Pac-12 Championship Game 2017: Game day info – TV, radio, live stream and more

TEMPE, AZ - OCTOBER 19: The 'Pac 12' logo is displayed on the filed during the college football game between the Washington Huskies and the Arizona State Sun Devils at Sun Devil Stadium on October 19, 2013 in Tempe, Arizona. The Sun Devils defeated the Huskies 53-24. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
TEMPE, AZ - OCTOBER 19: The 'Pac 12' logo is displayed on the filed during the college football game between the Washington Huskies and the Arizona State Sun Devils at Sun Devil Stadium on October 19, 2013 in Tempe, Arizona. The Sun Devils defeated the Huskies 53-24. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images) /
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Here is all of your game day information for the Pac-12 Championship Game between USC and Stanford, including TV, live stream, betting lines, stats, history and more.

The UCLA Football team… is not in the Pac-12 Championship Game, but that is okay, because everything that happens in the Conference of Champions affects the Bruins.

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The Pac-12 Championship will have USC and Stanford face each other and whether you hate them or really hate them, there is no doubt that it will be a good game. Here is everything you need to know about the ultimate Pac-12 game between #12 Stanford vs. #10 USC:

Pac-12 Championship Game Day Information

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Location: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, CA

Kickoff: Fri, Dec 1, 5:00 p.m. PT

TV: ESPN

Live Stream: WatchESPN

Radio: ESPN AM 710 (Los Angeles)

Internet Radio: Tune-In

Betting Line: USC -4, O/U: 58

Records: 

#10 USC Trojans – 10-2, 8-1 (Pac-12 South winner)

#12 Stanford Cardinal – 9-3, 7-2 (Pac-12 North winner)

Last Game:

#11 USC d. UCLA, 28-23

#22 Stanford d. #8 Notre Dame, 38-20

Cast of Characters

Head Coaches: USC – Clay Helton | Stanford – David Shaw

Rosters: USC | Stanford

Weather – Santa Clara, CA

At kickoff (projected): Temp – 58 F, Rain – 0%, Humidity – 67%, Wind – NW 7 mph

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Previews, Links and Predictions

From Go Joe Bruin

From our friends at Reign of Troy – a USC Football site

From our friend at Go Mighty Card – A Stanford football site

From our friends at Saturday Blitz (FanSided)

History, Stats and Numbers

USC and Stanford have a long lopsided history, but recently they have been at each other’s throats. You can thank Jim Harbaugh and Pete Carroll for that. The Trojans and Cardinal once again meet, though only for the second time since the introduction of the Pac-12 Championship Game (Stanford beat USC 41-22 in 2015). It is also the second time these two teams meet this season with USC punishing Stanford early in the season. Do not expect the same beat down with the conference tittle on the line.

Stats provided by Winsipedia

  • USC leads the series 60-32-3
  • USC holds the current win streak at 1 game (2017)
  • USC’s largest margin of victory: 49 points, 49-0 in 1977
  • Stanford’s largest margin of victory: 34 points, 55-21 in 2009
  • USC’s longest win streak: 12 games from 1958-69
  • Stanford’s longest win streak: 4 games from 2009-2012
  • In the last meeting, USC defeated Stanford in Los Angeles, 42-24 earlier this season

Recent Pac-12 Championship Game winners

2011: #8 Oregon over UCLA

2012: #8 Stanford over #17 UCLA

2013: #7 Stanford over #11 Arizona State

2014: #3 Oregon over #8 Arizona

2015: #7 Stanford over #24 USC

2016: #4 Washington over #9 Colorado

Stanford vs. USC – Statistical Matchup

Stanford Offense vs. USC Defense

Stan Off.
TotalRushingPassingScoring
394.1 (10th)210.4 (3rd)183.7 (11th)32.3 (6th)
409.9 (6th)158.9 (5th)251.0 (9th)26.2 (5th)
TotalRushingPassingScoring
USC Def.

Stanford Defense vs. USC Offense

Stan Def.
TotalRushingPassingScoring
390.2 (5th)170.2 (7th)220.0 (5th)20.7 (2nd)
488.6 (2nd)196.5 (4th)292.1 (3rd)34.8 (4th)
TotalRushingPassingScoring
USC Off.

*Stats in ( ) denote conference ranking

Current Pac-12 Standings

North DivisionSouth Division
1. (11) Stanford 9-3, 7-21. (10) USC 10-2, 8-1
2. (13) Washington 10-2, 7-22. Arizona State 7-5, 6-3
3. (18) Washington State 9-3, 6-33. Arizona 7-5, 5-4
4. Oregon 7-5, 4-54. UCLA 6-6, 4-5
5. Cal 5-7, 2-75. Utah 6-6, 3-6
6. Oregon State 1-11, 0-96. Colorado 5-7, 2-7

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It may not be UCLA football, but it is the Pac-12. So who do you have winning this game? Comments below!