Pac-12 Conference Championship

[hurricanefootball4]

I'm not a big fan of the "home game" conference championship setup, who has a good suggestion for a geographically relevant place for the PAC-12 championship game?

[Soarindude02]

Quote: Originally Posted by hurricanefootball4

I'm not a big fan of the "home game" conference championship setup, who has a good suggestion for a geographically relevant place for the PAC-12 championship game?

Qualcomm Stadium, Honolulu Stadium, Rose Bowl, It's unlikely but if Qwest Field is in the game, just to name a few.

[GeneralMike]

Quote: Originally Posted by Soarindude02

Qualcomm Stadium, Honolulu Stadium, Rose Bowl, It's unlikely but if Qwest Field is in the game, just to name a few.

Fight Hunger Bowl (Pac Bell Park in San Fran), University of Phoenix stadium and Invesco Field (CU-CSU game) are in as well and could be decent geography friendly options

[GoDevils95]

Quote: Originally Posted by hurricanefootball4

I'm not a big fan of the "home game" conference championship setup, who has a good suggestion for a geographically relevant place for the PAC-12 championship game?

In real life, the reason why the Pac-12 did this is b/c geographically its too far for fans to travel.....also....interest in college football out west is not huge....especially 2-3 weeks before the holiday season. Most of the population on the west coast are transplants. The only way the game will sellout is if its a home game for one of the schools. You can rip the Pac-12 fans for this....but people out there are not diehards.

[Bill1]

Quote: Originally Posted by Noble Evildoer

Either Eugene, Corvallis, Seattle, Pullman, Berkley, Palo Alto, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Boulder, Salt Lake City, Tempe, or Tucson.

Not Los Angeles. USC is not playing in this year Pac 12 title game, since they are banned from it this year. SO Los Angeles cannot host, unless UCLA is the host at the Rose Bowl.

[acts238shaun]

I haven't decided, but it's gonna be U of Phoenix stadium or the Rose Bowl.

[boredhusband]

Quote: Originally Posted by Bill1

Not Los Angeles. USC is not playing in this year Pac 12 title game, since they are banned from it this year. SO Los Angeles cannot host, unless UCLA is the host at the Rose Bowl.

i thought we were talking about IN THE GAME? not IRL... but in the game, yes it can be played at the coliseum in Los Angeles. can't wait until september 3rd when your golpers come to Los Angeles to get their a**es BEAT.

[Soarindude02]

Quote: Originally Posted by GeneralMike

Fight Hunger Bowl (Pac Bell Park in San Fran), University of Phoenix stadium and Invesco Field (CU-CSU game) are in as well and could be decent geography friendly options

Was the Fight Hunger Bowl in the game last year? Invesco Field would be a poor choice in my opinion. The Weather would be horrendous.