With the 2011 Regular season Pac-12 winding down with the North-South Championship game Friday December 2, the Bowl Matchups will be finalized Sunday December 4.
Here is the Pac-12 Bowl pecking order lineup (with the possibility of the BCS Championship game or as an at-large selection by the Fiesta or Orange Bowls).
| BOWL |
OPPONENT |
DATE |
TV |
| _______________________________________________________________ |
| ROSE (or BCS) |
Big 10 |
Jan.2 (Monday) |
ESPN |
| ALAMO |
Big 12 |
Dec.29 |
ESPN |
| HOLIDAY |
Big 12 |
Dec. 28 |
CBS |
| SUN |
ACC |
Dec.31 |
ESPN |
| LAS VEGAS |
MWC |
Dec.2 |
ESPN |
| NEW MEXICO |
MWC |
Dec.17 |
ESPN |
| HUNGER SF |
ARMY |
Dec.31 |
ESPN |
BCS CHAMPIONSHIP AT
NEW ORLEANS |
#1 AND #2 |
Jan. 9 (Monday) |
ESPN |
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2012-13 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE NOW COMPLETED
While the dates for the four Pac-12 games next year have not been officially announced, the home games will be Colorado, Washington, Stanford and Arizona. Pre-Conference games starting September 1 will be against Arkansas State, Fresno State and Tennessee Tech. Tennessee is scheduled for 2013.
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RECRUITING IS ALWAYS ON THE COACHES’ AGENDA
During the season, September 1 until December 1, the entire coaching staff off are limited to a total of 42 off campus evaluations. As an example, during a bye weekend five coaches could make a total 21 off campus visits, one half of what is allowed for the three months.
Official campus visits are allowed, usually on a home game weekend. One phone call to each recruit is allowed weekly with unlimited correspondence and emails. Starting in December there are off campus student-athlete home visit contacts until the holiday dead period. In January there is much recruiting activity except during the coaches’ convention. Wednesday, February 1 is Letter-of-Intent Signing Day. As always, there is no contact of prospects by alumni or supporters.
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Go Ducks! |
