This may be biased, but Washington has been the most consistent team on the field. Their scores do not tell the whole picture. They arguably have the best offense in the country putting up some insane stats. The fact that they were able to survive the desert tells a lot. The 2016 Huskies went into OT with Arizona. This is a step up.

By far the most consistent team in the conference and possibly in the country. Their offense isn't as good as Washington and USC, but it's pretty damn close. They also have the best defense. They would probably win the ccg if Washington doesn't.

What is defense? Lincoln Riley probably couldn't answer that question. Caleb Williams carried their offense in an embarrassing win against Colorado. Offenses win games I guess.

Cam Ward is a solid quarterback with a great offense behind him. Any other year, Washington State could have probably won the conference, but Washington, Oregon, and USC are just too strong this year.

Oregon state has a strong defense and a solid offense. They deserve to be in the upper half of the top 25 and top 5 in the conference, but they're not standout enough on either side of the ball to be any higher.

Deion has really done well for turning this team around. Even without Travis Hunter they still put on a show against USC. Seems like a trend though how the Pac doesn't have many good defenses.

Too many injuries. They don't even have Cam Rising. They were way overrated as a top 10 team and I think they may even barely squeak by for a bowl with either 6 or 7 wins. They are not the team they were in the past 2 years.

UCLA has fell off since last year just a little bit. They're still good, but they can't quite compete with the rest of the power houses in the conference.

Arizona is a solid team. I'm actually rooting for them to do better and possibly make a bowl game. They showed what they were capable of against Washington and might even take a game or two against the rest of the ranked teams.

Cal isn't half bad. They're unlucky to be in such a strong conference this year, but they are definitely not mediocre. I'd consider them a lower-mid team nationally.

Haven't really watched much of ASU, but they seem to get crushed by every single team. Very unsurprising for them.

Unfortunate how much Stanford has fallen. They should be embarrassed. If they want any hope of joining the B1G in 2036, they better consider turning this team around.