⚡ CFB Dashboard

The schedule looks favorable this year for the Bulldogs, let’s not screw this up… The rankings for all 8 Pac-12 teams vary across different evaluation models: 1. Predictive / Opponent Win-Percentage Method Evaluates the combined 2025 winning percentage of all 2026 scheduled opponents. 1. Oregon State — No. 21 nationally  2. Boise State — No. 43 nationally 3. Colorado State — No. 47 nationally 4. Utah State — No. 40 nationally (higher non-conference weight) 5. Texas State — No. 83 nationally 6. Washington State — No. 91 nationally 7. Fresno State — No. 103 nationally 8. San Diego State — No. 105 nationally 2. Standard Power Rating / CFN Model Rankings Balances power index metrics, roster talent, and venue difficulty (Home vs. Away).  1. Oregon State — ~62nd nationally 2. Boise State — No. 79 nationally  3. Texas State — No. 76 nationally  4. Washington State — ~80th nationally 5. Colorado State — ~84th nationally 6. Utah State — ~88th nationally 7. San Diego State — ~92nd nationally 8. Fresno State — ~96th nationally Key Takeaways Oregon State consistently holds the toughest overall schedule in the new Pac-12, heavily driven by demanding non-conference Power-4 matchups and zero FCS breather padding. Boise State sits near the top tier of the conference, largely buoyed by high-profile non-conference games like their road trip to Eugene to play Oregon. Fresno State and San Diego State generally benefit from the most favorable slates in the conference, avoiding several top-tier non-conference Power-4 opponents.