Have a nice weekend, folks.

• Nelson Agholor's big second half gave USC the cushion it needed for Arizona, Jon Gold writes in the Arizona Daily Star.

• Todd Graham vows that ASU will play more aggressively, Doug Haller writes in the Arizona Republic.

• Cal's offense throws and throws, but that doesn't translate into winning, Chris Foster writes in the Los Angeles Times.

• Colorado's Addison Gillam continues to fly under the radar, Kyle Ringo writes in the Daily Camera.

• Stanford backup quarterback Dallas Lloyd will have fans in Utah, Tom FitzGerald writes in the San Francsico Chronicle.

• Oregon expects better focus from the start Saturday, Andrew Greif writes in the Oregonian.

• The Oregonion's Connor Letourneau compares Oregon State's Sean Mannion and Washington State's Connor Halliday by the numbers.

• UCLA's Jake Brendel finds himself advising the kids, Chris Foster writes in the Los Angeles Times.

• Ed Orgeron took a spirited approach with USC to energize their play, Helene Elliott writes in the Los Angeles Times.

• Dennis Erickson is keeping two tight end sets for Utah, Lya Wodraska writes in the Salt Lake Tribune.

• The Seattle Times' Jerry Brewer says Oregon's losing streak epitomizes Washington's long climb back to relevance.

• Vince Mayle catches on quickly in his first year at Washington State, Bud Withers writes in the Seattle Times.