PAC-10 Conference records over the last 15 years...

[OregonDuckFan]

15 Years---122 games

1 Southern California (84-37-1) .694%
2 Oregon (74-48) .607%
3 UCLA (69-53) .566%
4 Washington (64-57-1) .529%
5 Arizona State (64-58) .525%
6 Washington State (53-69) .434%
7 Arizona (52-70) .426%
8 California (51-71) .418%
9 Oregon State (49-73) .402%
10 Stanford (49-73) .402%


Below are the PAC-10 Conference Winning percentages from best to worst---With the winning conference records in BLUE and the losing conference records in RED(.500 records black)...

Also in bold are the records against the individual team's In-State rival to show how competitive the PAC-10 rivalries have been in recent years...


The PAC-10 pecking order over the last 15 seasons:


Southern Californa (84-37-1) .694%

Oregon State (12-2)
Washinton State (11-3)
Arizona State (10-3)
Arizona (9-3)
Washington (9-3-1)
California (10-5)
Stanford (10-5)
UCLA (8-7)
Oregon (5-6)



Oregon (74-48) .607%

Arizona (11-4)
California (8-4)
Washington (9-5)
Stanford (8-5)
Arizona State (9-6)
Washington State (9-6)
Southern California (6-5)
Oregon State (8-7)
UCLA (6-6)



UCLA (69-53) .566%

Stanford (11-4)
Washington (10-5)
Oregon State (8-3)
Arizona (9-5)
California (7-6)
Arizona State (6-6)
Oregon (6-6)
Southern California (7-8)
Washington State (4-9)



Washington (64-57-1) .529%

Oregon State (10-5)
Washington State (10-5)
Stanford (8-3)
Arizona (9-4)
California (8-5)
Arizona state (6-7)
Oregon (5-9)
UCLA (5-10)
Southern California (3-9-1)



Arizona State (64-58) .525%

Oregon State (10-3)
Washington State (8-5)
Stanford (9-6)
California (7-6)
Washington (7-6)
UCLA (6-6)
Arizona (7-8)
Oregon (6-9)
Southern California (3-10)



Washington State (53-69) .434%

UCLA (9-4)
California (8-5)
Oregon State (6-6)
Stanford (6-7)
Oregon (6-9)
Arizona State (5-8)
Arizona (5-9)
Washington (5-10)
Southern California (3-11)



Arizona (52-70) .426%

Washington State (9-5)
Stanford (6-5)
California (7-6)
Arizona State (7-8)
Oregon State (7-8)
UCLA (5-9)
Washington (4-9)
Oregon (4-11)
Southern California (3-9)



California (51-71) .418%

Arizona (6-7)
Arizona State (6-7)
Oregon State (6-7)
Stanford (7-8)
UCLA (7-8)
Washington (5-8)
Washington State (5-8)
Oregon (4-8)
Southern California (5-10)



Oregon State (49-73) .402%

Stanford (8-6)
California (7-6)
Arizona (8-7)
Washington State (6-6)
Oregon (7-8)
Washington (5-8)
UCLA (3-8)
Arizona State (3-10)
Southern California (2-12)



Stanford (49-73) .402%

Washington State (7-6)
California (8-7)
Arizona (5-6)
Oregon State (6-8)
Arizona State (6-9)
Oregon (5-8)
Southern California (5-10)
Washington (3-8)
UCLA (4-11)

[GaFootballFan]

Interesting Statistics, But I'm Not Quite Sure How To Read It All.

[scarletbolt21]

I dont get the stats.

[Eksynyt]

Cal has a losing record against every Pac-10 team over the past 15 years? I guess they were awful in the 90's. And isn't it the Oregon State Beavers who have gone the longest without winning the conference as of 2008? If the Beavers want to be nationally recognized like the Ducks, they need to win the conference for once and stop just being happy beating the Ducks. Until that happens, stop talking Beavers.

[BigdaddyQH]

Actually, there have been many "ties" for the conference championship, but if you go by Rose Bowl Appearances, Cal is the worst, having made their last appearance in 1959. Arizona is the only Pac 10 team never to have made an appearance, but they came into the conference long after 1959.

[GatorRaid]

pac 10 is weak

[GatorRaid]

more like pac 1

[GatorRaid]

maybe pac 2 or 3

[scarletbolt21]

Gator raid is moron did he come from GLB.

[Eksynyt]

Oh ignorant SEC homers...ugh