A look forward to next year.

Now that the Pac 12 season is officially over, it's time to take a look to the future. Here are the non-conference matchups for next year. Congrats to Oregon for having the weakest non-conference schedule.

Arizona
9/1 vs. BYU
9/8 @ Houston
9/15 vs. Southern Utah

Arizona State
9/1 vs. UTSA
9/8 vs. Michigan State
9/15 @ San Diego State

California
9/1 vs. North Carolina
9/8 @ BYU
9/15 vs. Idaho State

Colorado
9/1 @ Colorado State
9/8 @ Nebraska
9/15 vs. New Hampshire

Oregon
9/1 vs. Bowling Green
9/8 vs. Portland State
9/15 vs. San Jose State

Oregon State
9/1 @ Ohio State
9/8 vs. Southern Utah
9/15 @ Nevada

Stanford
9/1 vs. San Diego State
9/15 vs. UC Davis
9/29 @ Notre Dame

UCLA
9/1 vs. Cincinnati
9/8 @ Oklahoma
9/15 vs. Fresno State

USC
9/1 vs. UNLV
9/15 @ Texas
11/24 vs. Notre Dame

Utah
8/30 vs. Weber State
9/8 @ Northern Illinois
11/24 vs. BYU

Washington
9/1 vs. Auburn (in Atlanta)
9/8 vs. North Dakota
9/29 vs. BYU

Washington State
9/1 @ Wyoming
9/8 vs. San Jose State
9/15 vs. Eastern Washington

What games are you most looking forward to? Which ones scare you the most?

I think Washington gets blown out by Auburn, btw.

In Oregon’s defense they had Texas A&M on th schedule, but the Aggies backed out of the contract.

https://www.si.com/college-football/201 ... es-opt-out

Ducks schedule, both non conference and conference, sets up perfect next season. If Herbert stays healthy should be a 10 win team at least.

That Oregon State at Ohio State game should be a real barn burner.

I'll be honest. I think Cal vs. North Carolina and USC vs. Notre Dame are the only P5 wins the Pac 12 gets next year.

SeatownJay":2dii6511 said:

I'll be honest. I think Cal vs. North Carolina and USC vs. Notre Dame are the only P5 wins the Pac 12 gets next year.

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Washington, Utah and Cal should all beat BYU. Arent they still considered Power 5 even though they're not in a conference?

I don't know if the Pac 12 considers BYU a P5 program or not. I know the SEC does. Of course the SEC also considers Army to be P5 program.