The PPAC unites the Oregon Ducks, the Georgia Bulldogs, and the Norway national team in a rivalry nobody asked for and the Commissioner refuses to dissolve. Norway was admitted on a technicality: it is, technically, coastal.
| # | Program | W | L | D | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oregon Ducks | 2 | 0 | 0 | Locked in by Commissioner* |
| 2 | Georgia Bulldogs | 1 | 1 | 1 | Appeal filed (47th) |
| 3 | Norway | 0 | 1 | 1 | Playing the long game (very long) |
*Standings are maintained by the site administrator, who is also the Commissioner, who is also an Oregon fan. The Conference acknowledges this and has elected not to address it. Georgia's record includes one draw against Norway that Georgia insists was a forfeit.
A thriller decided when Georgia's final drive was reviewed and overturned by the Commissioner, who was also the replay official, who was also wearing green.
Scoreless after 90 minutes. Georgia refused to remove the pads. Norway scored twice but both goals were waved off because “between the hedges” was ruled an obstruction.
Scheduled for January. Postponed. Weather. Oregon has requested the fixture be moved to Eugene in October “for fairness.” Norway has requested the opposite, in writing, in three languages.
Non-conference results the Commissioner has agreed to recognize, on the grounds that each member won.
Oregon's second straight win in the series, this one in Seattle, in the rain, in front of people who paid to watch it. Washington's 2023 Pac-12 title game victory remains on the books, in a conference that no longer exists, which the Ducks consider a fair trade.
Jørgen Strand Larsen scored twice and Antonio Nusa once before Sweden had settled in. Sweden's goal arrived in the 76th minute, which is about how long it took them to notice in 1905. Both nations went on to the World Cup; only one went on to this website.
Georgia's first win at Bryant-Denny since 2014 and first regular-season win over Alabama since 2007, sealed by a Peyton Woodring field goal and a fourth-quarter non-call on KJ Bolden that Alabama is still discussing. The Commissioner reviewed the play from Eugene and found nothing, which is also what he found when he looked for Oregon's national titles.
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