Wednesday, March 5, 2014

2014 PAC-12 Conference Football Schedule

This week's news stories:

Mike McQueary, a former assistant football coach at Penn State and a witness for the prosecution in the upcoming conspiracy trial of three former PSU leaders accused of covering up Jerry Sandusky's sexual abuse crimes, revealed to ESPN the magazine that he had been sexually assaulted as a boy.  Full story here.

The NCAA Football Rules Committee has tabled the proposed "10-second rule" which, if enacted, would slow down college offensive squads.  Full story here.

Lawyers representing former West Virginia Mountaineers running back Shawne Alston are proposing a class-action lawsuit against the NCAA and the five power conferences.  Alston and his lawyers believe that the NCAA and the conferences violated anti-trust laws by capping the value of athletic scholarships.  Full story here. 

The University of Missouri and its head football coach Gary Pinkel have agreed on a new contract.  Pinkel stands to earn $3 million per year and the new contract will also include raises for his assistants.  Full story here.

Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive announced that he will remain at his post for the 2014-15 season.  Full story here.

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The 2014 football schedule for the PAC-12 Conference is now available on The Howell Report.  As most fans know, the PAC-12 consists of twelve teams divided into two divisions named North and South.  The North division contains California-Berkeley (CAL), Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington, and Washington State.  The South division consists of Arizona, Arizona State, Colorado, Southern California (USC), UCLA, and Utah.  Last season, the PAC-12 was very competitive league.  Despite Stanford's loss in the Rose Bowl to Michigan State, and the coaching changes at USC, the league's teams finished last season with a 6-3 postseason bowl record.  Only the Southeastern Conference had a better postseason record among the power conferences.  The 2014 season features some exciting non-conference games, including Michigan State vs. Oregon,  Michigan vs. Utah, California vs. Northwestern, Stanford vs. Notre Dame, Washington vs. Illinois, Southern California vs. Boston College, Notre Dame vs. Southern California, UCLA vs. Texas, and Washington State vs. Rutgers. 


2014 PAC-12 CONFERENCE COMPOSITE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

For non-league games, PAC-12 members appear in ALL CAPS
For league games, home teams are underlined.

August 28th

Weber State at ARIZONA STATE
Rutgers at WASHINGTON STATE

August 29th

Nevada-Las Vegas at ARIZONA

August 30th

CALIFORNIA at Northwestern
South Dakota at OREGON
Portland State at OREGON STATE
California-Davis at STANFORD
WASHINGTON at Hawaii
Colorado State vs. COLORADO (neutral location - Denver, Colorado)
UCLA at Virginia
Fresno State at SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Idaho State at UTAH

September 4th

ARIZONA at Texas-San Antonio

September 6th

Sacramento State at CALIFORNIA
Michigan State at OREGON
OREGON STATE at Hawaii
Eastern Washington at WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON STATE at Nevada
ARIZONA STATE at New Mexico
COLORADO at Massachusetts
Memphis at UCLA
Southern California at Stanford
Fresno State at UTAH

September 13th

Wyoming at OREGON
Army at STANFORD
Illinois at WASHINGTON
Portland State at WASHINGTON STATE
Nevada at ARIZONA
Arizona State at Colorado
Texas vs. UCLA (neutral location - Arlington, Texas)
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA at Boston College

September 20th

California at Arizona
Oregon at Washington State
San Diego State at OREGON STATE
Georgia State at WASHINGTON
Hawaii at COLORADO
UTAH at Michigan

September 25th

UCLA at Arizona State

September 27th

Colorado at California
Oregon State at Southern California
Stanford at Washington
Washington State at Utah

October 2nd

Arizona at Oregon

October 4th

California at Washington State 
Oregon State at Colorado
STANFORD at Notre Dame
Arizona State at Southern California
Utah at UCLA

October 10th

Washington State at Stanford

October 11th

Washington at California
Oregon at UCLA
Southern California at Arizona

October 16th

Utah at Oregon State

October 18th

UCLA at California
Washington at Oregon
Stanford at Arizona State
Colorado at Southern California

October 24th

Oregon vs. California (neutral location - Santa Clara, California)

October 25th

Oregon State at Stanford
Arizona State at Washington
Arizona at Washington State
UCLA at Colorado
Southern California at Utah

November 1st

California at Oregon State
Stanford at Oregon
Washington at Colorado
Southern California at Washington State
Arizona at UCLA
Utah at Arizona State

November 8th

Oregon at Utah
Washington State at Oregon State
UCLA at Washington
Colorado at Arizona
Notre Dame at ARIZONA STATE

November 13th

California at Southern California

November 15th

Arizona State at Oregon State
Utah at Stanford
Washington at Arizona

November 22nd

Stanford at California (The Big Game)
Colorado at Oregon
Oregon State at Washington
Washington State at Arizona State
Arizona at Utah
Southern California at UCLA (The Victory Bell Trophy)

November 28th

Stanford at UCLA
Arizona State at Arizona (Duel in the Desert)

November 29th

Brigham Young at CALIFORNIA
Oregon at Oregon State (The Civil War)
Washington at Washington State (Apple Cup Game)
Utah at Colorado (Rumble in the Rockies)
Notre Dame at SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

December 5th

PAC-12 Championship Game (Site to be determined)

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