Pac-12 Football: When does each team begin 2017 fall camp?

Pac-12 football is right around the corner, but when does each team in the conference begin 2017 fall camp?

It’s hard to believe the 2017 college football season is just a month away from kickoff. Fans have waited all summer for this, but they will have to power through a few weeks of fall camps. Pac-12 football fans who are checking to see when their favorite team begins camp, you’ve come to the right place.

Not many shakeups have taken place in the conference this offseason as most of the top teams have all retained their head coaches. In fact, Washington, USC, Colorado, UCLA, Stanford and Utah are all looking just about the same, if not better, as their 2016 version.

However, one team has made a major change in leadership: Oregon. The Ducks had one of the worst seasons in program history and they decided to move on from Mark Helfrich. Although he had some 10-plus win seasons under his belt, he just couldn’t seem to grow the program. Former South Florida coach Willie Taggart is now in charge.

The conference looks to be more competitive this season than in years past and 2017 fall camps should give us an idea of who the favorites are.

Here’s a complete list of each program’s fall camp start date:

Arizona: July 31
Arizona State: July 25
California: July 31
Colorado: July 28
Oregon: August 1
Oregon State: July 25
Stanford: July 31
UCLA: August 
USC: July 29
Utah: August 2
Washington: July 31
Washington State: August 2

Although USC looked like the best team from the conference at the end of the 2016 season, it was Washington who defeated Colorado in the Pac-12 Championship. Will there be a repeat of that in 2017, or will USC rise to the occasion?

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The hype surrounding this conference for the 2017 season is real as the contenders run deep. Don’t sleep on programs like Washington State, Oregon, UCLA, Utah, Stanford and Colorado.