Hardwood Series w/ Pac 10

[Speedway]

These are the games played so far for the Big XII vs Pac 10 Hardwood Series:

Big XII win = W

Baylor @ ASU W
CU @ OSU L
ISU @ Cal L
KU @ UCLA W
KSU vs WSU W
MU vs Oregon W
Nebraska @ USC W
OU vs Arizona W
OSU @ Stanford W
TEXAS vs USC W
TT vs OSU W
TT vs Wash W
ANM @ Wash

The Big XII is 10-2 with only one game left. Were both of the TT games part of the series? In any case, this has been a mudhole stomping of the Pac 10 by the Big XII.

 

[bierce]

Texas Tech against Oregon State was not part of the series. Seems like the Big 12 went something like 4-1 against the Pac 10 in games that weren't part of the Hardwood Series last year.

 

[rastex]

Big 12/ Pac 10 Hardwood Series

Official Tally
Big 12 - 9
Pac 10 - 2


Nebraska - 51
USC - 48

Texas Tech - 99
(12) Washington - 92
OVERTIME

(2) Texas - 69
USC - 50

Baylor - 64
Arizona State - 61

Oregon State - 74
Colorado - 69

Missouri - 106
Oregon - 69

Kansas St.- 86
Washington State - 69

California - 82
Iowa St. - 63

Kansas - 73
UCLA - 61

Oklahoma 79
Arizona 62

Oklahoma St - 71
Stanford - 70

Tuesday, December 22
Texas A&M at Washington - 10pm

 

[adUTleander]

I dont wanna take away from the achomplishment, but there has been talk floating around that the pac 10 could potentially be a one bid league this year. Now that won't happen, but it'll probably get two and NO MORE than 3. The pac 10 was hit hard by graduation over the last 2 years and wnt from being one of the stronger conferences to being easily the weakest bcs conference in basketball this year.

 

[UTAustin92]

No doubt graduation hit them hard but their recruiting must have hit the crapper as well.