It was a very light week in the Pac-12, both on the schedule and the visitor lists. But as usual, the three Saturday games in the conference delivered in a big way, with a game-winning field goal, a defensive show that needed overtime and an upset of the No. 6 team in the country. While there weren't any reported official visitors in the conference, a number of unofficial visitors caught the action and shared it via social media.
Stanford's struggles
Stanford's offense continued to struggle this year, as the Cardinal dropped their final home game of the season, in an overtime battle against Utah. Part of the reason for that has been the lack of a dominant ground game -- something the Cardinal are looking to rectify in this recruiting class by loading up at the running back position. In town this weekend on an unofficial visit was ESPN 300 tailback Bryce Love, who has taken official visits to Tennessee and Virginia Tech this season, but has long been a Stanford target.
Living that Cali lifestyle right now 😎 #Stanford
— Bryce Love (@Blovee_23) November 15, 2014Stanford also received an unofficial visit from 2016 ESPN 300 wide receiver Brandon Burton, who already holds offers from programs such as Florida, Florida State, Stanford, UCLA and USC.
Going to Stanford tomorrow #NerdNation #Trees #Stanford 🌲🔴⚪️
— Brandon Burton (@BraandonD1) November 15, 2014Oregon State's thriller
Junior quarterback Kevin Davidson has been on several Pac-12 trips this season, visiting Colorado and Washington previously. He picked a good time to take his visit to Oregon State, as he was able to witness the Beavers' thrilling victory against Arizona State.
Storm the field pic.twitter.com/WKDrUxNAqd
— Kevin Davidson (@kevinqb10) November 16, 2014Also in attendance was 2016 offensive guard Conner Crist, who holds interest from a number of Pac-12 programs.
#GoBeavs pic.twitter.com/UviGWIYJL9
— CHIEF BEEF (@ConnerCrist) November 16, 2014Arizona stays alive
With a game-winning field goal against Washington, Arizona kept its season going on the right track. Though the Wildcats didn't host any official visitors, there were several recruits on hand for that game. Athlete Brion Anduze, who made the trip down from Washington, likely riled up a few of his friends that are Husky fans with his tweet early last week.
Going down to see Arizona beat UW on Friday😎☀️ #BearDown
— b_Duze (@AnduzeB) November 12, 2014Of course, he also didn't have any problems reminding them of whose side he was on during the game.
BEARDOWN
— b_Duze (@AnduzeB) November 16, 2014