Our breakdown of the best and worst of Week 3 includes quarterbacks Shedeur Sanders and Michael Penix, favorable bowl math, a bad win and two ugly losses.
Theme of the week: Blowouts
Of the nine wins collected by Pac-12 teams on Saturday, only one was closer than two touchdowns. The average margin of victory? Try 28.7 points. And in several cases, the margin could have been vastly worse. UCLA scored 45 points in the first half against North Carolina Central; Washington State scored 43 in the first against Northern Colorado; Washington slammed Michigan State with 35 in the first; and Oregon posted 34 in 30 minutes on Hawaii.
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