Zona Zealots Pac-12 Football Power Rankings

Nov 3, 2012; Pasadena, CA, USA; UCLA Bruinsrunning back Jonathan Franklin (23) celebrates with wide receiver Shaquelle Evans (1) after scoring a touchdown in the first quarter against the Arizona Wildcats at the Rose Bowl. Mandatory Credit: Andrew Fielding-US PRESSWIRE

1. Oregon (9-0) Last week’s position: 1

Oregon continues to prove its BCS Championship worth with a solid victory over USC.

2. Oregon State (7-1) Last week’s position: 2

Oregon State rebounds with a victory over Arizona State.

3. Stanford (7-2) Last week’s position: 3

Stanford gets the automatic W when they played Colorado this week.

4. UCLA (7-2) Last week’s position: 6

UCLA jumps a couple of spots after destroying Arizona and taking the lead in the Pac-12 South.

5. USC (6-3) Last week’s position: 5

The Trojans remain at 5 after falling victim, like everyone else, to Oregon.

6. Arizona (5-4) Last week’s position: 4

Did Arizona even show up to play UCLA? If so, we did not notice. Arizona loses a phenominal opportunity to make things interesting in the South and gives UCLA that opportunity instead.

7. Washington (5-4) Last week’s position: 7

The Huskies stay put after defeating a much inferior Cal team.

8. Utah (4-5) Last week’s position: 9

Utah’s offense is beginning to take form by destroying Washington State. They could make things interesting for their opponents down the stretch.

9. Arizona State (5-4) Last week’s position: 8

ASU is beginning to look like the team we thought they were, a team that looked good at the beginning of the year due to an easy schedule, followed by a team that is average at best, failing to beat anyone worth mentioning. It doesn’t get any easier for the Devils either: they face USC next

10. California (3-7) Last week’s position: 10

Cal loses again to Washington and continues to be extremely dissapointing. This will be one team without a head coach at the end of the year.

11. Washington State (2-7) Last Week’s position: 11

A humiliating loss to the Utah Utes doesn’t change things for the Cougars.

12. Colorado (1-8) Last week’s position: 12

That one win will be the highlight of Colorado’s season.