORADO West Virginia...18 TEAM 1. Pac Big Ten Southeastern Big Atlantic Coast Ivy American Athletic Conference USA Summit West Coast...32 WOMEN 1. STANFORD UCLA North Carolina LSU Texas Maryland USC...20 Georgia Florida Connecticut...15 INDIVIDUAL 1. Pac , Big Ten...1, SEC...1, Big , ACC Ivy Mountain West Big East American Athletic Conference USA NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES WON BY CONFERENCE (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. Big Ten...1, Pac , Big Southeastern Atlantic Coast COMBINED 1. Pac Ivy America East Big Ten Mountain West...44 WOMEN 1. Pac Southeastern Big Big Ten Atlantic Coast NCAA INDIVIDUAL TITLES WON BY SCHOOL (ALL-TIME) MEN 1. USC Michigan STANFORD Ohio State Texas Oklahoma State UCLA CALIFORNIA Illinois Oklahoma COMBINED 1. COLORADO Denver UTAH...74 WOMEN 1. STANFORD Georgia Texas Florida LSU UCLA ARIZONA CALIFORNIA USC Auburn...51 NCAA TEAM & INDIVIDUAL TITLES WON BY PAC-12 SCHOOLS (ALL-TIME) TEAM TITLES INDIVIDUAL TITLES MEN USC...84 UCLA...74 Stanford...63 California...28 Oregon...19 Arizona State...11 Arizona...7 Colorado...5 Oregon State...3 Washington State...2 Utah...1 TOTAL WOMEN Stanford...50 UCLA...39 USC...20 Arizona State...13 Arizona...11 Oregon...14 Utah...9 California...8 Washington...7 Colorado...2 TOTAL COMBINED Colorado...19 Utah...11 TOTAL MEN USC Stanford UCLA California Oregon Arizona...83 Washington State...79 Arizona State...66 Washington...55 Oregon State...32 Colorado...23 Utah...5 TOTAL... 1,358 WOMEN Stanford UCLA Arizona...94 California...92 USC...73 Arizona State...48 Oregon...48 Utah...25 Washington...20 Colorado...17 Oregon State...7 Washington State...6 TOTAL COMBINED Colorado...94 Utah...74 Stanford...14 Washington...2 Washington State...1 TOTAL based on conference memberships 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE 157

160 PAC-12 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» WOMEN S SPORTS BASKETBALL (4) USC USC Stanford Stanford BEACH VOLLEYBALL (2) 2016 USC 2017 USC CROSS COUNTRY (12) 1983 Oregon 1987 Oregon 1997 Stanford 2000 Colorado 2003 Stanford 2004 Colorado 2005 Stanford 2006 Stanford 2007 Stanford 2008 Washington 2012 Oregon 2016 Oregon GOLF (18) 1990 Arizona State 1991 UCLA 1993 Arizona State 1994 Arizona State 1995 Arizona State 1996 Arizona 1997 Arizona State 1998 Arizona State 2000 Arizona 2003 USC 2004 UCLA 2008 USC 2009 Arizona State 2011 UCLA 2013 USC 2015 Stanford 2016 Washington 2017 Arizona State GYMNASTICS (15) 1982 Utah 1983 Utah 1984 Utah 1985 Utah 1986 Utah 1990 Utah 1992 Utah 1994 Utah 1995 Utah 1997 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2001 UCLA 2003 UCLA 2004 UCLA 2010 UCLA ROWING (8) 1997 Washington 1998 Washington 2001 Washington 2005 California 2006 California 2009 Stanford 2016 California 2017 Washington SOCCER (5) 2007 USC 2011 Stanford 2013 UCLA 2014 USC 2016 USC SOFTBALL (23) 1982 UCLA 1984 UCLA 1985 UCLA 1988 UCLA 1989 UCLA1990 UCLA 1991 Arizona 1992 UCLA 1993 Arizona 1994 Arizona 1996 Arizona 1997 Arizona 1999 UCLA 2001 Arizona 2002 California 2003 UCLA 2004 UCLA 2006 Arizona 2007 Arizona 2008 Arizona State 2009 Washington 2010 UCLA 2011 Arizona State SWIMMING (15) 1983 Stanford 1989 Stanford 1992 Stanford 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 USC 1998 Stanford 2008 Arizona 2009 California 2011 California 2012 California 2015 California 2017 Stanford TENNIS (22) 1982 Stanford 1983 USC 1984 Stanford 1985 USC 1986 Stanford 1987 Stanford 1988 Stanford 1989 Stanford 1990 Stanford 1991 Stanford 1997 Stanford 1999 Stanford 2001 Stanford 2002 Stanford 2004 Stanford 2005 Stanford 2006 Stanford 2008 UCLA 2010 Stanford 2013 Stanford 2014 UCLA 2016 Stanford INDOOR TRACK (11) 2000 UCLA 2001 UCLA 2007 Arizona State 2008 Arizona State 2010 Oregon 2011 Oregon 2012 Oregon 2013 Oregon 2014 Oregon 2016 Oregon 2017 Oregon OUTDOOR TRACK (8) 1982 UCLA 1983 UCLA 1985 Oregon 2001 USC 2004 UCLA 2007 Arizona State 2015 Oregon 2017 Oregon VOLLEYBALL (15) 1981 USC 1984 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1991 UCLA 1992 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 2001 Stanford 2002 USC 2003 USC 2004 Stanford 2005 Washington 2011 UCLA 2016 Stanford WATER POLO (17) 2001 UCLA 2002 Stanford 2003 UCLA 2004 USC 2005 UCLA 2006 UCLA 2007 UCLA 2008 UCLA 2009 UCLA 2010 USC 2011 Stanford 2012 Stanford 2013 USC 2014 Stanford 2015 Stanford 2016 USC 2017 Stanford The Washington women s rowing team captured the Pac-12's 500th NCAA title. Stanford successfully defended its NCAA men s soccer title PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE

161 PAC-12 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ALL-TIME NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» MEN S SPORTS BASEBALL (28) 1947 California 1948 USC 1957 California 1958 USC 1961 USC 1963 USC 1965 Arizona State 1967 Arizona State 1968 USC 1969 Arizona State 1970 USC 1971 USC 1972 USC 1973 USC 1974 USC 1976 Arizona 1977 Arizona State 1978 USC 1980 Arizona 1981 Arizona State 1986 Arizona 1987 Stanford 1988 Stanford 1998 USC 2006 Oregon State 2007 Oregon State 2012 Arizona 2013 UCLA BASKETBALL (16) Oregon Stanford Utah California UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA UCLA Arizona BOXING (1) 1937 Wash. State CROSS COUNTRY (16) 1961 Oregon State 1971 Oregon 1973 Oregon 1974 Oregon 1977 Oregon 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 2001 Colorado 2002 Stanford 2003 Stanford 2004 Colorado 2006 Colorado 2007 Oregon 2008 Oregon 2013 Colorado 2014 Colorado GOLF (15) 1938 Stanford 1939 Stanford 1941 Stanford 1942 Stanford 1946 Stanford 1953 Stanford 1988 UCLA 1990 Arizona State 1992 Arizona 1994 Stanford 1996 Arizona State 2004 California 2007 Stanford 2008 UCLA 2016 Oregon GYMNASTICS (13) 1962 USC 1968 California 1975 California 1984 UCLA 1986 Arizona State 1987 UCLA 1992 Stanford 1993 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1997 California 1998 California 2009 Stanford 2011 Stanford SKIING (29) 1959 Colorado 1960 Colorado 1972 Colorado 1973 Colorado 1974 Colorado 1975 Colorado 1976 Colorado 1977 Colorado 1978 Colorado 1979 Colorado 1981 Utah 1982 Colorado 1983 Utah 1984 Utah 1986 Utah 1987 Utah 1988 Utah 1991 Colorado 1993 Utah 1995 Colorado 1996 Utah 1997 Utah 1998 Colorado 1999 Colorado 2003 Utah 2006 Colorado 2011 Colorado 2013 Colorado 2015 Colorado 2017 Utah SOCCER (5) 1985 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1998 UCLA 2002 UCLA 2015 Stanford 2016 Stanford SWIMMING (24) 1960 USC 1963 USC 1964 USC 1965 USC 1966 USC 1967 Stanford 1974 USC 1975 USC 1976 USC 1977 USC 1979 California 1980 California 1982 UCLA 1985 Stanford 1986 Stanford 1987 Stanford 1992 Stanford 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1998 Stanford 2008 Arizona 2011 California 2012 California 2014 California TENNIS (54) 1946 USC 1950 UCLA 1951 USC 1952 UCLA 1953 UCLA 1954 UCLA 1955 USC 1956 UCLA 1958 USC 1960 UCLA 1961 UCLA 1962 USC 1963 USC 1964 USC 1965 UCLA 1966 USC 1967 USC 1968 USC 1969 USC 1970 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1973 Stanford 1974 Stanford 1975 UCLA 1976 UCLA USC 1977 Stanford 1978 Stanford 1979 UCLA 1980 Stanford 1981 Stanford 1982 UCLA 1983 Stanford 1984 UCLA 1986 Stanford 1988 Stanford 1989 Stanford 1990 Stanford 1991 USC 1992 Stanford 1993 USC 1994 USC 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 1998 Stanford 2000 Stanford 2002 USC 2005 UCLA 2009 USC 2010 USC 2011 USC 2012 USC 2014 USC INDOOR TRACK (8) 1967 USC 1972 USC 1977 Wash. State 2008 Arizona State 2009 Oregon 2014 Oregon 2015 Oregon 2016 Oregon OUTDOOR TRACK (47) 1922 California 1925 Stanford 1926 USC 1928 Stanford 1930 USC 1931 USC 1934 Stanford 1935 USC 1936 USC 1937 USC 1938 USC 1939 USC 1940 USC 1941 USC 1942 USC 1943 USC 1949 USC 1950 USC 1951 USC 1952 USC 1953 USC 1954 USC 1955 USC 1956 UCLA 1958 USC 1961 USC 1962 Oregon 1963 USC 1964 Oregon 1965 Oregon USC 1966 UCLA 1967 USC 1968 USC 1970 Oregon 1971 UCLA 1972 UCLA 1973 UCLA 1976 USC 1977 Arizona State 1978 UCLA 1984 Oregon 1987 UCLA 1988 UCLA 2000 Stanford 2014 Oregon 2015 Oregon VOLLEYBALL (25) 1970 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1972 UCLA 1974 UCLA 1975 UCLA 1976 UCLA 1977 USC 1979 UCLA 1980 USC 1981 UCLA 1982 UCLA 1983 UCLA 1984 UCLA 1987 UCLA 1988 USC 1989 UCLA 1990 USC 1993 UCLA 1995 UCLA 1996 UCLA 1997 Stanford 1998 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2006 UCLA 2010 Stanford WATER POLO (44) 1969 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1972 UCLA 1973 California 1974 California 1975 California 1976 Stanford 1977 California 1978 Stanford 1980 Stanford 1981 Stanford 1983 California 1984 California 1985 Stanford 1986 Stanford 1987 California 1988 California 1990 California 1991 California 1992 California 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1995 UCLA 1996 UCLA 1998 USC 1999 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2001 Stanford 2002 Stanford 2003 USC 2004 UCLA 2005 USC 2006 California 2007 California 2008 USC 2009 USC 2010 USC 2011 USC 2012 USC 2013 USC 2014 USC 2015 UCLA 2016 UCLA 2017 California WRESTLING (1) 1988 Arizona State FOOTBALL (Polls) 1954 UCLA (UPI) 1962 USC (AP, UPI) 1967 USC (AP, UPI) 1972 USC (AP, UPI) 1974 USC (UPI) 1978 USC (UPI) 1991 Washington (UPI, USA) 2003 USC (AP) 2004 USC (BCS) ALL-TIME NON-NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» MEN S SPORTS ROWING (31) (IRA: pre-1979; Cincinnati Regatta; 1982-) 1923 Washington 1924 Washington 1926 Washington 1928 California 1932 California 1934 California 1935 California 1936 Washington 1937 Washington 1939 California 1940 Washington 1941 Washington 1948 Washington 1949 California 1950 California 1960 California 1961 California 1964 California 1970 Washington 1976 California 1984 Washington 1997 Washington 1999 California 2000 California 2002 California 2007 Washington 2009 Washington 2011 Washington 2012 Washington 2013 Washington 2014 Washington 2016 California 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE 159

162 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SCHOOL» MEN S TITLES SPORT ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU Baseball Basketball Cross Country Football Golf Gymnastics* Rowing Soccer Swimming Tennis Track & Field Water Polo* Wrestling TOTALS * Pac-10 Championship until 1992, when the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation was founded. Others: Baseball (Portland State 1), Basketball (Idaho 2), Cross Country (Idaho 1), Wrestling (Boise State 6, Cal State Bakersfield 1) ^ Two titles later vacated due to NCAA penalty BY SCHOOL» WOMEN S TITLES SPORT ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU Basketball Beach Volleyball Cross Country Golf Gymnastics Rowing Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Track & Field Volleyball TOTALS The Pac-12 hosts championships in 15 sports throughout the school year, including basketball, cross country, golf, rowing, swimming & diving, and tennis for both men s and women s. The Conference also hosts championships in beach volleyball, women s gymnastics and wrestling. TOTAL PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS MEN S & WOMEN S Stanford USC ^ UCLA Washington California Oregon Oregon State Arizona State Arizona Washington State... 41^ Colorado... 9 Utah... 4 Note: Championships includes ties. Championships also includes titles won where sports were split into Northern and Southern Division. ^ Two titles later vacated due to NCAA penalty Stanford won its 20th Pac-12 Women's Swimming and Diving Championship, then went on to capture the NCAA crown, as well. For the ninth consecutive year, Oregon claimed both the Pac-12 Men's and Women's Track and Field Championships PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE

163 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BASEBALL 1916 California 1917 California 1918 Oregon 1919 Washington 1920 California 1921 California 1922 Washington 1923 California (So.) Washington (No.) 1924 California USC Stanford 1925 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1926 California (So.) Washington (No.) 1927 USC (So.) Stanford (So.) California (So.) Washington State (No.) 1928 California (So.) Oregon (No.) Washington State (No.) 1929 California (So.) Washington (No.) 1930 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1931 Stanford (So.) USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1932 California (So.) Washington (No.) 1933 California (So.) Washington State (No.) 1934 California (So.) Oregon (No.) 1935 California (So.) USC (So.) Oregon (No.) 1936 USC (So.) Washington State (No.) 1937 USC (So.) Oregon (No.) 1938 California (So.) Oregon State (No.) Washington State (No.) 1939 USC (So.) Oregon (No.) 1940 California (So.) Oregon State (No.) 1941 USC (So.) Oregon (No.) 1942 USC (So.) Oregon (No.) 1943 California (So.) 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164 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 1952 USC 1953 UCLA 1954 UCLA 1955 UCLA 1956 Oregon State 1957 Oregon State Oregon 1958 California 1959 Washington USC UCLA 1960 Washington 1961 UCLA 1962 USC 1963 Washington 1964 Oregon State USC 1965 UCLA 1966 USC 1967 USC 1968 USC 1969 USC 1970 Stanford 1971 Stanford 1972 USC 1973 USC 1974 USC 1975 UCLA California 1976 USC 1977 Washington 1978 USC 1979 USC 1980 Washington 1981 Washington 1982 UCLA 1983 UCLA 1984 USC 1985 UCLA 1986 Arizona State 1987 USC UCLA 1988 USC 1989 USC 1990 Washington 1991 Washington 1992 Washington Stanford 1993 UCLA Arizona USC 1994 Oregon 1995 USC Washington 1996 Arizona State 1997 Washington State UCLA 1998 UCLA 1999 Stanford 2000 Oregon Oregon State Washington 2001 Oregon 2002 USC Washington State 2003 USC 2004 USC^ 2005 USC^ 2006 USC California 2007 USC Arizona State 2008 USC 2009 Oregon ALL-TIME PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» MEN S SPORTS 2010 Oregon 2011 Oregon 2012 Stanford 2013 Stanford 2014 Oregon 2015 Stanford 2016 Washington GOLF 1958 USC 1959 Oregon 1960 Stanford 1961 Washington 1962 USC 1963 Washington 1964 USC 1965 USC 1966 USC 1967 USC 1968 Stanford 1969 USC 1970 Stanford 1971 USC 1972 USC 1973 USC 1974 Stanford 1975 USC 1976 USC (So.) 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165 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 2013 California 2014 California 2015 USC 2016 Stanford 2017 Stanford TENNIS 1928 Stanford 1929 Stanford 1930 California 1931 Stanford 1932 UCLA 1933 California Stanford 1934 USC 1935 Stanford 1936 USC 1937 California 1938 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1939 California (So.) Washington (No.) 1940 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1941 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1942 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1943 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1944 USC 1945 UCLA 1946 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1947 UCLA (So.) USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1948 UCLA (So.) USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1949 UCLA (So.) USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1950 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1951 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1952 California (So.) UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1953 California (So.) Washington (No.) 1954 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1955 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1956 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1957 UCLA (So.) USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1958 UCLA 1959 UCLA 1960 UCLA 1961 UCLA 1962 USC 1963 USC 1964 USC 1965 UCLA 1966 USC 1967 USC 1968 USC 1969 UCLA 1970 UCLA 1971 UCLA ALL-TIME PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» MEN S SPORTS 1972 Stanford 1973 UCLA 1974 Stanford 1975 UCLA 1976 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1977 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1978 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1979 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1980 Stanford (So.) USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1981 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1982 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1983 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1984 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1985 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1986 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1987 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1988 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1989 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1990 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1991 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1992 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1993 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1994 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1995 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1996 UCLA (So.) Washington (No.) 1997 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1998 Stanford 1999 Stanford UCLA 2000 Stanford 2001 Stanford 2002 UCLA 2003 Stanford 2004 UCLA USC 2005 UCLA Washington 2006 Stanford UCLA 2007 UCLA 2008 USC 2009 UCLA 2010 Stanford USC 2011 USC 2012 USC 2013 UCLA 2014 USC 2015 Stanford USC 2016 Stanford 2017 UCLA TRACK & FIELD 1919 California 1920 California 1921 Washington 1922 Washington 1923 California 1924 Oregon 1925 Stanford 1926 Stanford 1927 Stanford 1928 Washington 1929 USC 1930 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1931 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1932 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1933 Washington State 1934 Oregon 1935 USC (So.) Washington (No.) 1936 USC 1937 USC 1938 USC 1939 USC 1940 USC 1941 USC 1942 USC 1943 Washington 1944 USC 1945 USC 1946 Oregon State 1947 Washington 1948 USC 1949 USC 1950 USC 1951 USC 1952 USC 1953 USC 1954 USC 1955 USC 1956 UCLA 1957 USC 1958 USC 1959 USC 1960 USC 1961 USC 1962 USC 1963 USC 1964 USC 1965 Oregon 1966 UCLA 1967 Oregon 1968 USC 1969 UCLA 1970 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1972 USC 1973 UCLA 1974 USC 1975 USC 1976 USC 1977 USC 1978 USC 1979 Oregon 1980 UCLA 1981 Arizona State 1982 UCLA 1983 Washington State 1984 Washington State 1985 Washington State 1986 Oregon 1987 UCLA 1988 UCLA 1989 UCLA 1990 Oregon 1991 Washington State 1992 UCLA 1993 UCLA 1994 UCLA 1995 UCLA 1996 UCLA 1997 USC 1998 UCLA 1999 USC 2000 USC 2001 Stanford 2002 Stanford 2003 Oregon 2004 UCLA 2005 Oregon 2006 USC 2007 Oregon 2008 Oregon 2009 Oregon 2010 Oregon 2011 Oregon 2012 Oregon 2013 Oregon 2014 Oregon 2015 Oregon 2016 Oregon 2017 Oregon WATER POLO 1960 California 1961 California USC 1962 USC 1963 USC 1964 USC UCLA Stanford 1965 UCLA 1966 UCLA 1967 UCLA 1968 UCLA 1969 UCLA 1970 UCLA 1971 UCLA 1972 UCLA 1973 California 1974 UCLA 1975 California UCLA Stanford 1976 Stanford 1977 Stanford 1978 Stanford 1979 California 1980 Stanford California 1981 Stanford 1982 Stanford 1983 California 1984 Stanford 1985 Stanford 1986 Stanford 1987 California 1988 California 1989 California 1990 California 1991 California 1992 California WRESTLING 1963 Washington State 1964 UCLA 1965 Oregon State 1966 Oregon State 1967 Oregon State 1968 Oregon State 1969 Oregon State 1970 Oregon State 1971 Washington 1972 Washington Oregon State 1973 Oregon State 1974 Washington 1975 Oregon 1976 Oregon State 1977 Oregon State 1978 Oregon State 1979 Oregon State 1980 Arizona State 1981 Oregon 1982 Oregon 1983 Oregon State 1984 Oregon State 1985 Arizona State 1986 Arizona State 1987 Arizona State 1988 Arizona State 1989 Arizona State 1990 Arizona State 1991 Arizona State 1992 Oregon State 1993 Arizona State 1994 Oregon State 1995 Arizona State 1996 Cal State Bakersfield 1997 Arizona State 1998 Arizona State 1999 Boise State 2000 Boise State 2001 Arizona State 2002 Boise State 2003 Arizona State 2004 Boise State 2005 Arizona State 2006 Arizona State 2007 Oregon State 2008 Boise State 2009 Boise State 2010 Oregon State 2011 Boise State 2012 Oregon State 2013 Oregon State 2014 Oregon State 2015 Oregon State 2016 Oregon State 2017 Arizona State 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE 163

166 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BASKETBALL USC Washington Stanford Stanford Washington Stanford Stanford Stanford USC Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford UCLA Oregon Oregon Arizona State Stanford Washington Stanford Stanford Arizona Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford California Stanford Stanford Oregon State Arizona State Oregon State Oregon State BEACH VOLLEYBALL 2016 USC 2017 USC CROSS COUNTRY 1986 Oregon 1987 Oregon 1988 Oregon 1989 Washington 1990 Oregon 1991 Oregon 1992 Oregon 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1995 Oregon 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 1998 Stanford 1999 Stanford 2000 Stanford 2001 Stanford 2002 Stanford 2003 Stanford 2004 Stanford 2005 Stanford 2006 Stanford 2007 Stanford 2008 Washington 2009 Washington 2010 Stanford 2011 Colorado 2012 Oregon 2013 Arizona 2014 Oregon ALL-TIME PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» WOMEN S SPORTS 2015 Colorado 2016 Colorado GOLF 1987 Arizona State 1988 Arizona State 1989 USC 1990 UCLA 1991 UCLA 1992 Arizona 1993 Arizona State 1994 Arizona State 1995 Arizona State 1996 Arizona State 1997 Arizona 1998 Arizona 1999 Stanford 2000 Arizona 2001 Arizona 2002 Arizona 2003 California 2004 UCLA 2005 UCLA 2006 UCLA 2007 Arizona State 2008 USC 2009 Arizona State 2010 Arizona 2011 USC 2012 California 2013 USC 2014 Stanford 2015 Arizona 2016 USC 2017 UCLA GYMNASTICS 1987 UCLA 1988 UCLA 1989 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1991 Oregon State 1992 Oregon State 1993 UCLA 1994 Oregon State 1995 UCLA 1996 Oregon State 1997 UCLA 1998 Stanford 1999 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2001 Stanford 2002 UCLA 2003 UCLA 2004 Stanford 2005 UCLA 2006 Stanford 2007 UCLA 2008 Stanford 2009 UCLA 2010 UCLA 2011 Oregon State 2012 UCLA 2013 Oregon State 2014 Utah 2015 Utah 2016 UCLA 2017 Utah ROWING 1987 Washington 1988 Washington 1989 Washington 1990 UCLA 1991 UCLA 1992 Washington 1993 Washington 1994 California 1995 Washington 1996 Washington 1997 Washington 1998 Washington 1999 Washington 2000 Washington 2001 Washington 2002 Washington 2003 Washington 2004 California 2005 California 2006 California 2007 USC 2008 California 2009 California 2010 California 2011 California 2012 California 2013 California 2014 Stanford 2015 California 2016 California 2017 Washington SOCCER 1993 Stanford 1994 None 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 UCLA 1998 UCLA USC California 1999 Stanford 2000 Washington 2001 UCLA 2002 Stanford 2003 UCLA 2004 UCLA 2005 UCLA 2006 UCLA 2007 UCLA 2008 UCLA 2009 Stanford 2010 Stanford 2011 Stanford 2012 Stanford 2013 UCLA 2014 UCLA 2015 Stanford 2016 Stanford SOFTBALL 1987 California 1988 UCLA 1989 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1991 UCLA 1992 Arizona 1993 UCLA 1994 Arizona 1995 Arizona 1996 Washington 1997 Arizona 1998 Arizona 1999 UCLA 2000 Washington 2001 Arizona 2002 UCLA 2003 Arizona 2004 Arizona 2005 Arizona California Oregon State Stanford 2006 UCLA 2007 Arizona 2008 Arizona State 2009 UCLA 2010 Washington 2011 Arizona State 2012 California 2013 Oregon 2014 Oregon 2015 Oregon 2016 Oregon 2017 Arizona SWIMMING 1987 Stanford 1988 Stanford 1989 Stanford 1990 Stanford 1991 Stanford 1992 Stanford 1993 Stanford 1994 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 1998 Stanford 1999 Stanford 2000 Arizona 2001 UCLA 2002 Stanford 2003 UCLA 2004 Stanford 2005 Stanford 2006 Arizona 2007 Arizona 2008 Arizona 2009 California 2010 Stanford 2011 Stanford 2012 California 2013 Stanford 2014 California 2015 California 2016 USC 2017 Stanford TENNIS 1987 California (So.) Washington (No.) 1988 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1989 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1990 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1991 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1992 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1993 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1994 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1995 Stanford (So.) Washington State (No.) 1996 Stanford (So.) Washington State (No.) 1997 Stanford (So.) Washington (No.) 1998 Stanford 1999 Stanford 2000 Stanford 2001 Stanford 2002 Stanford 2003 Stanford 2004 Stanford 2005 Stanford 2006 Stanford 2007 Stanford 2008 Stanford UCLA 2009 USC 2010 Stanford 2011 Stanford 2012 Stanford USC 2013 USC 2014 California 2015 USC 2016 UCLA 2017 Stanford TRACK & FIELD 1987 UCLA 1988 UCLA 1989 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1991 Oregon 1992 Oregon 1993 UCLA 1994 UCLA 1995 UCLA 1996 USC 1997 UCLA 1998 UCLA 1999 UCLA 2000 UCLA 2001 UCLA 2002 UCLA 2003 UCLA 2004 UCLA 2005 Stanford 2006 Arizona State 2007 Arizona State 2008 Arizona State 2009 Oregon 2010 Oregon 2011 Oregon 2012 Oregon 2013 Oregon PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE

167 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014 Oregon 2015 Oregon 2016 Oregon 2017 Oregon ALL-TIME PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS BY SPORT» WOMEN S SPORTS VOLLEYBALL 1986 UCLA 1987 Stanford 1988 UCLA 1989 UCLA 1990 UCLA 1991 Stanford 1992 UCLA 1993 UCLA 1994 Stanford 1995 Stanford 1996 Stanford 1997 Stanford 1998 Stanford 1999 Stanford UCLA 2000 Arizona USC 2001 Stanford 2002 USC 2003 USC 2004 Washington 2005 Washington 2006 Stanford 2007 Stanford 2008 Stanford 2009 Stanford 2010 California Stanford 2011 USC 2012 Stanford 2013 Washington 2014 Stanford 2015 USC Washington 2016 Washington 2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL // PAC-12 CONFERENCE 165

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