POWER RANKINGS

Breaking down the Pac-12

1. Washington State (10-1):

Ten wins matches the school record with at least two more chances remaining to add to that mark.

2. Washington (8-3):

Huskies have won all 38 games under Chris Petersen when they scored at least 31 points.

3. Utah (8-3):

Became the last of the six schools in the South Division to clinch a spot in the conference championship game.

4. Stanford (6-4):

Regular season extended by one week when game at California postponed until Dec. 1 due to smoke in the Bay Area.

5. Oregon (7-4):

Junior wide receiver Dillon Mitchell matched the school’s single-season record with his sixth 100-yard game.

6. Arizona State (6-5):

Has scored at least seven points in 131 straight games, the longest active streak among FBS schools.

7. Arizona (5-6):

The last six receptions by senior wide receiver Shawn Poindexter have all gone for a touchdown.

8. California (6-4):

Has not allowed a point in the third quarter of past three games against Washington, Washington State, and USC.

9. UCLA (3-8):

Running back Joshua Kelley’s 289 rushing yards were the most in the history of the UCLA-USC rivalry.

10. USC (5-6):

Swept by conference’s in-state rivals — California, Stanford, and UCLA — for first time since 1996.

11. Oregon State (2-9):

Punter Jake Rodriguez had a successful onsides kick and completed a pass on a fake punt for a first down in loss to Washington.

12. Colorado (5-6:

Early speculation for new coach has centered around Utah State coach Matt Wells and Fresno State’s Jeff Tedford.