PAC-12 HONORS

Preseason Rankings: Four Pac-12 teams are ranked in both the AP and Coaches Preseason Top 25 polls. While USC (4/4), WASHINGTON (8/7) and STAN-FORD (14/14) hold three spots among the Top 15 in each poll, WASHINGTON STATE comes in at No. 24 in the AP and UTAH is at No. 25 in the Coaches poll.

OPENERS: The Pac-12 looks to bounce back from last year’s season-opening record of 7-5. Those five losses were more than a third of the league’s non-conference losses for the entire season, including post-season. Last year, the Pac-12 was 29-13 (.690) in non-league action. UTAH currently has the Pac-12’s longest winning streak for season-openers with nine, followed OREGON (5) and CALIFORNIA (3) ... The reign-ing Conference champions/co-champions are 109-20-4 (.834) all-time in season openers, in-cluding a 22-2 (.917) mark over the previous 20 seasons.

PRESEASON HONORS: Seven Pac-12 student-athletes picked up Associated Press Preseason All-America honors... First Team se-lections include USC sophomore QB Sam Darnold, WASHINGTON STATE senior OG Cody O’Connell, WASHINGTON senior LB Azeem Victor, and UTAH junior P Mitch Wishnowsky. Second Team hon-ors were bestowed upon Washing-ton DT junior Vita Vea, USC junior LB Cameron Smith, and USC ju-nior CB Iman Marshall.

HEADING EAST: With a pair of Pac-12 teams opening on the east coast this weekend, it’s worth noting that since 2000, Pac-12 teams are 32-34 in the eastern time zone. Throw out the games at Notre Dame, and Pac-12 teams are 25-19. The last non-Notre Dame win on the East Coast was Washington State’s 37-34 win at Rutgers in 2015.

For Immediate Release \\ Wednesday, Aug. 30, 2017Contacts \\ Dave Hirsch (dhirsch@pac-12.org), Molly Babcock (mbabcock@pac-12.org)

2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALLNORTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut Div StreakStanford 0-0 .--- 0 0 1-0 1.000 62 7 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-0 W 7California 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 1Oregon 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1Washington 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 1Washington State 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 3Oregon State 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-1 .000 27 58 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 L 1

SOUTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PA Home Road Neut Div StreakArizona 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 1Arizona State 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 3Colorado 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 2UCLA 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 L 2USC 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 9Utah 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 .--- 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 W 1

PAC-12 HITS

THIS WEEK’S PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCHEDULEThurs., Aug. 31 Site Local Time/TVNorth Dakota at UTAH Rice-Eccles Stadium (45,807) 4:30 pm PT - P12N Series: First Meeting (Guy Haberman, Yogi Roth, Jill Savage)New Mexico State at ARIZONA STATE Sun Devil Stadium (56,232) 7:30 pm PT - P12N Series: ASU leads, 21-7-1. Last: NMSU, 35-7 (1999) (Roxy Bernstein, Anthony Herron, Lewis Johnson)

Fri., Sept. 1 Site Local Time/TVWASHINGTON at Rutgers High Point Solutions Stadium (52,454) 8 pm ET - FS1 Series: WASH leads, 1-0-0. Last WASH, 48-13 (2016) (Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft)Colorado State vs. COLORADO Sports Authority Field at Mile High (67,125) 6 pm MT - P12N Series: COLO leads, 64-22-2. Last: COLO, 44-7 (2016) (Ted Robinson, Chad Brown, Cindy Brunson)

Sat., Sept. 2 Site Local Time/TVCALIFORNIA at North Carolina Kenan Stadium (63,000) 12:20 pm ET - ACC Network (synd.) Series: First Meeting Portland State at OREGON STATE Reser Stadium (43,154) 11 am PT - P12N Series: OSU leads, 4-0-0. Last: OSU, 29-14 (2014) (Jim Watson, Jeremy Bloom, Camryn Irwin)Western Michigan at USC L.A. Coliseum (93,607) 2:15 pm PT - P12N Series: First Meeting (Roxy Bernstein, Anthony Herron, Lewis Johnson)Southern Utah at OREGON Autzen Stadium (54,000) 5:15 pm PT - P12N Series: First Meeting (JB Long, Yogi Roth, Jill Savage)Montana State at WASHINGTON STATE Martin Stadium (32.952) 7:30 pm PT - FS1 Series: WSU leads, 7-0-0. Last: WSU, 23-22 (2010) (Brian Custer, Ben Leber)Northern Arizona at ARIZONA Arizona Stadium (44,675) 8 pm PT - P12N Series: ARIZ leads, 13-1-0. Last: ARIZ, 77-13 (2015) (Kate Scott, Glenn Parker)

Sun., Sept. 3 Site Local Time/TVTexas A&M at UCLA Rose Bowl (80,616) 4:30 pm PT - FOX/FOX Deportes Series: A&M leads, 3-2-0. Last: A&M, 31-24/OT (2016) (Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt, Jenny Taft)

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Sat., Sept. 9Texas State at COLORADO, 12 noon MT Pac-12 NetworkNebraska at OREGON, 1:30 pm PT FOX/FOX DeportesHawai’i at UCLA, 2 pm PT Pac-12 NetworkWeber State at CALIFORNIA, 2 pm PT Pac-12 Bay AreaMontana at WASHINGTON, 5 pm PT Pac-12 NetworkSTANFORD at USC, 5:30 pm PT FOXMinnesota at OREGON STATE, 7 pm PT FS1UTAH at BYU, 8:15 pm MT ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNUHouston at ARIZONA, 7:30 pm PT ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNUBoise State at WASHINGTON STATE, 7:30 pm PT ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNUSan Diego State at ARIZONA STATE, 8 pm PT Pac-12 Network

Atlantic Coast .................................... 0-0Big Sky ............................................. 0-0Big Ten ............................................. 0-0Big 12 ............................................... 0-0Conference USA ............................... 1-0Mountain West .................................. 0-1Southeastern ..................................... 0-0Southwestern .................................... 0-0Sun Belt ............................................ 0-0Independent ..................................... 0-0Total-All .................................. 1-1 (.500)Total-FBS ................................ 1-1 (.500)

The Pac-12 has posted a winning record outside league for 33 consecutive seasons.

2017 PAC-12 vs. ... PAC-12 FOOTBALL RECAP OF THE 2016 SEASON

NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE

Number of returning starters for 2017...

OFF / DEF / STArizona 7 / 7 / 2Arizona State 7 / 5 / 0California 5 / 8 / 2Colorado 9 / 3 / 2Oregon 6 / 9 / 2Oregon State 6 / 8 / 1Stanford 7 / 8 / 1UCLA 8 / 6 / 2USC 5 / 7 / 1Utah 4 / 5 / 1Washington 8 / 6 / 1Washington State 7 / 9 / 2

* Started a majority of games at their position.

PAC-12 RETURNERS

• Pac-12 Champion Washington provided the Pac-12 with a CFP semifinalist for the second time in three years, joining Oregon which reached the 2015 CFP championship game. The Huskies captured the Pac-12 championship after posting a 41-10 victory over South Division champion COLORADO. Washington posted its second-ever 12-win season, while Colorado posted its first 10-win season since 2001 and just the eighth such season in school history.

• The Pac-12 placed a pair of teams, No. 3 USC and No. 4 WASHINGTON, in the top four of the final Associ-ated Press Top 25. It’s the third time two Pac-12 members appeared in the top four of the final AP Top 25. This also occurred in 2010 (No. 3 Oregon, No. 4 Stanford) and 2000 (No. 3 Washington, No. 4 OREGON STATE) ... For the third time in four years, the Pac-12 placed five or more teams in the final AP poll.

• Pac-12 teams finished the bowl season with a 3-3 mark, which included USC’s dramatic 52-49 victory over Penn State. USC has won its last seven Rose Bowl games vs. Big Ten opponents, while the Pac-12 has won eight of the last 10 Rose Bowl Games in which it was pitted against the Big Ten ... UTAH edged Indiana in the Foster Farms Bowl, 26-24, behind the leg of place kicker Andy Phillips who connected on four field goals ... STANFORD got a big defensive stop on North Carolina’s attempt at a two-point conversion with 0:25 remaining in the game and pulled out a 25-23 victory in the Hyundai Sun Bowl.

2016 NATIONAL HONORS

LOU GROZA AWARD - Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU

RAY GUY AWARD - Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH

JIM THORPE AWARD - Adoree’ Jackson, DB, USC

COACH OF THE YEAR - Mike MacIntyre, COLO (AP, FWAA, Walter Camp, AFCA, Eddie Robinson)

FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA Cody O’Connell, OL, WSU (unanimous)Adoree’ Jackson, DB, USC (unanimous)Zane Gonzalez, PK, ASU (unanimous)Mitch Wishnowsky, P, UTAH (unanimous)Budda Baker, DB, WASH (consensus)

PAC-12 FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

SHORTENED TIME OF GAME: The Pac-12 Conference will conduct a test program to improve the viewing experience for fans in stadium and on-air by taking steps to shorten the length of football games. All non-conference football games on Pac-12 Network this season (could be up to 15 games) will have reduced break times between the 1st and 2nd quarters and between the 3rd and 4th quarters. In addition, three non-conference games will have adjusted commercial formats to reduce four additional minutes of break time, and halftime for seven non-conference football games will be reduced from 20 to 15 minutes (approval was needed from each opponent). For certain games, Pac-12 Networks will experiment with :01 kickoff times. These experimental efforts are meant to shorten game length up to 10 minutes and reduce broad-cast windows by up to 15 minutes. Below is the Pac-12 Networks schedule of games and the experimental adjustments for each game.

Reduced Adjusted Breaks 15-Minute :01 Kickoff Breaks Reducing 4 Minutes Halfime TimeThurs., Aug. 31North Dakota at UTAH, 5:31 pm MT X X XNew Mexico State at ARIZONA STATE, 7:42 pm PT X X

Fri., Sept. 1Colorado State at COLORADO, 6:07 pm MT X

Sat., Sept. 2Portland State at OREGON STATE, 11:01 am PT X X XWestern Michigan at USC, 2:22 pm PT X Southern Utah at OREGON, 5:25 pm PT XNorthern Arizona at ARIZONA, 8:01 pm PT X X X

Sat., Sept. 9Texas State at COLORADO, 12:01 pm MT X X XHawai’i at UCLA, 2:01 pm PT X X XWeber State at CALIFORNIA, 2:01 pm PT X X XMontana at WASHINGTON, 5:10 pm PT X XSan Diego State at ARIZONA STATE, 8:01 pm PT X X

Sat., Sept. 16Northern Colorado at COLORADO, 12:01 pm MT X X XFresno State at WASHINGTON, 6:40 pm PT X

Sat., Sept. 23Nevada at WASHINGTON STATE* X X*pending television selection

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NOTES FROM THE SOUTH

CALIFORNIA: Serious competition for the starting QB position between freshman Chase Garber, sophomore transfer Brandon McIlwain and sophomore Ross Bowers. They’ll have big shoes to fill following the 4,295 passing yards and 37 TDs put up by Davis Webb last season ... Senior PK Matt Anderson set the single-season modern era record in points scored with 117 points last season and is a Lou Groza Award candidate in 2017 ... The Bears open the season at North Carolina on Sat., Sept. 2. It’s their first game in the eastern time zone since 2012 (35-28 loss at Ohio State). loss at Maryland in 2008 (35-27). The last victory in the eastern time zone came during the 2002 season when Cal won at No. 15 Michigan State, 46-22.

OREGON: Coach Willie Taggart will make his Oregon debut Sat., Sept. 2 against Southern Utah. He’ll look for a better debut than previous Duck coaches as only two of the last eight Oregon coaches since 1951 won their first game - Mike Bellotti (27-20 at Utah, 1995) and Mark Helfrich (66-3 vs. Nicholls, 2013) ... Senior RB Royce Freeman has posted 4,146 rushing yards and 44 TDs over the last three seasons. He’s only nine rushing touchdowns shy from becoming Oregon’s all-time leader in career rushing touchdowns and 936 yards away from equaling the Ducks all-time rushing record.

OREGON STATE: Junior QB Jake Luton completed 27 of 47 pass attempts for 304 yards and 2 TDs in his Oregon State debut last week. He connected with nine dif-ferent receivers. His two primary targets were Jordan Villamin (7 receptions, 77 yards) and Noah Togiai (7 receptions, 67 yards, 1 TD). Only one other quarterback threw for more yards in his Oregon State debut - Matt Moore (367 yards vs. Portland State, Sept. 3, 2005) ... Junior RB Ryan Nall picked up where he left off last season, rushing for 115 yards on 15 carries (7.7 avg) and 1 TD. It was his seventh career 100-yard rushing game, and fifth in the last seven games.

STANFORD: Stanford opened the season victorious with a 62-7 win over Rice in Sydney, Australia. The 62 points scored are the most in a season-opener for the Car-dinal since a 68-20 win over San Jose State to kick off the 1968 season ... Junior RB Bryce Love posted a career-high 180 yards rushing on 13 carries (13.8 avg). Love has an impressive 7.8 yards per carry average for his career as he’s rushed for 1,189 yards on just 153 carries over the last two-plus seasons ... Junior RB Cameron Scar-lett scored three rushing TDs on just eight carries in the win over Rice. He rushed for 59 yards (7.4 avg) ... Has made 177 consecutive extra-point attempts, the third-longest streak in the nation (Michigan - 284, Memphis - 209). The streak dates to Stanford’s matchup at Oregon State on Oct. 26, 2013 ... Stanford’s 75 wins against FBS opponents this decade ranks second nationally. Only Alabama (79) has more ... Stanford has won at least eight games for a school-record eight straight seasons.

WASHINGTON: Since 2000, the Huskies are 1-6 in the eastern time zone with the one victory coming at Syracuse in 2007, which was also the last time the Huskies opened the season in the eastern time zone ... Junior RB Myles Gaskin rushed for 1,000 yards (1,373) for the second straight season and has rushed for 2,675 yards and 24 TDs in two seasons ... Junior QB Jake Browning set the UW and tied the Pac-12 single-season record with 43 TD passes in 2016.

WASHINGTON STATE: The Cougars are looking for their first season-opening win since a 64-21 win over Idaho State in 2011 ... WSU set school single-season records for points (496) and touchdowns (67) last season ... Senior QB Luke Falk threw for 4,470 yards last season, third-most in WSU season history. He matched his WSU record of 38 TD passes set in 2015. He owns 89 career TD passes, trailing only Con-nor Halliday’s school record of 90.

ARIZONA: Redshirt junior Brandon Dawkins is bidding for the starting QB job after rushing for 944 yards last season and passing for 1,348 yards. He accounted for 18 total touchdowns. His 944 rushing yards were fifth-highest by an FBS quarterback last season ... The Wildcats open at home with Northern Arizona, who it has defeated in all 12 previous meetings in Tucson by a combined score of 479-88, including a 153-23 margin over the last three games.

ARIZONA STATE: There’s still tight competition at starting quarterback between re-turning starter Manny Wilkins, who threw for 2,329 yards and 12 TDs, and transfer Blake Barnett ... Senior RB Kalen Ballage is a dual threat for the Sun Devils, having rushed for 536 yards and 14 TDs, while collecting 44 receptions for 469 yards and one score in 2016. He also added 409 yards on kickoff returns ... A big shoe to fill for the Sun Devils this season will be at place kicker where Zane Gonzalez exhausted his eligibility after establishing an FBS career record of 96 field goals, while setting a Pac-12 career scoring mark with 494 points.

COLORADO: The Buffs look to follow up on their first 10-win season since 2001 ... Senior RB Phillip Lindsay rushed for 1,252 yards and a Pac-12 best 16 rushing TDs last season and has compiled 2,296 rushing yards in his career with a total of 22 rushing TDs. Starting quarterback duties are slotted for sophomore Stephen Montez. Montez threw for 1,078 yards and 9 TDs last season in a couple of starts in place of the injured Sefo Liufau. He averaged 12.99 yards per completion, which was third among Pac-12 quarterbacks last season.

UCLA: Senior LB Kenny Young is third among all returning Pac-12 players averag-ing 7.5 tackles per game last season ... Senior WR Darren Andrews looks to be the go-to receiver for junior QB Josh Rosen. Andrews has 102 career receptions for 1,204 yards and 5 TDs. Over the last two seasons, he and Colorado’s Shay Fields have caught more passes (98) than any returning player in the conference, while his receiving yardage (1,152) during the past two seasons is fourth among return-ing players, trailing Fields (1,481), Washington’s Dante Pettis (1,236) and Oregon’s Darren Carrington (1,215).

USC: The Trojans open the season with a nine-game winning streak, their longest since 2008-09 ... QB Sam Darnold is coming off a freshman campaign that saw him complete 246-of-366 passes for 3,086 yards and a USC freshman record 31 touch-downs with just nine interceptions. Darnold is the first USC QB since Matt Leinart (2004) to throw multiple TDs in seven straight games ... Junior RB Ronald Jones II is one of three returning Pac-12 running backs to rush for 1,000 yards last season as he posted 1,082 yards on 177 carries (6.1 avg) with 12 TDs.

UTAH: The Utes have tapped sophomore QB Tyler Huntley as the opening day starter. Huntley threw just seven passes last season, completing five for 60 yards ... Junior P Mitch Wishnowsky was named preseason first team All-America by the Associated Press. The reigning Ray Guy Award winner averaged 47.7 yards per punt and led the nation in net punting (44.63 avg). Of his 64 punts, 17 were downed inside the 10-yard line, while only two were touchbacks (both in last year’s season-opener).

NOTES FROM THE NORTH

PAC-12 FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK

FEELING THE RUSH: While the Pac-12 is loaded with talented quarterbacks, the running game should not be overlooked. Just look at last week’s results where STANFORD’s Bryce Love rushed for 180 yards and OREGON STATE’s Ryan Nall picked up 115 yards. The league returns three 1,000-yard rushers from last season in WASHINGTON junior Myles Gaskin (1,373 yards/5.8 avg/10 TDs), COLORADO senior Phillip Lindsay (1,252 yards/5.1 avg/16 TDs) and USC junior Ronald Jones II (1,082 yards/6.1 avg/12 TDs), but three other returning running backs have posted 1,000-yard seasons during their careers - ARIZONA senior Nick Wilson (1,375 yards in 2014), OREGON senior Royce Freeman (1,365 yards in 2014; 1,836 yards in 2015) and ARIZONA STATE senior Demario Richard (1,050 yards in 2015).

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AP Top 25Preseason

1 Alabama (52) 0-0 1513 2 Ohio State (3) 0-0 1414 3 Florida State (4) 0-0 1396 4 USC (2) 0-0 1325 5 Clemson 0-0 1201 6 Penn State 0-0 1196 7 Oklahoma 0-0 1170 8 Washington 0-0 1150 9 Wisconsin 0-0 926 10 Oklahoma State 0-0 889 11 Michigan 0-0 881 12 Auburn 0-0 880 13 LSU 0-0 784 14 Stanford 0-0 695 15 Georgia 0-0 690 16 Louisville 0-0 629 17 Florida 0-0 624 18 Miami 0-0 492 19 South Florida 0-0 327 20 Kansas State 0-0 317 21 Virginia Tech 0-0 240 22 West Virginia 0-0 207 23 Texas 0-0 173 24 Washington State 0-0 133 25 Tennessee 0-0 114 Others Receiving votes: 27 Utah 33 Oregon 35 Colorado 37 UCLA

USA Today Top 25Preseason

1 Alabama (49) 0-0 1603 2 Ohio State (5) 0-0 1512 3 Florida State (4) 0-0 1434 4 USC 0-0 1415 5 Clemson (7) 0-0 1367 6 Penn State 0-0 1257 7 Washington 0-0 1245 8 Oklahoma 0-0 1237 9 Michigan 0-0 959 10 Wisconsin 0-0 936 11 Oklahoma State 0-0 912 12 LSU 0-0 834 13 Auburn 0-0 819 14 Stanford 0-0 732 15 Georgia 0-0 701 16 Florida 0-0 681 17 Louisville 0-0 676 18 Miami 0-0 472 19 Kansas State 0-0 339 20 West Virginia 0-0 319 21 South Florida 0-0 247 22 Virginia Tech 0-0 235 23 Texas 0-0 193 24 Tennessee 0-0 155 25 Utah 0-0 109Others receiving votes: 26 Washington State 27 Colorado 54 Arizona 55 UCLA

CFPFirst ranking - Oct. 31

Pac-12 PreseasonMedia PollNORTH 1 Washington (49) 309 2 Stanford (1) 247 3 Washington State (1) 206 4 Oregon (1) 163 5 Oregon State 101 6 California 64

SOUTH 1 USC (49) 309 2 Utah (1) 220 3 UCLA (1) 209 4 Colorado (1) 182 5 Arizona State 109 6 Arizona 61

PAC-12 FCG CHAMPION: USC (28 votes)

Others receiving votes: Washington (22), Oregon (1), Utah (1)

CFP/AP (media)/USA Today (coaches)

ARIZ ASU CAL COLO ORE OSU STAN UCLA USC UTAH WASH WSU PRE nr/54 nr/nr nr/nr 35/27 33/33 nr/nr 14/14 37/55 4/4 27/25 8/7 24/26 9/5 9/10

POLL NOTES: USC makes its 20th appearance all-time in the Top 5 in the AP preseason poll ... Washington’s No. 8 preseason ranking is its highest since open-ing at No. 4 for the 1997 season. The Huskies have been ranked in the AP Top 10 for 16 consecutive weeks, the longest stretch in the Top 10 since 1990-92 (37 straight weeks) ... It’s the seventh consecutive season that Stanford has appeared in the AP preseason Top 25. The Cardinal are one of eight teams to have appeared in the AP preseason poll in each of the last seven seasons, joining Alabama, Ohio State, Florida State, USC, Oklahoma, LSU and Georgia ... Washington State is making its third-ever appearance in the AP preseason Top 25 (also in 1952 and 2002).

2016 FINAL PAC-12 STANDINGS PAC-12 OVERALLNORTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PAWashington 8-1 .889 389 184 12-2 .857 585 248Washington State 7-2 .778 358 244 8-5 .615 496 343Stanford 6-3 .667 233 202 10-3 .769 342 265California 3-6 .333 304 392 5-7 .417 445 511Oregon State 3-6 .333 230 291 4-8 .333 314 366Oregon 2-7 .222 296 408 4-8 .333 425 497

SOUTH W-L Pct. PF PA W-L Pct. PF PAColorado 8-1 .889 289 166 10-4 .714 435 304USC 7-2 .778 299 180 10-3 .769 447 315Utah 5-4 .556 284 251 9-4 .692 388 311Arizona State 2-7 .222 256 382 5-7 .417 400 478UCLA 2-7 .222 216 264 4-8 .333 299 330Arizona 1-8 .111 203 393 3-9 .250 297 460

2016 PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Washington 41, Colorado 10

PAC-12 BOWL ARRANGEMENTSThe Pac-12 is in the fourth year of a six-year agreement with seven bowl part-ners that should provide the Conference with a competitive postseason bowl experience. The lineup is led by the Rose Bowl Game presented by North-western Mutual, which is the destination for the Pac-12 champion. However, in 2017-18, if the Pac-12 champion is ranked among the top four of the CFP poll following the 2017 season, it would play in either the Rose or Sugar Bowl. If the Pac-12 champion is not ranked among the top four, it would be slotted in one of the other selected CFP bowl games (Cotton, Fiesta or Peach).

Bowl Game Opponent Date TVRose presented by Northwestern Mutual Big Ten Jan. 1 ESPNValero Alamo Big 12 Dec. 28 ESPNSan Diego County Credit Union Holiday Big Ten Dec. 28 FS1Foster Farms Big Ten Dec. 27 FOXHyundai Sun ACC Dec. 29 CBSLas Vegas MWC Dec. 16 ABCCactus Big 12 Dec. 26 ESPN

PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY NATIONAL RANKINGS

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BEDNARIK AWARD(Most Outstanding Defensive Player)Koron Crump, SR, LB, ASUTroy Dye, SO, LB, OREKylie Fitts, SR, DE, UTAHPorter Gustin, JR, LB, USCLowell Lotulelei, SR, DT, UTAHIman Marshall, JR, CB, USCHercules Mata’afa, RS JR, DE, WSUHarrison Phillips, SR, DT, STANJustin Reid, JR, S, STANCameron Smith, JR, LB, USCVita Vea, JR, DT, WASHAzeem Victor, SR, LB, WASHKenny Young, SR, LB, UCLA

THE BILETNIKOFF AWARD(Season’s Outstanding Receiver)Shay Fields, SR, WR, COLOTavares Martin Jr., JR, WR, WSUDante Pettis, SR, WR, WASHDemetris Robertson, SO, WR, CALDevin Ross, SR, WR, COLO

BRONKO NAGURSKI TROPHY(Most Outstanding Defensive Player)Greg Gaines, JR, OT, WASHRasheem Green, JR, DT, USCLowell Lotulelei, SR, DT, UTAHVita Vae, JR, OT, WASHJames Looney, RS SR, DE, CALHercules Mata’afa, RS JR, DE, WSUJoJo Wicker, JR, DE, ASUCameron Smith, JR, LB, USCAzeem Victor, SR, LB, WASHChase Hansen, JR, DB, UTAHIman Marshall, JR, DB, USCQuenton Meeks, JR, DB, STANTaylor Rapp, SO, DB, WASH

THE BUTKUS AWARD(Top Linebacker)Keishawn Bierria, SR, LB, WASHKoron Crump, SR, LB, ASUDevante Downs, SR, LB, CALPorter Gustin, JR, LB, USCManase Hungalu, SR, LB, OSUPeter Kalambayi, RS SR, LB, STANUchenna Nwosu, SR, LB, USCCameron Smith, JR, LB, USCAzeem Victor, SR, LB, WASHKenny Young, SR, LB, UCLA

DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD(Most Outstanding Quarterback)Jake Browning, JR, QB, WASHSam Darnold, RS SO, QB, USCLuke Falk, SR, QB, WSUJosh Rosen, JR, QB, UCLA

DOAK WALKER AWARD(Top College Running Back)Kalen Ballage, SR, RB, ASURyan Nall, JR, RB, OSUMyles Gaskin, JR, RB, WASHRonald Jones, II, JR, RB, USCPhillip Lindsay, SR, RB, COLOBryce Love, JR, RB, STANJamal Morrow, SR, RB, WSUDemario Richard, SR, RB, ASUArmand Shyne, JR, RB, UTAHTre Watson, SR, RB, CAL

JIM THORPE AWARD(Best Defensive Back)Chase Hansen, JR, DB, UTAHIman Marshall, JR, DB, USCQuenton Meeks, JR, DB, STANTaylor Rapp, SO, DB, WASHJustin Reid, JR, DB, STANJaleel Wadood, SR, DB, UCLA

JOHN MACKEY AWARD(Most Outstanding Tight End)Ray Hudson, RS SR, TE, CALDaniel Imatorbhebhe, RS SO, TE, USCAustin Roberts, RS JR, TE, UCLADrew Sample, JR, TE, WASHDalton Schultz, SR, TE, STAN

LOU GROZA AWARD(Collegiate Place-Kicker Award)Matt Anderson, RS SR, PK, CAL

MAXWELL AWARD(Most Outstanding Player)Kalen Ballage, SR, RB, ASU Jake Browning, JR, QB, WASHSam Darnold, SO, QB, USCLuke Falk, RS SR, QB, WSURoyce Freeman, SR, RB, OREMyles Gaskin, JR, RB, WASHPhillip Lindsay, SR, RB, COLOBryce Love, JR, RB, STANRyan Nall, JR, RB, OSUCody O’Connell, RS SR, OT, WSUJosh Rosen, JR, QB, UCLA

OUTLAND TROPHY(Most Outstanding Interior Lineman)Scott Quessenberry, RS SR, OL, UCLAColeman Shelton, SR, OL, WASHCody O’Connell, RS SR, OL, WSUTrey Adams, JR, OL, WASHTyrell Crosby, SR, OL, OREGreg Gaines, JR, DT, WASHRasheem Green, JR, DT, USCLowell Lotulelei, SR, DT, UTAHHarrison Phillips, SR, DT, STANVita Vae, JR, DT, WASH

PAUL HORNUNG AWARD(Most Versatile Player)Kalen Ballage, SR, RB, ASUGeorge Frazier, SR, TE, COLOJamal Morrow, RS SR, RB, WSUCharles Nelson, SR, WR, OREDante Pettis, SR, WR, WASHTre Watson, SR, RB, CAL

RAY GUY AWARD(College Punter of the Year)Jake Bailey, JR, P, STANSteven Coutts, JR, P, CALNick Porebski, SR, P, OSUChris Tilbey, RS JR, P, USCMitch Wishnowsky, JR, P, UTAH (2016 Winner)

RIMINGTON TROPHY(Most Outstanding Center)Jesse Burkett, SR, C, STANNathan Eldridge, RS SO, C, ARIZJake Hanson, RS SO, C, ORESumner Houston, JR, C, OSUAddison Ooms, RS JR, C, CALScott Quessenberry, RS SR, OL, UCLAColeman Shelton, SR, C, WASH

TED HENDRICKS AWARD(Most Outstanding Defensive End)Rasheem Green, JR, DE, USCKylie Fitts, SR, DE, UTAHJames Looney, RS SR, DE, CALHercules Mata’afa, RS JR, DE, WSUJoJo Wicker, JR, DE, ASU

WALTER CAMP PLAYER OF THE YEARJake Browning, JR, QB, WASHSam Darnold, SO, QB, USCLuke Falk, SR, QB, WSUJosh Rosen, JR, QB, UCLARoyce Freeman, SR, RB, OREMitch Wishnowsky, JR, P, UTAH

WUERFFEL TROPHY(Player Who Best Combines Exemplary Community Service With Athletic And Aca-demic Achievement)Jacob Alsadek, SR, OL, ARIZTashon Smallwood, SR, DL, ASURaymond Davidson, SR, DL, CALDerek McCartney, SR, LB, COLOJuwaan Williams, SR, DB, OREMarcus McMaryion, JR, QB, OSUHarrison Phillips, SR, DT, STANKenny Young, SR, LB, UCLANico Falah, SR, OL, USCChase Hansen, JR, DB, UTAHAzeem Victor, SR, LB, WASHPeyton Pelluer, SR, LB, WSU

Date Offensive Player Defensive Player Special Teams PlayerSept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20 Nov. 27

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PAC-12 IN THE WEEKLY STATISTICAL RANKINGS (2016 Final Rankings)

INDIVIDUAL LEADERSRUSHING (YPG)National Leader: D’Onta Foreman, Texas ........................................184.44. Christian McCaffrey, Stanford ..............................................145.7

PASSING EFFICIENCY (QB rating)National Leader: Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma ...................................196.47. Jake Browning, Washington .................................................167.59. Sam Darnold, USC ..............................................................161.1

PASSING (Completion Percentage)National Leader: Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma ...................................0.7092. Luke Falk, Washington State ................................................0.7009. Sam Darnold, USC ..............................................................0.67219. Justin Herbert, Oregon ........................................................0.63522. Manny Wilkins, Arizona State ...............................................0.633

PASSING (Yards per game)National Leader: Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech ..............................421.02. Davis Webb, California .........................................................357.94. Luke Falk, Washington State ...............................................343.7

TOTAL OFFENSENational Leader: Patrick Mahomes, Texas Tech ..............................442.74. Davis Webb, California .........................................................348.89. Luke Falk, Washington State ................................................338.5

RECEPTIONS PER GAMENational Leaders: Zay Jones, East Carolina .......................................13.23. Chad Hansen, California ..........................................................9.217. Gabe Marks, Washington State ................................................6.8 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAMENational Leader: Zay Jones, East Carolina .......................................145.54. Chad Hansen, California ......................................................124.9

SCORINGNational Leader: Anthony Wales, Western Kentucky..........................13.49. Matt Anderson, California ........................................................9.821. Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State ..................................................9.021. Ryan Nall, Oregon State ..........................................................9.0

ALL-PURPOSE YARDSNational Leader: Christian McCaffrey, Stanford ..............................211.5522. Khalfani Muhammad, California .........................................140.2724. Tim White, Arizona State ....................................................139.33

SACKS (Per Game)National Leader: Harold Landry, Boston College .................................1.273. Hunter Dimick, Utah .............................................................1.1211. Takkarist McKinley, UCLA ......................................................0.9124. Jimmie Gilbert, Colorado .......................................................0.7524. Koron Crump, Arizona State ..................................................0.75

TACKLES FOR LOSSNational Leader: Tegray Scales, Indiana..............................................1.810. Takkarist McKinley, UCLA ........................................................1.613. Hunter Dimick, Utah ...............................................................1.5

TOTAL INTERCEPTIONSNational Leader: R. Douglas, West Virginia/T. McFadden, Florida State ..83. Tedric Thompson, Colorado ........................................................713. Adoree’ Jackson, USC; Dallas Lloyd, Stanford; Marcus Williams, Utah ...............................................................5

PUNT RETURNSNational Leader: Brisly Estime, Syracuse ..........................................17.73. Adoree’ Jackson, USC ...........................................................15.87. Tim White, Arizona State ........................................................12.710. Dante Pettis, Washington .......................................................11.525. Kaleb Fossum, Washington State .............................................9.1

KICKOFF RETURNSNational Leader: Kylen Towner, Western Kentucky ............................40.46. Adoree’ Jackson, USC ...........................................................29.517. Charles Nelson, Oregon .........................................................25.9

PUNTINGNational Leader: Johnny Townsend, Florida ........................................47.92. Mitch Wishnowsky, Utah .......................................................47.78. Dylan Klumph, California .......................................................44.818. Matt Haack, Arizona State .....................................................43.924. Jake Bailey, Stanford .............................................................43.5

FIELD GOALS PER GAMENational Leader: Daniel Carlson, Auburn ..........................................2.154. Zane Gonzalez, Arizona State ................................................1.925. Matt Anderson, California ......................................................1.835. Conrad Ukropina, Stanford ....................................................1.8311. Andy Phillips, Utah ................................................................1.62

TEAM LEADERSRUSHING OFFENSENational Leader: New Mexico .........................................................350.019. Arizona .........................................................................235.0

PASSING OFFENSENational Leader: Texas Tech ...........................................................463.03. Washingon State .................................................................362.54. California .........................................................................358.819. UCLA .........................................................................295.625. USC .........................................................................276.4

TOTAL OFFENSENational Leader: Texas Tech ...........................................................564.510. California .........................................................................513.215. Oregon .........................................................................491.718. Washington State ................................................................482.520. USC .........................................................................477.1

SCORING OFFENSENational Leader: Louisville ................................................................45.58. Washington ...........................................................................41.818. Washington State ..................................................................38.222. California ...........................................................................37.1

RUSHING DEFENSENational Leader: Alabama ................................................................63.922. Utah .........................................................................128.7

PASSING YARDS ALLOWEDNational Leader: Michigan ..............................................................142.515. Washington .........................................................................182.920. Colorado .........................................................................193.6

TOTAL DEFENSENational Leader: Michigan ..............................................................261.812. Washington .........................................................................316.919. Colorado .........................................................................342.5

SCORING DEFENSENational Leader: Alabama ................................................................13.08. Washington ...........................................................................17.718. Stanford ...........................................................................20.420. Colorado ...........................................................................21.7

PUNT RETURNSNational Leader: Texas A&M...........................................................25.366. USC .........................................................................15.339. Washington State ................................................................13.4816. Washington .........................................................................11.23

KICKOFF RETURNSNational Leader: San Diego State ....................................................28.1116. Oregon .........................................................................23.6719. Oregon State .......................................................................23.3921. Utah .........................................................................23.3723. USC .........................................................................23.23

TURNOVER MARGINNational Leader: Washington/Western Michigan ................................1.29

TEAM PASSING EFFICIENCYNational Leader: Oklahoma ..........................................................193.795. Washington .......................................................................170.4519. Oregon .......................................................................151.5725. USC .......................................................................149.61

TEAM PASS EFFICIENCY DEFENSENational Leader: Florida .................................................................92.875. Colorado .......................................................................104.257. UCLA .......................................................................105.858. Washington .......................................................................106.2425. Stanford .......................................................................117.75

SACKSNational Leader: Florida State ...........................................................3.926. Utah ...........................................................................3.3119. Washington ...........................................................................2.8622. Stanford ...........................................................................2.85

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COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COMEach Pac-12 team has posted head shots, media guides, game books, notes, statistics and more on colleg-epressbox.com. (Username: pac12media. Password: pasadena).

Pac-12 Conference (415-580-4200)Dave Hirsch ..........................dhirsch@pac-12.orgMolly Babcock ................. mbabcock@pac-12.orgTwitter: @Pac12Facebook: Pac-12Arizona (520-621-4163)Blair Willis ........................... bmw23@arizona.eduDaniel Berk ............................ dberk@arizona.eduTwitter: @ArizonaFBallFacebook: University of Arizona FootballArizona State (480-965-6592)Mark Brand ........................mark.brand@asu.eduJeremy Hawkes ...................... jdhawkes@asu.eduTwitter: @FootballASUFacebook: Arizona State Sun DevilsCalifornia (510-642-5363)Kyle McRae .........................mcrae@berkeley.eduTim Miguel ......................... tmiguel@berkeley.eduTwitter: @CalFootballFacebook: Cal BearsColorado (303-492-5626)David Plati .................... david.plati@colorado.eduJason Clay ..................... jason.clay@colorado.eduRyan Megay ................ ryan.megay@colorado.eduTwitter: @RunRalphieRunFacebook: Colorado Buffaloes FootballOregon (541-346-5488)Jimmy Stanton .................. jstanton@uoregon.eduAndy McNamara ........... mcnamara@uoregon.eduTwitter: @WinthedayFacebook: Oregon FootballOregon State (541-737-3720)Steve Fenk ................steve.fenk@oregonstate.eduHank Hager ............ hank.hager@oregonstate.eduTwitter: @OSUBeaversFBFacebook: Oregon State FootballStanford (650-723-4418)Alan George .................... ageorge2@stanford.eduEric Dolan ........................... edolan@stanford.eduTwitter: @StanfordFballFacebook: Stanford FootballUCLA (310-206-6831)Steve Rourke ............. srourke@athletics.ucla.eduLiza David ..................... ldavid@athletics.ucla.eduTwitter: @UCLAFootballFacebook: UCLA FootballUSC (213-740-8480)Tim Tessalone .......................... tessalon@usc.eduPaul Goldberg ......................... pgoldber@usc.eduTwitter: @USC_athleticsFacebook: USC Trojans- Official Page

Utah (801-581-3511)Liz Abel ....................... label@huntsman.utah.eduBrooke Frederickson ....bfrederickson@huntsman.utah.eduTwitter: @Utah_FootballFacebook: Utah Football

Washington (206-543-2230)Jeff Bechthold .......................... bechtold@uw.eduBrian Tom ................................ briantom@uw.eduTwitter: @UW_FootballFacebook: Washington Husky Football

Washington State (509-335-2684)Bill Stevens .......................... wsstevens@wsu.eduBobby Alworth ................bobby.alworth@wsu.eduTwitter: @wsucougfbFacebook: Washington State Football

Media can obtain weekly press releases, updated statistics, archived teleconferences, and more at www.pac-12.com/media. Those media members who would like to receive the weekly Pac-12 football release and other pertinent Pac-12 information via e-mail, please provide your e-mail address to Molly Babcock (mbabcock@pac-12.org) or Dave Hirsch (dhirsch@pac-12.org) and we will include it on our weekly distribution list. You can follow the Pac-12 throughout the year on Twitter (@Pac12) and Facebook (Pac12)

INSIDE PAC-12 FOOTBALL: “Inside Pac-12 Football” will return to Pac-12 Networks on Friday evenings beginning Sept. 9. The show will kickoff the Networks’ 2017 Football coverage and provide weekend cover-age during the season. This year, “Inside Pac-12 Football” will include a series of season preview shows with “Inside Pac-12 Football: Season Preview.” These four, hour-long episodes will feature three Pac-12 schools each and will provide viewers with an inside look at each football program, on-site footage and interviews, special feature stories and studio analysis from all 12 Pac-12 training camps. The shows will premiere over a four-day stretch from August 27-30. Specific times are to be announced.

THE DRIVE: This season, “The Drive” will premiere regularly on Thursday evenings and the show will again feature all 12 universities, highlighting one school per episode. The first episode of the season will premiere on Thursday, Sept. 7 and will feature Stanford following its Saturday, August 26 game against Rice University in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.

PAC-12 SPORTS REPORT: Pac-12 Networks will evolve its flagship program, “Pac-12 Sports Report,” this football season to include an expanded multiplatform format. In addition to its regular Sunday evening pro-gram, “Pac-12 Sports Report” will all season long include “Sports Report Update” segments throughout the week, delivering Pac-12 fans more news, highlights and analysis as it happens.

THE 12 GREATEST: New programming being introduced this fall will include “The 12 Greatest,” a series that will countdown and chronicle the 12 greatest student-athletes in football for each Pac-12 university. The show will premiere as part of a marathon of all 12 episodes, one per university, to begin the Networks’ “Football Kickoff Week” coverage on Saturday, August 26. Specific times for each show will be announced at a later date.

PAC-12 FOOTBALL GAMEBREAK: Also new to the programming offering this year will be “Pac-12 Football Gamebreak,” expanding Pac-12 Networks’ studio coverage on Saturdays, in-between games.

Also returning this season, “Football in 60” will again offer every Pac-12 football game in a condensed and action-packed 60-minute presentation.

PAC-12 NETWORKS: A variety of football related shows will air on Pac-12 Networks during the 2017 season. In addition to the Pac-12 Football Pregame Show, Pac-12 Postgame Report and Pac-12 Final Score aired during the season, Pac-12 Networks will air the following shows featur-ing Pac-12 football.

PAC-12 MEDIA CENTERPAC-12 DIRECTORY

2017 PAC-12 COACHES MEDIA TELECONFERENCEEach Tuesday during the season, starting Tuesday, Aug. 29 and concluding on Tuesday, November 21. Each head coach will be available for 10 minutes. The two head coaches of the teams participating in the Pac-12 Championship Game will be available November 27 (Time TBD). In order to participate on the call, media must use their work email address to send a request to Dave Hirsch (dhirsch@pac-12.org) or Molly Bab-cock (mbabcock@pac-12.org) for the conference call phone number.

ORDER OF COACHES (PT/MT):10:05 am PT/11:05 am MT - Jim Mora, UCLA (Aug. 29)10:15 am PT/11:15 am MT - Gary Andersen, Oregon State10:25 am PT/11:25 am MT - Mike MacIntyre, Colorado10:35 am PT/11:35 am MT - Kyle Whittingham, Utah10:45 am PT/11:45 am MT - David Shaw, Stanford10:55 am PT/11:55 am MT - Mike Leach, Washington State11:05 am PT/12:05 pm MT - Rich Rodriguez, Arizona11:15 am PT/12:15 pm MT - Justin Wilcox, California11:25 am PT/12:25 pm MT - Open11:35 am PT/12:35 pm MT - Jim Mora, UCLA (Sept. 5)11:45 am PT/12:45 pm MT - Clay Helton, USC11:55 am PT/12:55 pm MT - Chris Petersen, Washington12:05 pm PT/1:05 pm MT - Todd Graham, Arizona State12:15 pm PT/1:15 pm MT - Willie Taggart, Oregon

The teleconferences will be recorded and available online at Pac-12.com that same afternoon as the call.

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2017 PAC-12 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE/RESULTS

ARIZONA (0-0, South: 0-0)Sa., 9/2 Northern Arizona 8:01 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/9 Houston 7:30 pm PT/ESPN/2/UFr., 9/15 at UTEP 7:15 pm PT/ESPNFr., 9/22 Utah 7:30 pm PT/FS1Sa., 10/7 at ColoradoSa., 10/14 UCLASa., 10/21 at CaliforniaSa., 10/28 Washington StateSa., 11/4 at USCSa., 11/11 Oregon StateSa., 11/18 at OregonSa., 11/25 at Arizona State

ARIZONA STATE (0-0, South: 0-0)Th., 8/31 New Mexico State 7:42 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/9 San Diego State 8:01 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/16 at Texas Tech 7 pm CT/FSNSa., 9/23 OregonSa., 9/30 at StanfordSa., 10/14 WashingtonSa., 10/21 at UtahSa., 10/28 USCSa., 11/4 ColoradoSa., 11/11 at UCLASa., 11/18 at Oregon StateSa., 11/25 Arizona

CALIFORNIA (0-0, North: 0-0)Sa., 9/2 at North Carolina 12:30 pm ET/ACC NetSa., 9/9 Weber State 2:01 pm PT/P12N BASa., 9/16 Mississippi 7:30 pm PT/ESPNSa., 9/23 USCSa., 9/30 at OregonSa., 10/7 at WashingtonSa., 10/13 Washington StateSa., 10/21 ArizonaSa., 10/28 at ColoradoSa., 11/4 Oregon StateSa., 11/18 at StanfordFr., 11/24 at UCLA 7:30 pm PT/FOX/Deportes

COLORADO (0-0, South: 0-0)Fr., 9/1 vs. Colorado State (1) 6:07 pm MT/P12NSa., 9/9 Texas State 12:01 pm MT/P12NSa., 9/16 Northern Colorado 12:01 pm MT/P12NSa., 9/23 WashingtonSa., 9/30 at UCLASa., 10/7 ArizonaSa., 10/14 at Oregon StateSa., 10/21 at Washington StateSa., 10/28 CaliforniaSa., 11/4 at Arizona StateSa., 11/11 USCSa., 11/25 at Utah(1) Sports Authority Field at Mile High, Denver, Colo.

OREGON (0-0, North: 0-0)Sa., 9/2 Southern Utah 5:25 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/9 Nebraska 1:30 pm PT/FOX/DeportesSa., 9/23 at Arizona StateSa., 9/16 at WyomingSa., 9/30 CaliforniaSa., 10/7 Washington StateSa., 10/14 at StanfordSa., 10/21 at UCLASa., 10/28 UtahSa., 11/4 at WashingtonSa., 11/18 ArizonaSa., 11/25 Oregon State TBD/ESPN/2/U or ABC

OREGON STATE (0-1, North: 0-0)Sa., 8/26 at Colorado State (37,583) L, 27-58Sa., 9/2 Portland State 11:01 a.m. PT/P12NSa., 9/9 Minnesota 7 p.m. PT/FS1Sa., 9/16 at Washington StateSa., 9/22 at USCSa., 9/30 WashingtonSa., 10/14 ColoradoTh., 10/26 StanfordSa., 11/4 CaliforniaSa., 11/11 at ArizonaSa., 11/18 Arizona StateSa., 11/25 at Oregon TBD/ESPN/2/U or ABC

STANFORD (1-0, North: 0-0)Sa., 8/26 vs. Rice (2) (33,101) W, 62-7Sa., 9/9 at USC 5:30 pm PT/FOXSa., 9/16 at San Diego State 7:30 pm PT/CBSSNSa., 9/23 UCLASa., 9/30 Arizona StateSa., 10/7 at UtahSa., 10/14 OregonTh., 10/26 at Oregon State 6 pm PT/ESPNSa., 11/4 at Washington StateFr., 11/10 Washington 7:30 pm PT/FS1/DeportesSa., 11/18 CaliforniaSa., 11/25 Notre Dame(2) Sydney, Australia

UCLA (0-0, South: 0-0)Su., 9/3 Texas A&M 4:30 pm PT/FOX/DeportesSa., 9/9 Hawai’i 2:01 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/16 at Memphis 11 am CT/ABC/ESPN2Sa., 9/23 at StanfordSa., 9/30 ColoradoSa., 10/14 at ArizonaSa., 10/21 OregonSa., 10/28 at WashingtonFr., 11/3 at Utah 7:30 pm MT/FS1/DeportesSa., 11/11 Arizona StateSa., 11/18 at USCFr., 11/24 California 7:30 pm PT/FS1/Deportes

USC (0-0, South: 0-0)Sat., 9/2 Western Michigan 2:22 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/9 Stanford 5:30 pm PT/FOXSa., 9/16 Texas 5:30 pm PT/FOXSa., 9/23 at CaliforniaFr., 9/29 at Washington State 7:30 pm PT/ESPNSa., 10/7 Oregon StateSa., 10/14 UtahSa., 10/21 at Notre Dame 7:30 pm ET/NBCSa., 10/28 at Arizona StateSa., 11/4 ArizonaSa., 11/11 at ColoradoSa., 11/18 UCLA

UTAH (0-0, South: 0-0)Th., 8/31 North Dakota 5:31 pm MT/P12NSa., 9/9 at BYU 8:15 pm MT/ESPN/2/USa., 9/16 San Jose State 8 pm MT/ESPN2Fr., 9/22 at Arizona 7:30 pm PT/FS1Sa., 10/7 StanfordSa., 10/14 at USCSa., 10/21 Arizona StateSa., 10/28 at OregonFr., 11/3 UCLA 7:30 pm MT/FS1/DeportesSa., 11/11 Washington StateSa., 11/18 at WashingtonSa., 11/25 Colorado

WASHINGTON (0-0, North: 0-0)Fr., 9/1 at Rutgers 8 pm ET/FS1Sa., 9/9 Montana 5:10 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/16 Fresno State 6:40 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/23 at ColoradoSa., 9/30 at Oregon StateSa., 10/7 CaliforniaSa., 10/14 at Arizona StateSa., 11/28 UCLASa., 11/4 OregonFr., 11/10 at Stanford 7:30 pm PT/FS1/DeportesSa., 11/18 UtahSa., 11/25 Washington State

WASHINGTON STATE (0-0, North: 0-0)Sa., 9/2 Montana State 7:30 pm PT/FS1Sa., 9/9 Boise State 7:30 pm PT/ESPN/2/USa., 9/16 Oregon State 2:30 pm PT/P12NSa., 9/23 NevadaFr., 9/29 USC 7:30 pm PT/ESPNSa., 10/7 at OregonSa., 10/13 at CaliforniaSa., 10/21 ColoradoSa., 10/28 at ArizonaSa., 11/4 StanfordSa., 11/11 UtahSa., 11/25 at Washington

2017 Pac-12Team Statistics Through games of Aug 28, 2017

S C O R IN G O FFE N S E G TD FG X P T 2X P D X P S af P ts A vg /G1. S tan fo rd 1 8 2 8 0 0 0 62 62.02. O regon S ta te 1 3 2 3 0 0 0 27 27.0

S C O R IN G D E FE N S E G TD FG X P T 2X P D X P S af P ts A vg /G1. S tan fo rd 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 7 7.02. O regon S ta te 1 7 3 7 0 0 0 58 58.0

TO TA L O FFE N S E G R ush P ass P lays Y ards A vg /P TD A vg/G1. S tan fo rd 1 287 369 73 656 9.0 8 656.02. O regon S ta te 1 152 304 76 456 6.0 3 456.0

TO TA L D E FE N S E G R ush P ass P lays Y ards A vg /P TD A vg/G1. S tan fo rd 1 146 95 62 241 3.9 1 241.02. O regon S ta te 1 191 334 82 525 6.4 6 525.0

R U S H IN G O FFE N S E G A tt. Y ards A vg /A Long TD A vg/G1. S tan fo rd 1 36 287 8.0 62 5 287.02. O regon S ta te 1 29 152 5.2 75 1 152.0

R U S H IN G D E FE N S E G A tt. Y ards A vg /A Long TD A vg/G1. S tan fo rd 1 38 146 3.8 23 1 146.02. O regon S ta te 1 43 191 4.4 13 3 191.0

P A S S O FFE N S E G C om p-A tt-In t P ct. Y ds A vg /A TD A vg/G1. S tan fo rd 1 21-37-0 56.8 369 10.0 3 369.02. O regon S ta te 1 27-47-3 57.4 304 6.5 2 304.0

P A S S D E FE N S E G C om p-A tt-In t P ct. Y ds A vg /A TD A vg/G1. S tan fo rd 1 10-24-1 41.7 95 4.0 0 95.02. O regon S ta te 1 26-39-1 66.7 334 8.6 3 334.0

P A S S E FF IC IE N C Y G C om p-A tt-In t P ct. Y ds A vg /G TD E ffic .1. S tan fo rd 1 21-37-0 56.8 369 369.0 3 167.32. O regon S ta te 1 27-47-3 57.4 304 304.0 2 113.1

P A S S D E FE N S E E FF IC . G C om p-A tt-In t P ct. Y ds A vg /G TD E ffic .1. S tan fo rd 1 10-24-1 41.7 95 95.0 0 66.62. O regon S ta te 1 26-39-1 66.7 334 334.0 3 158.9

K IC K O FF R E TU R N S G N o. Y ards TD Long A vg.1. O regon S ta te 1 5 109 0 24 21.82. S tan fo rd 1 0 0 0 0 0.0

P U N T R E TU R N A V G G N o. Y ards TD Long A vg.1. S tan fo rd 1 3 32 0 17 10.72. O regon S ta te 1 0 0 0 0 0.0

IN TE R C E P TIO N S G N o. Y ards TD Long A vg.1. S tan fo rd 1 1 2 0 2 2.02. O regon S ta te 1 1 0 0 0 0.0

P U N TIN G G N o. Y ards A vg /P R et. A vg / TB N et/P1. S tan fo rd 1 1 59 59.0 12 12.0 0 47.02. O regon S ta te 1 3 108 36.0 -3 -1 .0 0 37.0

K IC K O FF C O V E R A G E G N o. Y ards A vg . R et. TB N etA vg1. S tan fo rd 1 10 633 63.3 70 4 46.32. O regon S ta te 1 5 321 64.2 86 2 37.0

FIE LD G O A LS G M ade A tt P ct.1. S tan fo rd 1 2 2 1.0002. O regon S ta te 1 2 3 . 6 6 7

P A T K IC K IN G G M ade A tt P ct.1. S tan fo rd 1 8 8 1.000

O regon S ta te 1 3 3 1.000

S A C K S B Y G N o. Y ards A vg /G1. S tan fo rd 1 2 9 2.002. O regon S ta te 1 0 0 0.00

S A C K S A G A IN S T G N o. Y ards A vg /G1. O regon S ta te 1 1 5 1.002. S tan fo rd 1 2 17 2.00

FIR S T D O W N S G R ush P ass P en Tota l A vg /G1. S tan fo rd 1 12 12 3 27 27.02. O regon S ta te 1 6 17 0 23 23.0

O P P O N E N T 1S T D O W N S G R ush P ass P en Tota l A vg /G1. S tan fo rd 1 8 5 1 14 14.02. O regon S ta te 1 16 14 1 31 31.0

3R D -D O W N C O N V E R S IO N SG C onv. A tt. P ct.1. S tan fo rd 1 6 9 66.72. O regon S ta te 1 10 16 62.5

O P P 3R D -D N C O N V E R T G C onv. A tt. P ct.1. S tan fo rd 1 5 15 33.32. O regon S ta te 1 8 14 57.1

4TH -D O W N C O N V E R S IO N SG C onv. A tt. P ct.1. S tan fo rd 1 0 1 0.0

O regon S ta te 1 0 0 0.0

O P P 4TH -D N C O N V E R T G C onv. A tt. P ct.1. S tan fo rd 1 0 2 0.02. O regon S ta te 1 1 1 100.0

P E N A LTIE S G N o. Y ards A vg /G1. O regon S ta te 1 3 21 21.02. S tan fo rd 1 4 35 35.0

O P P O N E N T P E N A LTIE S G N o. Y ards A vg /G1. S tan fo rd 1 6 45 45.02. O regon S ta te 1 8 40 40.0

TIM E O F P O S S E S S IO N G Tota l possession A vg /G1. S tan fo rd 1 33:38 33:382. O regon S ta te 1 25:41 25:41

TU R N O V E R M A R G ING ained Lost

Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot M arg i P er/G1. S tan fo rd 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 +2 2.002. O regon S ta te 1 1 1 2 2 3 5 -3 -3 .00

R E D ZO N E O FFE N S E G S cores P ct. TD s (R -P ) FG s TurnO1. S tan fo rd 1 7-7 100.0 6 3-3 1-1 0

O regon S ta te 1 1-1 100.0 0 0-0 1-1 0

R E D ZO N E D E FE N S E G S cores P ct. TD s (R -P ) FG s TurnO1. S tan fo rd 1 0-0 0 .0 0 0-0 0-0 02. O regon S ta te 1 8-8 100.0 6 3-3 2-2 0

O N -S ID E K IC K S B Y G R ecovered A ttem pts S uccess%1. S tan fo rd 1 0 0 0.0

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2017 P ac-12Team S tatis tics Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017

O N -S ID E K IC K S A G A IN S T G R ecovered A ttem pts S uccess%1. S tan fo rd 1 0 0 0.0

O regon S ta te 1 0 0 0.0

A TTE N D A N C E H om e A w ay N eutra l To ta lO regon S ta te 0-0 1-37583 0-0 1-37583S tan fo rd 0-0 0-0 1-33101 1-33101Tota ls 0-0 1-37583 1-33101 2-35342

2017 P ac-12Ind iv idual S tatis tics Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017

R U S H IN G C l G A tt. Y ds A vg . TD Lg A vg/G1. B Love-S TA N 1 13 180 13.8 1 62 180.02. R yan N a ll-O S U 1 15 115 7.7 1 75 115.03. C S carle tt-S TA N 1 8 59 7.4 3 29 59.04. A rtav is P ie rce-O S U 1 8 35 4.4 0 7 35.05. D M addox-S TA N 1 8 29 3.6 0 9 29.06. K C oste llo -S TA N 1 1 25 25.0 1 25 25.07. Thom as Tyner-O S U 1 4 8 2.0 0 7 8.08. R B urns-S TA N 1 3 4 1.3 0 8 4.09. C a lv in Ty le r-O S U Fr 1 1 -1 -1 .0 0 0 -1 .0

10 K C hryst-S TA N 1 2 -2 -1 .0 0 7 -2 .0

P A S S IN G A V G /G A M E C l G C om p-A tt-In t Y ds TD A vg/G1. Jake Lu ton-O S U 1 27-47-3 304 2 304.02. K C hryst-S TA N 1 14-24-0 253 2 253.03. K C oste llo -S TA N 1 5-9-0 80 0 8 0 . 04 . R B urns-S TA N 1 2-4-0 36 1 3 6 . 0

P A S S E FF IC IE N C Y C l G C om p-A tt-In t Y ds TD E ff.1. R B urns-S TA N 1 2-4-0 36 1 208.12. K C hryst-S TA N 1 14-24-0 253 2 174.43. K C oste llo -S TA N 1 5-9-0 80 0 130.24. Jake Lu ton-O S U 1 27-47-3 304 2 113.1

R E C E P TIO N S /G A M E C l G N o. Y ds TD Lg Y ds/G R ec/1. Jordan V illam in-O S U 1 7 77 0 17 77.0 7 .0

N oah Tog ia i-O S U 1 7 67 1 25 67.0 7 .03. C W ed ing ton-S TA N Fr 1 6 82 0 33 82.0 6 .04. K S m ith -S TA N 1 4 55 1 28 55.0 4 .05. C P ark inson-S TA N Fr 1 3 40 2 24 40.0 3 .0

T revon B rad fo rd-O S U 1 3 34 0 34 34.0 3 .0R yan N a ll-O S U 1 3 30 0 23 30.0 3 .0

8. T im m y H ernandez-O S U 1 2 49 1 39 49.0 2 .0D S tew art-S TA N 1 2 46 0 41 46.0 2 .0T Irw in -S TA N 1 2 43 0 30 43.0 2 .0

R E C E IV E Y D S /G A M E C l G N o. Y ds TD Lg A vg/C Y ds/1. C W ed ing ton-S TA N Fr 1 6 82 0 33 13.7 82.02. Jordan V illam in-O S U 1 7 77 0 17 11.0 77.03. N oah Tog ia i-O S U 1 7 67 1 25 9.6 67.04. C S carle tt-S TA N 1 1 56 0 56 56.0 56.05. K S m ith -S TA N 1 4 55 1 28 13.8 55.06. T im m y H ernandez-O S U 1 2 49 1 39 24.5 49.07. D S tew art-S TA N 1 2 46 0 41 23.0 46.08. T Irw in -S TA N 1 2 43 0 30 21.5 43.09. D S chu ltz-S TA N 1 2 41 0 25 20.5 41.0

10 C P ark inson-S TA N Fr 1 3 40 2 24 13.3 40.0

TO TA L O FFE N S E C l G R ush P ass P lays Tota l Y ds/G1. Jake Lu ton-O S U 1 -5 304 48 299 299.02. K C hryst-S TA N 1 -2 253 26 251 251.03. B Love-S TA N 1 180 0 13 180 180.04. R yan N a ll-O S U 1 115 0 15 115 115.05. K C oste llo -S TA N 1 25 80 10 105 105.06. C S carle tt-S TA N 1 59 0 8 59 59.07. R B urns-S TA N 1 4 36 7 40 40.08. A rtav is P ie rce-O S U 1 35 0 8 35 35.09. D M addox-S TA N 1 29 0 8 29 29.0

10 Thom as Tyner-O S U 1 8 0 4 8 8.0

S C O R IN G C l G TD FG X P T 2X P P ts P ts /G1. C S carle tt-S TA N 1 3 0 0 0 18 18.02. J Toner-S TA N 1 0 2 8 0 14 14.03. C P ark inson-S TA N Fr 1 2 0 0 0 12 12.04. Jordan C houka ir-O S U 1 0 2 3 0 9 9.05. B Love-S TA N 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0

K C oste llo -S TA N 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0T im m y H ernandez-O S U 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0N oah Tog ia i-O S U 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0R yan N a ll-O S U 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0K S m ith -S TA N 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0

S C O R IN G (TD s) C l G TD R un P as R et P at P ts A vg /1. C S carle tt-S TA N 1 3 3 0 0 0 18 18.02. C P ark inson-S TA N Fr 1 2 0 2 0 0 12 12.03. K S m ith -S TA N 1 1 0 1 0 0 6 6.0

R yan N a ll-O S U 1 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0N oah Tog ia i-O S U 1 1 0 1 0 0 6 6.0T im m y H ernandez-O S U 1 1 0 1 0 0 6 6.0B Love-S TA N 1 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0K C oste llo -S TA N 1 1 1 0 0 0 6 6.0

S C O R IN G (K IC K ) C l G P A T FG P ts A vg /G1. J Toner-S TA N 1 8-8 2-2 14 14.02. Jordan C houka ir-O S U 1 3-3 2-3 9 9.0

P U N T R E TU R N A V G C l G N o. Y ds TD Long A vg/G1. J Ty le r-S TA N 1 3 32 0 17 10.7

K IC K R E TU R N A V G C l G N o. Y ds TD Long A vg/G1. C a lv in Ty le r-O S U Fr 1 5 109 0 24 21.8

A LL P U R P O S E C l G R ush R cv P R K R Y ds A vg/G1. B Love-S TA N 1 180 0 0 0 180 180.02. R yan N a ll-O S U 1 115 30 0 0 145 145.03. C S carle tt-S TA N 1 59 56 0 0 115 115.04. C a lv in Ty le r-O S U Fr 1 -1 0 0 10 108 108.05. C W ed ing ton-S TA N Fr 1 0 82 0 0 82 82.06. Jordan V illam in-O S U 1 0 77 0 0 77 77.07. N oah Tog ia i-O S U 1 0 67 0 0 67 67.08. K S m ith -S TA N 1 0 55 0 0 55 55.09. T im m y H ernandez-O S U 1 0 49 0 0 49 49.0

10 D S tew art-S TA N 1 0 46 0 0 46 46.0

P U N TIN G C l G N o. Y ds Lg I20 50+ TB A vg.1. N ick P orebsk i-O S U 1 3 108 48 1 0 0 36.0

FIE LD G O A LS C l G M ade A tt. Long P ct. FG /G1. J Toner-S TA N 1 2 2 40 100.0 2 .00

Jordan C houka ir-O S U 1 2 3 40 66.7 2 .00

FIE LD G O A L P C T C l G M ade A tt. Long P ct.1. J Toner-S TA N 1 2 2 40 100.02. Jordan C houka ir-O S U 1 2 3 40 66.7

P A T K IC K IN G P C T C l G M ade A tt. P ct.1. J Toner-S TA N 1 8 8 100.0

Jordan C houka ir-O S U 1 3 3 100.0

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TA C K LE S (A ll positions) C l G P os S olo A st Tota l A vg /G1. Ja len M oore-O S U 1 S A F 4 5 6.5 6 .52. X avie r C raw ford-O S U 1 S A F 5 2 6.0 6 .03. A ndrze j H ughes--O S U 1 3 4 5.0 5 .0

B randon A rno ld -O S U 1 S A F 3 4 5.0 5 .0P K a lam bayi-S TA N 1 LB 5 0 5.0 5 .0

6. B righ t U gw oegbu-O S U 1 LB 3 3 4.5 4 .57. T itus Fa ilauga-O S U 1 4 0 4.0 4 .0

M anase H unga lu -O S U 1 LB 3 2 4.0 4 .0H P h illips-S TA N 1 D T 3 2 4.0 4 .0S B arton-S TA N 1 LB 3 2 4.0 4 .0

11 Jonathan W illis -O S U 1 LB 2 3 3.5 3 .512 J Fox-S TA N 1 LB 3 0 3.0 3 .0

M A nto ine-S TA N 1 S A F 2 2 3.0 3 .014 K a lan i V akam eil-O S U 1 1 3 2.5 2 .5

P a isa S avea-O S U 1 2 1 2.5 2 .5J P erez-S TA N 1 LB 2 1 2.5 2 .5J R e id -S TA N 1 D L 2 1 2.5 2 .5A T rinh-S TA N 1 LB 2 1 2.5 2 .5K yle W hite -O S U 1 S A F 2 1 2.5 2 .5J S w ann-S TA N 1 D E 2 1 2.5 2 .5

21 C Tooh ill-S TA N 1 LB 1 2 2.0 2 .0T A lexander-S TA N 1 S A F 2 0 2.0 2 .0D avid M orris-O S U Fr 1 S A F 2 0 2.0 2 .0Landry P ayne-O S U 1 S A F 2 0 2.0 2 .0

25 P h illip N apo leo-O S U 1 0 3 1.5 1 .5M B ranch-S TA N 1 LB 0 3 1.5 1 .5B aker P ritchard-O S U 1 1 1 1.5 1 .5K esi A h-H oy-O S U Fr 1 LB 1 1 1.5 1 .5O m ar H icks-O nu-O S U 1 S A F 1 1 1.5 1 .5D w ayne W illiam s-O S U 1 S A F 1 1 1.5 1 .5Jay Irv ine-O S U 1 S A F 1 1 1.5 1 .5

32 W esley P ayne-O S U 1 LB 1 0 1.0 1 .0T im m y H ernandez-O S U 1 1 0 1.0 1 .0R B eecher-S TA N 1 LB 1 0 1.0 1 .0B S im m ons-S TA N 1 1 0 1.0 1 .0F B uncom -S TA N 1 0 2 1.0 1 .0R yan N a ll-O S U 1 1 0 1.0 1 .0J A lfie ri-S TA N 1 LB 1 0 1.0 1 .0H am ilcar R ashed-O S U Fr 1 LB 1 0 1.0 1 .0D F ranklin -S TA N 1 1 0 1.0 1 .0E C otton-S TA N 1 D E 1 0 1.0 1 .0

42 L V each-S TA N 1 LB 0 1 0.5 0 .5A H o lder-S TA N 1 S A F 0 1 0.5 0 .5S hem ar S m ith -O S U 1 LB 0 1 0.5 0 .5L B urik-S TA N 1 LB 0 1 0.5 0 .5A ustin H udson-O S U 1 S A F 0 1 0.5 0 .5C R ob inson-S TA N 1 LB 0 1 0.5 0 .5B E dw ards-S TA N 1 0 1 0.5 0 .5

S A C K S C l G P os S olo A st Tota l A vg /G1. P K a lam bayi-S TA N 1 LB 1 0 1.0 1 .00

TA C K LE S FO R LO S S C l G P os S olo A st Tota l A vg /G1. J S w ann-S TA N 1 D E 1 0 1.0 1 .00

J Fox-S TA N 1 LB 1 0 1.0 1 .00T itus Fa ilauga-O S U 1 1 0 1.0 1 .00J R e id -S TA N 1 D L 1 0 1.0 1 .00O m ar H icks-O nu-O S U 1 S A F 1 0 1.0 1 .00T A lexander-S TA N 1 S A F 1 0 1.0 1 .00E C otton-S TA N 1 D E 1 0 1.0 1 .00P K a lam bayi-S TA N 1 LB 1 0 1.0 1 .00

P A S S E S D E FE N D E D C l G B rU p In t. To ta l A vg /G1. K yle W hite -O S U 1 0 1 1 1.00

A ndrze j H ughes--O S U 1 1 0 1 1.00B randon A rno ld -O S U 1 1 0 1 1.00K a lan i V akam eil-O S U 1 1 0 1 1.00T A lexander-S TA N 1 1 0 1 1.00P K a lam bayi-S TA N 1 1 0 1 1.00C R ob inson-S TA N 1 1 0 1 1.00J S w ann-S TA N 1 0 1 1 1.00M A nto ine-S TA N 1 1 0 1 1.00

IN TE R C E P TIO N S C l G N o. Y ds TD Long A vg/G1. J S w ann-S TA N 1 1 2 0 2 1.00

K yle W hite -O S U 1 1 0 0 0 1.00

FU M B LE S FO R C E D C l G N o. A vg /G1. T im m y H ernandez-O S U 1 1 1.00

FU M B LE S R E C O V E R E D C l G N o. A vg /G1. A ndre B odden-O S U 1 1 1.00

C Tooh ill-S TA N 1 1 1.00

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Team C onference P ct. P F P A O vera ll P ct. P F P A H om e A w ay N eut S treakS tanford 0-0 .000 0 0 1-0 1 .000 62 7 0-0 0-0 1-0 W on 1O regon S ta te 0-0 .000 0 0 0-1 .000 27 58 0-0 0-1 0-0 Lost 1

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IN D IV ID U A L P LA Y E R G A M E H IG H S

P oin ts scored 18 C S carle tt (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)14 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Touchdow ns 3 C S carle tt (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)2 C P ark inson (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

TD responsib ility 3 C S carle tt (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [3 r,0p ]2 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [0 r,2p ]2 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [0 r,2p ]

P o in ts scored k ick ing 14 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [2 fg ,8pa t]9 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [2 fg ,3pa t]

To ta l o ffense yards 299 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [-5 r,304p]251 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [-2 r,253p]

To ta l o ffense p lays 48 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [1 r,47p ]26 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [2 r,24p ]

To ta l o ffense yards/p lay 13.8 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [13-180]10 .5 K C oste llo (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [10-105]

R ush ing yards 180 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)115 R yan N a ll (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

R ush ing a ttem pts 15 R yan N a ll (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)13 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Y ards per rush 13.8 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [13-180]7 .7 R yan N a ll (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [15-115]

R ush ing TD s 3 C S carle tt (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)1 R yan N a ll (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1 K C oste llo (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)1 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Longest rush 75 R yan N a ll (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)62 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing yards 304 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)253 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing a ttem pts 47 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)24 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing TD s 2 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)2 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Longest pass 56 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)39 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P asses com ple ted 27 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)14 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

H ad in te rcep ted 3 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)P ass com ple tion pct 58 .3 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [14-24 ]

57 .4 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [27-47 ]P ass yards/a ttem pt 10 .5 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [24-253]

9 .0 R B urns (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [4 -36 ]P ass yards/ca tch 18.1 K C hryst (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [14-253]

18 .0 R B urns (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [2 -36 ]R ece iv ing yards 82 C W eding ton (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

77 Jordan V illam in (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)R eceptions 7 Jordan V illam in (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

7 N oah Tog ia i (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Y ards per ca tch 24.5 T im m y H ernandez (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [2 -49 ]

23 .0 D S tew art (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [2 -46 ]R ece iv ing TD s 2 C P ark inson (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

1 T im m y H ernandez (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1 N oah Tog ia i (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1 K S m ith (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

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Longest reception 56 C S carle tt (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)41 D S tew art (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

F ie ld goa l a ttem pts 3 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)2 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

F ie ld goa ls m ade 2 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)2 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Longest fie ld goa l 40 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)40 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

F ie ld goa l pct 100 .0 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [2 -2 ]66 .7 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [2 -3 ]

P A T k icks a ttem pted 8 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)3 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P A T k icks m ade 8 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)3 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P A T k icks pct 100 .0 J Toner (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [8 -8 ]100 .0 Jordan C houka ir (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -3 ]

P unts 3 N ick P orebsk i (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1 J B a iley (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Y ards punted 108 N ick P orebsk i (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -108 ]59 J B a iley (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -59 ]

Longest pun t 59 J B a iley (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)48 N ick P orebsk i (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P unting avg 36.0 N ick P orebsk i (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -108 ]P unt re tu rns 3 J Ty le r (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P unt re tu rn yards 32 J Ty le r (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Longest pun t re tu rn 17 J Ty le r (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P unt re tu rn avg 10.7 J Ty le r (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [3 -32 ]K ick re tu rns 5 C a lv in Ty le r (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)K ick re tu rn yards 109 C alv in Ty le r (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)K ick re tu rn avg 21.8 C a lv in Ty le r (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [5 -109 ]Longest k ick re tu rn 24 C alv in Ty le r (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)C om bined P R /K R yards 109 C alv in Ty le r (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [0pr-109kr]

32 J Ty le r (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [32pr-0kr]In te rcep tions 1 K yle W hite (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 J S w ann (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)In te rcep tion re tu rn yds 2 J S w ann (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Longest in te rcep tion rtn 2 J S w ann (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)A ll-purpose yards 180 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

145 R yan N a ll (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Tackles 6 .5 Ja len M oore (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [4 -5 ]

6 .0 X avie r C raw ford (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [5 -2 ]S acks 1 .0 TE A M (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]

1 .0 P K a lam bayi (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]Tack les fo r loss 1 .0 T itus Fa ilauga (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [1 -0 ]

1 .0 O m ar H icks-O nu (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [1 -0 ]1 .0 J S w ann (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]1 .0 J R e id (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]1 .0 J Fox (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]1 .0 TE A M (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]1 .0 P K a lam bayi (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]1 .0 T A lexander (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]1 .0 E C otton (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -0 ]

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200-Y ard R ush ing P erform ances

N one

100-Y ard R ush ing P erform ances

180 B Love (S tan fo rd) vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)115 R yan N a ll (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

N um ber o f 100-Y ard R ush ing P erform ances

B Love, S tan fo rd - 1R yan N a ll, O regon S ta te - 1

500-Y ard P assing P erform ances

N one

400-Y ard P assing P erform ances

N one

300-Y ard P assing P erform ances

304 Jake Lu ton (O regon S ta te ) a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

N um ber o f 300-Y ard P assing P erform ances

Jake Lu ton , O regon S ta te - 1

200-Y ard R eceiv ing P erform ances

N one

100-Y ard R eceiv ing P erform ances

N one

N um ber o f 100-Y ard R eceiv ing P erform ances

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TE A M H IG H S (h ighest to ta ls m ade by)

P oin ts 62 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)27 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P o in ts scored k ick ing 14 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [2 fg ,8pa t]9 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [2 fg ,3pa t]

Touchdow ns 8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Tota l o ffense yards 656 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [287r,369p]456 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [152r,304p]

To ta l o ffense p lays 76 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [29r,47p ]73 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [36r,37p ]

To ta l o ffense yards/p lay 9 .0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [73-656]6 .0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [76-456]

R ush ing yards 287 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)152 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

R ush ing a ttem pts 36 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)29 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Y ards per rush 8.0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [36-287]5 .2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [29-152]

R ush ing TD s 5 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Longest rush 75 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)62 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing yards 369 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)304 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P assing a ttem pts 47 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)37 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing TD s 3 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Longest pass 56 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)39 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P asses com ple ted 27 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)21 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

H ad in te rcep ted 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)P ass com ple tion pct 57 .4 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [27-47 ]

56 .8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [21-37 ]P assing yards/a ttem pt 10 .0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [37-369]

6 .5 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [47-304]Y ards per ca tch 17.6 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [21-369]

11 .3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [27-304]F ie ld goa l a ttem pts 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)F ie ld goa ls m ade 2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Longest fie ld goa l 40 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

40 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)F ie ld goa l pct 100 .0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [2 -2 ]

66 .7 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [2 -3 ]P A T k icks a ttem pted 8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)P A T k icks m ade 8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)P A T k icks pct 100 .0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [8 -8 ]

100 .0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -3 ]P unts 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

2017 P ac-12Team G am e H ighs Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017

Longest pun t 59 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)48 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Y ards punted 108 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -108 ]59 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [1 -59 ]

P unting avg 36.0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -108 ]P unt re tu rns 3 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P unt re tu rn yards 32 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P unt re tu rn avg 10.7 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [3 -32 ]Longest pun t re tu rn 17 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)K ick re tu rns 5 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)K ick re tu rn yards 109 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)K ick re tu rn avg 21.8 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [5 -109 ]Longest k ick re tu rn 24 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)In te rcep tions 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)In te rcep tion re tu rn yds 2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Longest in te rcep tion rtn 2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Fum bles lost 2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Fum bles recovered 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)S acked by opp 2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Q B sacks 2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Turnovers com m itted 5 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Turnovers caused 2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)F irs t dow ns 27 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

23 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1st dow ns rush ing 12 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

6 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1st dow ns pass ing 17 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

12 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)1st dow ns by pena lty 3 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P ena lties 4 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)P ena lties yards 35 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

21 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

2017 P ac-12C onference O pponent G am e Low s Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017

O P P O N E N T LO W S (low est to ta ls a llow ed by)

Tota l o ffense yards 241 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)525 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Tota l o ffense yards/p lay 3 .9 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [62-241]6 .4 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [82-525]

R ush ing yards 146 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)191 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

R ush ing a ttem pts 38 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)43 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Y ards per rush 3.8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [38-146]4 .4 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [43-191]

Longest rush 13 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)23 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing a ttem pts 24 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)39 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P assing yards 95 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)334 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

Y ards per com ple tion 9 .5 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [10-95 ]12 .8 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [26-334]

P asses com ple ted 10 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)26 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P ass com ple tion pct 41 .7 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [10-24 ]66 .7 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [26-39 ]

Longest pass 28 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)48 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

F irs t dow ns 14 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)31 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1st dow ns rush ing 8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)16 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1st dow ns pass ing 5 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)14 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1st dow ns by pena lty 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P ena lties 6 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)8 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P ena lties yards 40 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)45 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

2017 P ac-12C onference Team G am e Low s Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017

TE A M LO W S (low est to ta ls m ade by)

Tota l o ffense yards 456 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)656 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Tota l o ffense yards/p lay 6 .0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [76-456]9 .0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [73-656]

R ush ing yards 152 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)287 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

R ush ing a ttem pts 29 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)36 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Y ards per rush 5.2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [29-152]8 .0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [36-287]

Longest rush 62 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)75 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P assing a ttem pts 37 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)47 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P assing yards 304 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)369 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Y ards per com ple tion 11.3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [27-304]17 .6 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [21-369]

P asses com ple ted 21 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)27 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P ass com ple tion pct 56 .8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [21-37 ]57 .4 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [27-47 ]

Longest pass 39 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)56 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

F irs t dow ns 23 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)27 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

1st dow ns rush ing 6 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)12 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

1st dow ns pass ing 12 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)17 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1st dow ns by pena lty 0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)3 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P ena lties 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)4 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P ena lties yards 21 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)35 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

2017 P ac-12C onference O pponent G am e H ighs Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017

O P P O N E N T H IG H S (h ighest to ta ls a llow ed by)

P oin ts 58 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)7 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P o in ts scored k ick ing 16 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 fg ,7pa t]1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [0 fg ,1pa t]

Touchdow ns 7 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Tota l o ffense yards 525 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [191r,334p]241 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [146r,95p ]

To ta l o ffense p lays 82 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [43r,39p ]62 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [38r,24p ]

To ta l o ffense yards/p lay 6 .4 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [82-525]3 .9 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [62-241]

R ush ing yards 191 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)146 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

R ush ing a ttem pts 43 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)38 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Y ards per rush 4.4 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [43-191]3 .8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [38-146]

R ush ing TD s 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

Longest rush 23 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)13 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P assing yards 334 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)95 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing a ttem pts 39 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)24 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

P assing TD s 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Longest pass 48 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

28 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P asses com ple ted 26 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

10 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)H ad in te rcep ted 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P ass com ple tion pct 66 .7 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [26-39 ]

41 .7 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [10-24 ]P assing yards/a ttem pt 8 .6 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [39-334]

4 .0 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [24-95 ]Y ards per ca tch 12.8 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [26-334]

9 .5 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [10-95 ]F ie ld goa l a ttem pts 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)F ie ld goa ls m ade 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Longest fie ld goa l 41 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)F ie ld goa l pct 100 .0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -3 ]P A T k icks a ttem pted 7 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P A T k icks m ade 7 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P A T k icks pct 100 .0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [7 -7 ]P unts 7 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Longest pun t 62 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

56 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Y ards punted 337 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [7 -337 ]

102 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [2 -102 ]P unting avg 51.0 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [2 -102 ]

2017 P ac-12O pponenet G am e H ighs Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017

48.1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [7 -337 ]P unt re tu rns 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P unt re tu rn yards 12 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Longest pun t re tu rn 12 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)K ick re tu rns 4 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)K ick re tu rn yards 86 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

70 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)K ick re tu rn avg 28.7 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -86 ]

17 .5 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017) [4 -70 ]Longest k ick re tu rn 45 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

29 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)In te rcep tions 3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)In te rcep tion re tu rn yds 61 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)In te rcep tion re tu rn avg 20.3 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017) [3 -61 ]Longest in te rcep tion rtn 44 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)In te rcep tion re tu rn TD s 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Fum bles lost 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Fum bles recovered 2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)S acked by opp 2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Q B sacks 2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)Turnovers com m itted 2 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

2 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)Turnovers caused 5 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)F irs t dow ns 31 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

14 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)1st dow ns rush ing 16 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

8 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)1st dow ns pass ing 14 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

5 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)1st dow ns by pena lty 1 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

1 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P ena lties 8 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

6 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)P ena lties yards 45 S tan fo rd vs R ice (A ug 27 , 2017)

40 O regon S ta te a t C o lo rado S ta te (A ug 26 , 2017)

P ac-12 FootballA ll gam es G am e R esu lts (Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017)

A ll gam es

D ate O pponent S core O vera ll C onference T im e A ttendA ug 26 , 2017 at C o lo rado S ta te L 27-58 0-1 0-0 3 :47 37583A ug 27 , 2017 vs R ice W 62-7 1-1 0-0 3 :20 33101

P ac-12 FootballA ll gam es O vera ll Team S tatis tics (Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017)

A ll gam es

Team S tatis tics $G A M E S $ O P PS C O R IN G 89 65 P o in ts P er G am e 0.0 0 .0 P o in ts O ff Turnovers 17 27F IR S T D O W N S 50 45 R u s h i n g 18 24 P a s s i n g 29 19 P e n a l t y 3 2R U S H IN G Y A R D A G E 439 337 Y ards ga ined rush ing 479 383 Y ards lost rush ing 40 46 R ush ing A ttem pts 65 81 A verage P er R ush 6.8 4 .2 A verage P er G am e 0.0 0 .0 TD s R ush ing 6 4P A S S IN G Y A R D A G E 673 429 C o m p - A t t - I n t 48-84-3 36-63-2 A verage P er P ass 8 .0 6 .8 A verage P er C atch 14.0 11.9 A verage P er G am e 0.0 0 .0 TD s P assing 5 3TO TA L O FFE N S E 1112 766 To ta l P lays 149 144 A verage P er P lay 7 .5 5 .3 A verage P er G am e 0.0 0 .0K IC K R E TU R N S : # -Y ards 5-109 7-156P U N T R E TU R N S : # -Y ards 3-32 2-9IN T R E TU R N S : # -Y ards 2-2 3-61K IC K R E TU R N A V E R A G E 21.8 22.3P U N T R E TU R N A V E R A G E 10.7 4 .5IN T R E TU R N A V E R A G E 1.0 20.3FU M B LE S -LO S T 3-2 5-2P E N A LTIE S -Y ards 7-56 14-85 A verage P er G am e 0.0 0 .0P U N TS -Y ards 4-167 9-439 A verage P er P unt 41 .8 48.8 N et pun t average 39.5 38.6K IC K O FFS -Y ards 15-954 13-844 A verage P er K ick 63 .6 64.9 N et k ick average 43.2 43.13R D -D O W N C onvers ions 16/25 13/29 3 rd -D ow n P ct 64% 45%4TH -D O W N C onvers ions 0 /1 1 /3 4 th -D ow n P ct 0% 33%S A C K S B Y -Y ards 2-9 3-22M IS C Y A R D S 0 0TO U C H D O W N S S C O R E D 11 8F IE LD G O A LS -A TTE M P TS 4-5 3-3O N -S ID E K IC K S 0-0 0-0R E D -ZO N E S C O R E S (8-8) 100% (8-8) 100%R E D -ZO N E TO U C H D O W N S (6-8) 75% (6-8) 75%P A T-A TTE M P TS (11-11) 100% (8-8) 100%A TTE N D A N C E 0 37583 G am es/A vg P er G am e 0/0 1 /37583 N eutra l S ite G am es 1/33101

S core by Q uarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T Tota lA ll gam es 31 27 14 17 0 89O pponents 7 17 10 31 0 65

P ac-12 FootballA ll gam es O vera ll Ind iv idual S tatis tics (Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017)

A ll gam es

R ushing g att ga in loss net avg td lg avg /gTota l 0 65 479 40 439 6.8 6 75 0.0O pponents 0 81 383 46 337 4.2 4 23 0.0

P assing g effic com p-att-in pct yds td lg avg /gTota l 0 136.94 48-84-3 57.1 673 5 56 0.0O pponents 0 123.71 36-63-2 57.1 429 3 48 0.0

R eceiv ing g no . yds avg td lg avg /gTota l 0 48 673 14.0 5 56 0.0O pponents 0 36 429 11.9 3 48 0.0

P unt R eturns no . yds avg td lgTota l 3 32 10.7 0 17O pponents 2 9 4.5 0 12

In terceptions no . yds avg td lgTota l 2 2 1 .0 0 2O pponents 3 61 20.3 1 44

K ick R eturns no . yds avg td lgTota l 5 109 21.8 0 24O pponents 7 156 22.3 0 45

Fum ble R eturns no . yds avg td lgTota l 0 0 0 .0 0 0O pponents 0 0 0.0 0 0

Pac-12 FootballAll games Overall Individual Statistics (Through games of Aug 28, 2017)

All games

P A TS coring td fg kick rush rcv pass dx saf p tsTota l 11 4-5 11-11 - - - - - 89O pponents 8 3-3 8-8 - - - - - 65

Tota l O ffense g p lays rush pass to ta l avg /gTota l 0 149 439 673 1112 0.0O pponents 0 144 337 429 766 0.0

Fie ld G oals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg b lk

FG S equence A ll gam es O pponents

N um bers in (paren theses) ind ica te fie ld goa l w as m ade.

P unting no . yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ b lkTota l 4 167 41.8 59 0 1 1 1 0O pponents 9 439 48.8 62 3 3 1 4 0

K ickoffs no . yds avg tb ob retn net yd lnTota l 15 954 63.6 6 2 22.3 43.2 21O pponents 13 844 64.9 7 1 21.8 43.1 21

Pac-12 FootballAll games Overall Individual Statistics (Through games of Aug 28, 2017)

All games

A ll P urpose g rush rcv pr kr ir to ta l avg /gTota l 0 439 673 32 109 2 1255 0.0O pponents 0 337 429 9 156 61 992 0.0

P ac-12 FootballA ll gam es O vera ll D efensive S tatis tics (Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017)

A ll gam es

Tackles S acks P ass defense Fum bles b lkd## D efensive Leaders gp ua a to t tfl/yds no-yds in t-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff k ick saf

Tota l 0 79 60 109.0 9-31 2-9 2-2 7 5 2-0 3 . .O pponents 0 76 64 108.0 9-32 3-22 3-61 10 12 2-0 2 . .

P ac-12 FootballA ll gam es C om bined Team S tatis tics (Through gam es o f A ug 28 , 2017)

A ll gam es

D ate O pponent S core A tt.A ug 26 , 201 at C o lo rado S ta te L 27-58 37583A ug 27 , 201 vs R ice W 62-7 33101

R ushing g att ga in loss net avg td lg avg /gTota l 0 65 479 40 439 6.8 6 75 0.0O pponents 0 81 383 46 337 4.2 4 23 0.0

P assing g effic com p-att-in t pct yds td lg avg /gTota l 0 136.94 48-84-3 57.1 673 5 56 0.0O pponents 0 123.71 36-63-2 57.1 429 3 48 0.0

R eceiv ing g no . yds avg td lg avg /gTota l 0 48 673 14.0 5 56 0.0O pponents 0 36 429 11.9 3 48 0.0

Fie ld G oals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg b lk

P A TS coring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf p tsTota l 11 4-5 11-11 - - - - - 89O pponents 8 3-3 8-8 - - - - - 65

Tota l O ffense g p lays rush pass to ta l avg /gTota l 0 149 439 673 1112 0.0O pponents 0 144 337 429 766 0.0

S core by Q uarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th O T Tota lA ll gam es 31 27 14 17 0 89O pponents 7 17 10 31 0 65

R ecord: O vera ll H om e A w ay N eutra lA ll gam es 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-0C onference 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0N on-C onference 1-1 0-0 0-1 1-0

Team S tatis tics $G A M E S $ O P PFIR S T D O W N S 50 45 R u s h i n g 18 24 P a s s i n g 29 19 P e n a l t y 3 2R U S H IN G Y A R D A G E 439 337 R ush ing A ttem pts 65 81 A verage P er R ush 6.8 4 .2 A verage P er G am e 0.0 0 .0 TD s R ush ing 6 4P A S S IN G Y A R D A G E 673 429 C o m p - A t t - I n t 48-84-3 36-63-2 A verage P er P ass 8 .0 6 .8 A verage P er C atch 14.0 11.9 A verage P er G am e 0.0 0 .0 TD s P assing 5 3TO TA L O FFE N S E 1112 766 A verage P er P lay 7 .5 5 .3 A verage P er G am e 0.0 0 .0K IC K R E TU R N S : # -Y ards 5-109 7-156P U N T R E TU R N S : # -Y ards 3-32 2-9IN T R E TU R N S : # -Y ards 2-2 3-61FU M B LE S -LO S T 3-2 5-2P E N A LTIE S -Y ards 7-56 14-85P U N TS -A V G 4-41.8 9-48 .83R D -D O W N C onvers ions 16/25 13/294TH -D O W N C onvers ions 0 /1 1 /3

In terceptions no . yds avg td lg

P unting no . yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ b lk

P unt R eturns no . yds avg td lgTota l 3 32 10.7 0 17O pponents 2 9 4.5 0 12

K ick R eturns no . yds avg td lgTota l 5 109 21.8 0 24O pponents 7 156 22.3 0 45

A ll P urpose g rush rcv pr kr ir to ta l avg /gTota l 0 439 673 32 109 2 1255 0.0O pponents 0 337 429 9 156 61 992 0.0

Tackles S acks P ass defense Fum bles b lkd## D efensive Leaders gp ua a to t tfl/yds no-yds in t-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff k ick saf

Tota l 0 79 60 109.0 9-31 2-9 2-2 7 5 2-0 3 . .O pponents 0 76 64 108.0 9-32 3-22 3-61 10 12 2-0 2 . .