Pac-12 rewind: Northwest success, Edwards on the hot seat, Cal’s phantom call and more

Comments by Arizona State president Michael Crow after a loss to Eastern Michigan put Edwards’ future into doubt.

A recap of the Week Three action across the Pac-12 …Washington and Oregon thumped No. 11 Michigan State and No. 12 Brigham Young, respectively, by a combined score of 80-48, giving the Pac-12 two wins over ranked non-conference opponents on the same day for the first time since Sept. 14, 2013. There have been numerous victories over ranked opponents in the past nine seasons, but the Saturdays never aligned.

Instead of a missed field goal, the Irish received a second chance and converted a touchdown — the ultimate difference in the scoreboard.who didn’t generate the attention heaped on Oregon’s Dan Lanning or USC’s Lincoln Riley, DeBoer has quickly transformed the underachieving Huskies into a contender in the Pac-12. Two aspects stand above the rest: The creativity on offense and the physical, swarming play of the defense.

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