Keith Price News

The Pac-12 was a pleasant surprise last season when eight teams were declared bowl eligible and there was more parity.

You may have noticed this story Monday from Mackenzie Kraemer of ESPN Stats & Info.

The mail comes to you a little early today as I'll have coverage of the Big Ten spring meetings this afternoon.

The Washington Huskies head coach Steve Sarkisian did a fine job of righting a ship that didn't look good for several years.

Oct 27, 2012; Seattle, WA, USA; Washington Huskies running back Bishop Sankey celebrates his touchdown run against the Oregon State Beavers during the fourth quarter with Washington Huskies quarterback Keith Price and Washington Huskies fullback Jonathan Amosa at CenturyLink Field.

The 2013 season is 16 weeks away, and will get underway with an interesting slate of out-of-conference games for the Pac-12. While they won't have a marquee matchup against LSU like they have of late, the conference will play Notre Dame three times, as well as host both Ohio State and Wisconsin, while traveling to Nebraska.

I know the title is quite a mouthful, but I couldn't think of a slicker way to headline this post, which is meant to take a look at how Washington's new-found offensive line depth could make the change to more of a no-huddle, speed oriented offense much more effective.

It seems to be that time of year, where all across the nation, rankings are popping up for every possible category.

Unlike last season, Stanford is set at quarterback, and the defense looks as if it will be even better in 2013.

Earlier today, ESPN.com Pac-12 bloggers Kevin Gemmell and Ted Miller teamed up to write the Pac-12 post-spring power rankings.

At Colorado, Connor Wood's case was helped by attrition. USC's and Oregon State's battles were too close to call.

Some teams have not named their starting quarterbacks, so that's a difficult question to answer.

With their spring practice all wrapped up, we checked in with thecassino at UW Dawg Pound to see how those dogs up north are doing.

So much can change between now and April '14 that this exercise has a significant futility factor.

The schedule sets up nicely with the Ducks avoiding both USC and Arizona State from the south division.

Spring Football answered a number of questions. First, it confirmed that Keith Price is the undisputed number-one quarterback at Washington.