Las Vegas reveals odds to win the Pac-12 Conference
There were plenty of changes across the Pac-12 this offseason. With the league picture coming into focus, Las Vegas has declared an early favorite.
USC has the best odds to win the league at 2/1, according to CBS Sports’ Barrett Sallee. Oregon is right behind at 11/5 and Utah is also toward the top at 5/1.
Here’s the full list of odds to win the Pac-12.
USC 2/1
Oregon 11/5
Utah 5/1
Arizona State 17/2
UCLA 17/2
Washington 11/1
Washington State 33/1
Oregon State 40/1
California 66/1
Stanford 80/1
Colorado 200/1
Arizona 500/1
How USC, Oregon became 2022 Pac-12 favorites
USC made some major moves this offseason to revamp the roster after the Clay Helton era came to an end in 2021. The Trojans brought in Lincoln Riley from Oklahoma, and he managed to bring quarterback Caleb Williams with him after he entered the transfer portal.
But Williams isn’t the only high-profile transfer to come in to USC. Former Oregon running back Travis Dye — the No. 20 transfer to hit the portal in 2022, according to the On3 Transfer Portal Rankings — and former Oklahoma wide receiver Mario Williams are also part of the roster.
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Oregon also saw a coaching change when Mario Cristobal departed for Miami. The Ducks moved to hire Dan Lanning away from Georgia, and he got to work, as well. Former Auburn quarterback Bo Nix is heading to Eugene via the transfer portal and the Ducks brought in the No. 11 recruiting class in the country from the Class of 2022, according to the On3 Consensus Team Rankings.
The Ducks built quite a foundation under Cristobal, especially after making the Pac-12 title game last year. Despite notably losing Dye to the portal, they still have some key players coming back from that team, led by linebacker Noah Sewell and offensive lineman TJ Bass.