Arizona Wildcats Football Schedule

Arizona Wildcats
2010 Football Schedule

09/03/10 at Toledo
09/11/10 vs. The Citadel
09/18/10 vs. Iowa
09/25/10 vs. California
10/09/10 vs. Oregon State
10/16/10 at Washington State
10/23/10 vs. Washington
10/30/10 at UCLA
11/06/10 at Stanford
11/13/10 vs. USC
11/26/10 at Oregon
12/02/10 vs. Arizona State

Go Cats!

Arizona State Sun Devils Football Schedule

I will list the 2010 Pac 10 football schedules in alphabetical order. Starting with:

Arizona State Sun Devils
2010 Football Schedule

Sep 4 Portland State at Sun Devil Stadium
Sep 11 Northern Arizona at Sun Devil Stadium
Sep 18 Wisconsin at Wisconsin
Sep 25 Oregon at Sun Devil Stadium
Oct 2 Oregon State at Oregon State
Oct 9 Washington at Washington
Oct 23 California at California
Oct 30 Washington St. at Sun Devil Stadium
Nov 6 USC at USC
Nov 13 Stanford at Sun Devil Stadium
Nov 26 UCLA at Sun Devil Stadium
Dec 2 Arizona at Arizona Stadium

Thanks to Arizona State Sun Devils Tickets for the schedule information and for having tickets for sale so early!

Pac 10 Teams will be Changing

There has been so much news about the Pac 10 conference growing into a Pac 14 conference that I just had to write a quick blurb about it today.

It seems that Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State will be moving to the Pac 10 from the Big 12 Conference.

One source said Big 12 commissioner Dan Beebe's last-minute plan to save the Big 12 conference has "zero" chance to succeed even though he is offering up a lucrative TV deal to the teams if they stay.

For the sake of my next blog project (listing the 2010 Pac 10 Football Schedules and key games), I will move forward with the conference in tact as is, but I will also keep you updated to any official conference changes.

Perhaps I should invest in a new domain name….Pac 14 Football Schedules, Pac 16 Football Schedules – oh dear.

Pac 10 Football Blog is Famous

My Pac 10 blog is finally getting noticed! The blog got listed as one of the Top 50 college conference football blogs on the web site online universities.com – woo hoo!

Check out the list here: Top 50 College Football Blogs

I especially like the description they assigned to my Pac-10 blog: “A stripped-down blog with news, commentary, and links to other notable sources.”

Yep, that about sums it up….Originally, I wanted to make this blog all about the Pac 10 football schedules and key inter-conference match-ups and schedule difficulty etc. I sort of veered away from that, but I am going to try and re-steer my ship in that direction.

I will post the 2010 schedules of all the Pac 10 teams in the next few weeks and then talk about individual games that you shouldn’t miss and what games will make the biggest impact on the Pac 10 standings this year.

Keep checking back, this Pac 10 blog is starting to get good!

Jarvis Jones to Transfer

The USC Trojans have granted outside lineback Jarvis Jones the ability to transfer before the upcoming season. Jones had a spectacular freshmen year but was forced to miss five games because of a neck injury. He was a high school All American and is from Colombus, Georgia. Jones was not able to practice this spring because of the neck injury and the reasons for him wanting to transfer are undisclosed.

USC to Hear NCAA Committees Ruling on Them

On Friday, the NCAA committee will release its findings on the potential violations of the football and basketball programs at the University of Southern California. The NCAA committee is reviewing incidents about O.J. Mayo and Reggie Bush. O.J. Mayo was allegedly given 1,000 dollars from former Head Coach Tim Floyd. Floyd resigned and the Trojans already self sanctioned by banning themselves from this years post season and negating the wins from the 2007-2008 season. The case of Reggie Bush is based around the idea that a sports marketing company allegedly bought the Bush family a home while Bush was playing at USC. If found guilty, Bush may lose his Heisman Trophy.

Milton Knox to Transfer

UCLA's back up running back has decided that he will not be attending UCLA next year and will be transfer elsewhere. The decision was hard for Knox, considering two of his family members suffer from diabetes and they both live in the Los Angeles area, but Knox is in a search for playing time and he isn't likely to find it at UCLA. Knox was unable to get consistent playing time as a freshmen behind John Franklin and Derrick Coleman.. With Gatorade player of the year Malcolm Jones joining the Bruins as a running back, there is really no room for Knox to get any playing time on this team, leading him to decide to transfer.