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Top 25 post addendum

June, 20, 2012

6/20/12

2:45

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In the post early today on the Pac-12's history versus the top 25 since 2008, a few people brought up a good point that a lot of those games were within the conference and requested to see the numbers against outside of conference play.

Message received. Since 2008, the Pac-12 is 17-31 (.354) against top-25 competition outside of the conference.

Here's the team-by-team:

USC: 4-0 (1.00)
Stanford: 2-1 (.666)
UCLA: 3-3 (.500)
Oregon: 3-4 (.428)
Arizona: 2-3 (.400)
Arizona State: 1-4 (.200)
Washington: 1-6 (.142)
Oregon State: 1-7 (.125)
Washington State: 0-1 (.000)
Cal: 0-2 (.000)

*Colorado and Utah did not play any top-25 teams outside of the Pac-12 last season, so their figures aren't included.

Kevin Gemmell | email

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