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College football: Championship Saturday’s winners and losers

By sarahtr

Fool us once, shame on you. Fool us twice … but three times? Seriously? What, we’re just supposed to expect little-engine-that-could Arizona to beat powerhouse Oregon for the third time in a row?

Sorry, but I can’t do it. The only thing I know for sure about the No. 2 Ducks vs. the No. 7 Wildcats in Friday’s Pac-12 title game (8 p.m., Fox-32) is that Marcus Mariota and the best team west of the Mississippi is going to the College Football Playoff. At least I think I know that. Don’t I know it?

Geez, I really don’t. Read more

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