Over in the real world, one participant of the Pac-12 championship game has already been clinched, with two or three teams still vying for the other spot. How does it look in the original version of 2022 with divisions?
Pac-12 North
Controls destiny:
-Oregon (7-1) can clinch with a win or Washington loss.
Needs help:
-Washington (6-2) can clinch with a win and Oregon loss.
The key game to remember here is that Washington beat Oregon earlier this season. So, if both teams end up at 7-2, Washington has the tiebreaker.
Out of contention:
-Oregon State (5-3)
-Washington State (4-4)
-Cal (2-6)
-Stanford (1-8)
Pac-12 South Champion: USC Trojans (8-1)
USC clinched the division with the best record. No tiebreakers required.
USC clinched the division with the best record. No tiebreakers required.
Out of contention:
-Utah (6-2)
-UCLA (5-3)
-Arizona State (2-6)
-Arizona (2-6)
-Colorado (1-7)
-Utah (6-2)
-UCLA (5-3)
-Arizona State (2-6)
-Arizona (2-6)
-Colorado (1-7)
Ultimately, if the Pac-12 had stuck with divisions, they would have the exact same outcome as they did in the divisionless version, except the tiebreakers would be much cleaner.
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