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Baylor survives a flurry of Oregon threes, advances to championship game

Baylor survived a flurry of Oregon three pointers to advance to the seventh championship game in program history.

Arizona State’s surprising emergence as the No. 11 seed gave the Pac-12 its third NCAA tournament team.

Stanford’s defense shut down Oregon’s high flying offense as the Cardinal won their 13th tournament title.

Oregon State attempted to empty out its playbook against Oregon…it did not go well for them

There are only two rivalry games this week that we’ll pit Pac-12 teams against each other. So we decided to take a look at them in detail.

Bet you can’t guess which one of us came up with the title of this episode. I’d give you a hint, but I’m not going to do that. Sorry! This … Continue Reading The BS Show: The one where WSU is ranked above UW

So that weekend was pretty nuts, yeah? After fifteen years of begging, lobbying, and crusading for ESPN’s College GameDay to come to Pullman, they finally took a trip to the … Continue Reading Bonus BS: Ducks drowned; chop down the Cardinal

Brett is off in Europe, so this one is all Shane. No pressure, buddy. I’ll clue you in right now–it’s Brett writing this description after listening to Shane’s solo episode. … Continue Reading The BS Show: No B, all S: Twice as handsome, half as interesting

Brett’s leaving for Europe tomorrow afternoon, so Brent came into the BS Show Studios to watch the game and podcast immediately after the game concluded. So the takes are hotter, … Continue Reading Bonus BS–WSU Football Recap: Beavers buried; a date with the Ducks

Historic Hayward Field is getting a face lift in time for the 2020 track season.

The Pac-12’s top team’s failed to completely separate themselves from the muddled middle.

If you like chaos, this week’s power rankings are full of it.

After a slow start to the first half, the Cougar offense woke up to bury Oregon for their third straight win over the Ducks.

Oregon enters the game with a whole bunch of question marks, but the Ducks still opened 2.5 point favorites in Vegas.

Arizona State came from behind to bring an end to the Ducks 10 game winning streak over the Sun Devils.

Texas at No. 4 USC was the rematch we all needed after the 2006 Rose Bowl, and our Pac-12 power rankings.