POWER RANKINGS

Breaking down the Pac-12

1. Washington (1-1):

After no true freshman played in the opener against Auburn, four took the field last week versus North Dakota.

2. Stanford (2-0):

Kickoff at 11 a.m. Saturday against UC Davis is the earliest start for a home game in school history.

3. Oregon (2-0):

Ducks are 79-0 when scoring 50 points or more. Should make it 80-0 vs. San Jose State on Saturday.

4. Arizona State (2-0):

Wide receiver N’Keal Harry has a total of eight touchdowns in his last seven games.

5. USC (1-1):

Trojans are 23-5-1 all-time against schools in Texas. Up next: A trip to face the Longhorns in Austin.

6. Colorado (2-0):

Opened season by beating its two traditional rivals, Colorado State and Nebraska.

7. Utah (2-0):

Utes lead the nation by allowing just 124 passing yards in their first two games.

8. California (2-0):

Three touchdown drives in 21-18 win over BYU averaged 81.3 yards in length.

9. Washington State (2-0):

Cougars have shut out three of 15 opponents during the past two seasons.

10. Oregon State (1-1): Beavers head to Nevada seeking first road win since defeating Colorado on Oct. 4, 2014. 11. UCLA (0-2):

Chip Kelly off to an 0-2 start after never losing consecutive games in one season during his Oregon tenure.

12. Arizona (0-2):

Rich Rodriguez, fired as coach after last season, attends games to see his son, Rhett, a back-up quarterback.