Lake's D scoring more points than the UW offense
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Other games weekend of 11/30-12/1
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Like others have suggested, this game needs to be moved to Las Vegas. I don't see another solution to getting attendance up for what is deserving of a conference championship game.
silver&gold
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That wasn't a QB problem.....
I still don't think it would sell out in Vegas. Especially if neither team is in the playoff hunt. There just aren't enough rabid fans in the west. I'm with @Darth Snow . Play it on campus.
No, receiver needed to control that ball. Just ironic that the only pass in the game to result in a TD goes the wrong way.
And there have been enough other passes that were far enough off target that eventually a pick 6 was probably due.
Agreed.
There are other conference championship games that don't sell out. A lot of the schools in the PAC would have a hard time coming close to a sell out on short notice.
Vegas though would get a lot more fans in seats. Some fans would buy in before they knew who was going to be playing just as an excuse to go to Vegas.
Vegas would have enough of a crowd to justify the game and it would be a good showcase for the league with it's sponsors.
Then you got Clemson...which is real close.
Wow, what great DB skills, cutting the route, holding the WR off, looking back (miracle for a Buff), and making the Interception! Well coached DB's
But but but...non competition for viewership. Win, right?
The hand stick to check the route was just superb.
Move it to Atlanta. More people show up for a high school game here. They’d come out as a curiosity.
Conference championship games hosted on campus aren't neutral unless it's rotated in some schedule which doesn't guarantee a neutral site and it sure wouldn't be much better from an attendance standpoint. I'm not a huge Las Vegas fan, but there's a lot to do there even if your not into the tables.
**** neutral, I want fun
While UDub and the Utes are struggling to score points in a terrifically boring game ... Northern Illinois came back from a 29-10 early 3rd quarter deficit to Buffalo to win 30-29. Just sayin'.
And there were at least two are three players in that game that will be playing on Sundays.
I assume you don't thing Vegas is fun.
I'm sure others won't think Pullman is fun either.
No I want fun games. And Pullman is ****ing awesome
Vegas would be better than any other option, and the stadium authority is already mentioning the PAC12 Championship game, so whenever San Fran expires, it will move there. I think it will get a decent crowd since it will fill up a relatively quiet weekend on the sports and entertainment calendar in Vegas, especially if they can avoid having a Raider game that weekend, or maybe have a Raider Game on Sunday, and a larger football crowd would be in town?
I still think Vegas is a better solution but either is better than this POS.
No one?
You are watching this game and coming away impressed with Washington's offense?
Who said it has to be neutral? It wasn't the first three years. Stanford can't even draw a crowd for a CCG, but other schools would at least come close to sellouts and have a good atmosphere.
| Year | North Division | Score | South Division | Score | Site | Date | Attendance | MVP | Ref. |
| 2011 | 8 Oregon Ducks | 49 | UCLA Bruins | 31 | Autzen Stadium • Eugene, OR | December 2 | 59,376 | RB LaMichael James, Oregon | [9] |
| 2012 | 8 Stanford Cardinal | 27 | 17 UCLA Bruins | 24 | Stanford Stadium • Stanford, CA | November 30 | 31,622 | QB Kevin Hogan, Stanford | [10] |
| 2013 | 7 Stanford Cardinal | 38 | 11 Arizona State Sun Devils | 14 | Sun Devil Stadium • Tempe, AZ | December 7 | 69,535 | RB Tyler Gaffney, Stanford | [11] |
| 2014 | 3 Oregon Ducks | 51 | 8 Arizona Wildcats | 13 | Levi's Stadium • Santa Clara, CA | December 5 | 45,618 | QB Marcus Mariota, Oregon | [12] |
| 2015 | 7 Stanford Cardinal | 41 | 24 USC Trojans | 22 | Levi's Stadium • Santa Clara, CA | December 5 | 58,476 | RB Christian McCaffrey, Stanford | [13] |
| 2016 | 4 Washington Huskies | 41 | 9 Colorado Buffaloes | 10 | Levi's Stadium • Santa Clara, CA | December 2 | 47,118 | DB Taylor Rapp, Washington | [14] |
| 2017 | 14 Stanford Cardinal | 28 | 11 USC Trojans | 31 | Levi's Stadium • Santa Clara, CA | December 1 | 48,031 | QB Sam Darnold, USC | [15] |
| 2018 | 10 Washington Huskies | - | 17 Utah Utes | - | Levi's Stadium • Santa Clara, CA | November 30 | - | - | [16] |
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