The PAC CCG is their first in a divisionless format. Although, the scheduling remained as if the North/South divisions still existed. That will change in time.

The conference intended to pit the two teams with the highest conference win percentage. That would be USC (8-1) plus either Oregon, Utah, or Washington (7-2). Utah lost to Oregon who lost to Washington. Utah and Washington did not play.

My question is how in the world is Utah in the PAC CCG? What are the tiebreakers after highest conference win percentage?

I don't care that it is Utah, I just don't see why it should be Utah. If this has been answered in a different thread, please share that link.

Maybe strength of victory or something... or common opponents record. Has to be something like that, but someone else can look it up ;-)

You could've just google that: https://www.deseret.com/2022/11/27/23480...-breakdown

I'm actually glad it worked out that way, as it gives USC the opportunity to face the only team they lost to.

(11-29-2022 01:19 PM)wleakr Wrote:  You could've just google that: https://www.deseret.com/2022/11/27/23480...-breakdown

I'm actually glad it worked out that way, as it gives USC the opportunity to face the only team they lost to.

I did Google it and didn’t find that link. I appreciate the link, not the snarky response. Thank you.

(11-29-2022 01:19 PM)wleakr Wrote:  You could've just google that: https://www.deseret.com/2022/11/27/23480...-breakdown

I'm actually glad it worked out that way, as it gives USC the opportunity to face the only team they lost to.

I just read. Interesting. Thanks for posting.