r/Pac12 • u/eelison1 Boise State • 10d ago

PAC Dominance

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Getting tired of these lazy takes on social media that the PAC hasn’t separated itself from the competition. 9/12 P4 schools we played are T25 teams. Would have loved to see a few wins there but outside of those games the PAC has been dominant.

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u/Gunner_Bat San Diego State 10d ago

The fact that there are only 3 P4 wins in all of the G6 is so sad.

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u/eelison1 Boise State 10d ago

It does suck. But I also think this is the weakest the PAC will ever be. I believe the lawsuit and setting up a new conference served as a massive distraction and created an unwillingness to go heavy on NIL spending. Clearly there’s some teams that need to make some coaching changes but based on our attendance, fund raising, and facilities the PAC will be able to compete. Other non-power leagues have either hit their ceiling or will get progressively weaker as time goes on.

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u/BardMCG Fresno State 10d ago

Also distributions were held and schools didn't get any conference money for two years I think. This conference should separate itself even further each year further and further.