Pac-12 vs. Big Ten

[Iceland12]

Read a post about how the Pac-12 versus Big Ten record is pretty even. Can't remember where I saw it but thanks. Post thought that Pac-12 teams win on the West Coast, Big Ten teams when at home. Going back to 1998 Pac-12 leads Big Ten 58-46. Certainly looks to be about right.

Below is the last 3 years. They've played 21 times and it looks like 11-10 in favor of the Pac-12. Also looks like the Big Ten does pretty well at neutral sites and at Home but not when the play the Pac-12 on their home fields.

The link has a team breakdown too.

https://www.topdan.com/sports/college-football-conference-records/pac-12.html#vs-big-ten

Cut and paste below? Did what I could with it.


2016-09-17 Colorado 28 - 45 Michigan away
2016-09-17 Oregon 32 - 35 Nebraska away
2016-09-03 Washington 48 - 13 Rutgers home
2016-09-01 Oregon State 23 - 30 Minnesota away
2016-01-01 Stanford 45 - 16 Iowa Rose Bowl
2015-12-30 Southern California 21 - 23 Wisconsin San Diego
2015-12-26 UCLA 29 - 37 Nebraska San Fransisco
2015-09-12 Oregon State 7 - 35 Michigan away
2015-09-12 Washington State 37 - 34 Rutgers away
2015-09-12 Oregon 28 - 31 Michigan State away
2015-09-05 Stanford 6 - 16 Northwestern away
2015-09-03 Utah 24 - 17 Michigan home
2015-01-12 Oregon 20 - 42 Ohio State Arlington, TX
2014-12-30 Stanford 45 - 21 Maryland Santa Clara, CA
2014-12-27 Southern California 45 - 42 Nebraska San Diego, CA
2014-09-20 Utah 26 - 10 Michigan away
2014-09-13 Washington 44 - 19 Illinois home
2014-09-06 Oregon 46 - 27 Michigan State home
2014-08-30 California 31 - 24 Northwestern away
2014-08-28 Washington State 38 - 41 Rutgers home
2014-01-01 Stanford 20 - 24 Michigan State Pasadena, CA



https://www.topdan.com/sports/college-football-conference-records/pac-12.html#vs-big-ten

 

[metrolax]

I had alluded to this. Big Ten teams always seem to have an uphill climb out west.

 

[westcoastgopher11]

the rose bowl is a home game for UCLA and a short trip from south central for the trojans - just between the LA schools they've represented the pac-12 46 times in the game

 

[Iceland12]

the rose bowl is a home game for UCLA and a short trip from south central for the trojans - just between the LA schools they've represented the pac-12 46 times in the game

The above cut and paste only covered games from 2014 through this year. The link only covered games going back to games starting in August of 1998. During that period UCLA played in the Rose Bowl once, in 1999.

They lost to the Badgers.