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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 4089579, member: 5798"] I didn't notice that. That's what happens when you assume. What kind of crap is that? :eek: Why would you not have the best teams in your conference play each other twice? In past years, PAC-10/PAC-12 teams have ALWAYS played all conference members twice. Everyone had a travel partner. UCLA had USC. Stanford had CAL. The two Arizona schools partnered up as did the two Oregon schools and the two Washington schools. Colorado and Utah were partners. They went on the road together, and were home the same weekend. When two schools came to Los Angeles, one played UCLA on Friday while the other one played USC, then they swopped teams on Sunday. It's very convenient. Teams didn't have to change hotels once they arrived. The campuses are only 13 miles apart. Everybody played everybody. It worked out very well. I don't know why they stopped that. That means Stanford is only playing the two other top teams in the conference once. [/QUOTE]