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The BS Show: The one where WSU is ranked and UW is not

Happy Halloween everyone, from your favorite spoopy sports podcast hosts! Lots to talk about this week, as WSU debuted at No. 8 in the College Football Playoff rankings, everything is … Continue Reading The BS Show: The one where WSU is ranked and UW is not

All right everyone, go ahead and exhale. Everyone feeling ok? I see your hands still shaking. That one was fun, yeah? Never in doubt with the Mississippi Mustache at the … Continue Reading The BS Show: Stanford stymied; set the Bear traps

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

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

With USC’s embarrassing loss to the Fighting Irish, the Pac-12 can pretty much forget making the playoffs.

The Pac-12 saw very little movement in the AP Poll despite USC’s loss to Notre Dame.

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

The Cougs are back in the AP Poll’s top-10.

Stanford gets a huge road test against No. 20 Utah. We predict the rest of the Pac-12 as well.

Sam Darnold had a rough night on the Palouse, and our Pac-12 power rankings.

Bryce Love has recorded 1,000 rushing yards, for the season, midway through the third quarter on Saturday afternoon.

Oregon’s explosive offense will provide an interesting challenge for the revamped Golden Bears defense.

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.

Utes’ quarterback Tyler Huntley was impressive in his team’s seventh straight Holy War win.