Pac-12 lunch links: Washington-Stanford
September, 30, 2013
Sep 30
2:30
PM ET
By
Ted Miller | ESPN.com
I will let you go, Ricky. But first, I want you to say..."I ... love ... crepes."
- The firing of USC coach Lane Kiffin might not be a good thing for Arizona.
- Arizona State made a South Division statement with its win over USC.
- California's woes continue with DE Chris McCain getting kicked off the team.
- Colorado WR tries to stay patient after a quiet game at Oregon State.
- Oregon is flashy, yes, but it is also mentally tough.
- The bye week comes at a perfect time for Oregon State, which needs to get healthy.
- Stanford shows a new side with a more dangerous passing game.
- UCLA is rising and USC is falling, but it's no time for the Bruins to gloat (Bruins fans, of course, feel free to let loose with barbaric yawps).
- The challenge now for USC? Hiring the right coach, which is easier said than done.
- Utah's big test will be slowing down UCLA QB Brett Hundley.
- Washington's visit to Stanford features an A-list battle of unbeatens.
- Some thoughts on Washington State's, er, difficult game with Stanford.
Ted Miller | email
College Football- ESPN.com Pac-12 reporter
- Covered college football since 1997
- Wrote for Seattle Post-Intelligencer
PAC-12 SCOREBOARD
Thursday, 10/3
10:00 PM ET 12 UCLA Utah - FOX Sports 1
- Tickets
- Conversation
Saturday, 10/5
4:00 PM ET Washington State California - FOX Sports 1
- Tickets
- Conversation
6:00 PM ET 2 Oregon Colorado 7:30 PM ET 22 Arizona State Notre Dame 10:30 PM ET 15 Washington 5 Stanford
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Ted Miller
Miller has been covering college football since 1997, starting with Auburn and then heading West to Washington and the Pac-12. His columns for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer won first place in the 2007 APSE Best Writing contest. The Atlanta native and University of Richmond graduate presently lives with his wife in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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