Five need-to-knows for Week 8 in Pac-12 football:
1. The 'GameDay' factorThe Hotline is forever in search of context. This week, we found a pile hidden in plain sight.
People are also reading… The show made regular appearances for six years, a stretch that coincided with a barrage of 10-win seasons and top-25 rankings for the conference, plus two playoff berths. The Washington-Oregon and Utah-Oregon games could be candidates, but both are in Eugene and"GameDay" doesn’t typically make two appearances on the same campus.
Once Week 8 comes to a close, only two teams will have byes to take down the stretch: Oregon State and Washington. They are idle on Oct. 28, then collide in Seattle on the first Friday of November. • Colorado will make a game-time decision on freshman Owen McCown, who was reportedly"dinged up" against Cal and left the game in the second half. His replacement, JT Shrout, threw the winning touchdown pass in overtime and will be available if McCown isn’t ready.
4. Help arrivesWe have become accustomed to Pac-12 coaches getting fired in the middle of the season, but Cal took the opposite approach this week.
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