OverThePylon releases our preseason poll one by one leading up to fall drills, and ask the fans of the ranked to help educate our fans about what we may have missed, overlooked, etc.

Check out my blog as I preview every team in the nation up until Opening Day! I'm through half the B's right now. Check it out!

A look at the best offensive lines in the Pac-10.

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Ultimately, I think that the best (or least bad anyway) structure is the second one, splitting the divisions as Colorado had thought they were promised, guaranteeing the California schools get to play each other every year, making the schedules fit that framework (as shown in my example), and giving the Northwest schools equal (or approximately equal) revenue sharing to soften the blow of less LA access (though again it wouldn’t help Washington much).

However, if that doesn’t fly, then we could put the California schools into the South and the Mountain schools into the North, or we could try the 3-division experiment and see whether it works out or not. But whatever we do, I just hope it isn’t the zipper idea. Please let us not be that dumb.

Pac-10 Matchups has a poll with fourteen questions on cheating in college sports. Here is a chance to express your view.

Does anyone play Streak For The Cash on ESPN.com? If you don't know what it is, you can read about it at the link below. If you do know what it is, feel free to join my group, the Pac-10 Tournament League. We can discuss Pac-10 Sports, and have SFTC Tournaments within our group.

--Connor

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So Woods apparently kicked a ball at the opponent's bench and stomped on someone's chest. Yeah, I can't imagine why he's playing in Iran and not the NBA

Addicted to Quack previews the upcoming matchup between the Oregon Ducks and the Arizona Wildcats.

The latest episode of 18 And Life is live! We recap the weekend action (including Arizona's surprising victory and UW's difficulties in Los Angeles), breakdown the seeming fad that has become the zone defense, and preview much of the upcoming action of the weekend (highlighted especially are Cal/ASU and UW/WSU).

Check it out at the link above. (And if you guys are getting sick of me posting these, just let me know and I'll cease.)

Just your friendly reminder that you can listen to the newest episode of the Pac-10 hoops podcast by visiting the link above. Lots of subscription options there, too.

Our featured guest is one of the best in the business, San Jose Mercury news writer Jon Wilner. Best episode yet, if I do say so myself.