Jackson Sirmon and Joshua Karty represent Cal and Stanford, respectively, on the all-conference first team
him with former Cal quarterback Troy Taylor, who recently elevated Sacramento State to great heights at the FCS level.
USC was picked by media members to win the Pac-12 in its final year with the league, while fellow future Big Ten member UCLA was picked sixth. The Trojans received 25 first-place votes, followed by two-time defending champion Utah , Washington and Oregon . The Bears and Cardinal each have one player on the preseason all-Pac-12 first team. Senior linebacker Jackson Sirmon represents Cal while senior kicker Joshua Karty is Stanford’s representative.
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