Pac-10 lunch links: Arizona moves on without Gronkowski

Pac-10 Blog

September, 21, 2009

Sep 21

2:30

PM ET

By Ted Miller

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller

Analyzing humor is like dissecting a frog. Few people are interested and the frog dies of it.

What went wrong for Arizona at Iowa? The offense, which needs to move past season-ending surgery for tight end Rob Gronkowski. Whatever happened to former QB Willie Tuitama?
What we learned from Arizona State as it looks forward to Georgia. There are plenty of things to like about the Sun Devils.
What does USC's loss mean for California? Receiver Nyan Boateng is out four to six weeks with a fractured foot.
Setting up Oregon's showdown with No. 6 California. Are the Ducks more about defense now? The passing game must improve.
Sean Canfield remains Oregon State's starting quarterback, but Lyle Moevao may be healthy enough to play. Some injury notes.
Stanford's report card.
The Price was right for UCLA -- the cornerback, not the DT. Some Bruins recruiting notes. The Bruins are off this week, but they will be healthy and the suspended players will be back for the visit to Stanford on Oct. 3.
USC coach Pete Carroll defended the play-calling of new quarterbacks coach Jeremy Bates. The Trojans report card isn't good.
Washington's big win over USC has the Huskies back in the national rankings. Bob Condotta summarizes some thoughts from Steve Sarkisian.
Maybe Washington State can loosen up because it has a win under its belt.

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