Big Penix energy on the shores of Lake Washington. Penix and the Huskies delivered in what was an instant classic that lived up to the hype.

Lanning is known to be aggressive at times and it usually pays off. Saturday was not one of those days.

Oregon State is slowly sneaking up the rankings with a convincing victory against UCLA. Next is a bye, prior to an extremely spooky pre-halloween late night matchup in Tucson.

The honeymoon is over for Lincoln Riley. Caleb Williams’ and company faltered in South Bend in a game that was littered with mistakes. USC had played fast and loose with inferior opponents all season, on Saturday night it caught up to them.

Dante Moore threw a pick six in his third consecutive game. A play that swung momentum firmly into the grasp of the Beavers.

Noah Fifita is an absolute menace at QB for the Wildcats. Arizona’s schedule opens up at the end of the year and this team should be looking beyond bowl eligibility.

The Utes offense has finally made it’s arrival this season. Is it too little too late?

After being eviscerated in Pullman. The Cougars have to get up to play the Ducks and try to avoid a third consecutive loss.

This is where the bottom of the Pac begins. Cal never really were in it against Utah and have a bye before hosting the Trojans.

Stanford’s comeback on Friday night was peak Pac-12 after dark. Coming back from a 29 point deficit to prove that coaching matters in a big way.

Victorious vs the bye week.

Coaching matters and this is something that has been a question mark regarding this Colorado team. You can’t simply out talent in power 5 football and that’s exactly what happened on Friday night. Speaking of coaching you would think Deion would be able to teach Travis Hunter how to stop a slant. To be a fly on the wall in Colorado’s locker room following the 29 point debacle.