Nolan and Bradford named First Team All Pac-12

Either of those RB choices over Baylor is an insult to human decency. He is the leading RB by yards in the conference, #4 in TDs, #1 in carries and holds over a 6 YPC average. an absolute beast. 

He has the same TDs as Charbonnet, one less than White and more yards and a better YPC than either. 

huh?

SECOND-TEAM ALL-PAC 12

QB Cam Rising, Utah
RB Tavion Thomas, Utah
RB Keaontay Ingram, USC
WR Kyle Philips, UCLA
WR Britain Covey, Utah
WR Calvin Jackson Jr., Washington State
TE Brant Kuithe, Utah
LT Sean Rhyan, UCLA
LG Paul Grattan Jr., UCLA
C Dohnovan West, Arizona State
RG McKade Mettauer, Cal
RT Abraham Lucas, Washington State

DI D.J. Davidson, Arizona State
DI Otito Ogbonnia, UCLA
ED Marqez Bimage, Cal
ED Drake Jackson, USC
LB Noah Sewell, Oregon
LB Nate Landman, Colorado
CB Jay Shaw, UCLA
CB Jack Jones, Arizona State
S Vonte Davis, Utah
S Alton Julian, Oregon State
FLEX D Quentin Lake, UCLA

K Tyler Loop, Arizona
P Luke Loecher, Oregon State
KR Kaazmeir Allen, UCLA
PR Kyle Phillips, UCLA

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THIRD-TEAM ALL-PAC 12

QB Kedon Slovis, USC
RB Max Borghi, Washington State
RB B.J. Baylor, Oregon State
WR Travell Harris, Washington State
WR Stanley Berryhill III, Arizona
WR Trevon Clark, Cal
TE Greg Dulcich, UCLA
LT Jaxson Kirkland, Washington
LG Kary Kutsch, Colorado
C Nathan Eldridge, Oregon State
RG Nous Keobounnam, Oregon State
RT Brandon Kipper, Oregon State

DI Tuli Letuligasenoa, Washington
DI Mustafa Johnson, Colorado
ED Tuli Tuipulotu, USC
ED Ron Stone Jr., Washington State
LB Darien Butler, Arizona State
LB Eric Gentry, Arizona State
CB Mykael Wright, Oregon
CB Mekhi Blackmon, Colorado
S Asa Turner, Washington
S Kitan Oladapo, Oregon State
FLEX D Armani Marsh, Washington State

K Joshua Karty, Stanford
P Kyle Ostendorp, Arizona
KR Nikko Remigio, Cal
PR Casey Filkins, Stanford

HONORABLE MENTION
QB Chase Garbers, Cal
RB Travis Dye, Oregon
RB T.J. Pledger, Utah
WR Elijah Higgins, Stanford
WR Jeremiah Hunter, Cal
WR Tre'Shaun Harrison, Oregon State
TE Dalton Kincaid, Utah
LT Joshua Gray, Oregon State
LG Justin Dedich, USC
C Josh McCauley, Arizona
RG Branson Bragg, Stanford
RT Ben Scott, Arizona State

DI Hauati Pututau, Utah
DI Kyon Barrs, Arizona
ED Carson Wells, Colorado
ED Mitchell Agude, UCLA
LB Edefuan Olofoshio, Washington
LB Merlin Robertson, Arizona State
CB Clark Phillips III, Utah
CB Christian Gonzalez, Colorado
S George Hicks III, Washington State
S DeAndre Pierce, Arizona State
FLEX D Kyu Blu Kelly, Stanford

K Dario Longhetto, Cal
P Ryan Sanborn, Stanford
KR Nathaniel Peat, Stanford
PR Stanley Berryhill III, Arizona

Calm down. This is not the official Pac-12 all-conference team. 

PFF is compiled this using their proprietary metrics.  A lot of teams NCAA and NFL alike subscribe to PFF to help them game plan and to help them target players in the NCAA to draft.  PFF is closer to reality than anything that the Pac-12 will put together.  

If PFF says that Chance Nolan is the best quarterback in Pac-12, I buy that more than say ESPN saying that Nolan is third.

On the other hand, Zach Charbonnet finished with more total yardage due to being a much better receiving running back.  And, while Baylor put the ball on the turf four times (losing two), Charbonnet did not fumble in any of his 226 plays.

Rachaad White also finished with more total yardage due to being an even better receiving running back than Charbonnet.  Also, he only fumbled once in his 225 plays and Arizona State recovered.  Also also, White finished with higher yards per touch than Baylor.  White did that while missing the final 10 minutes of the Utah game and completely missing the Wazzu game (which is one of the reasons why Arizona State lost both games).

Baylor is undoubtedly a better first- and second-down straight running back.  But Charbonnet and White are both better all-around backs than Baylor.  I believe that both are consistently higher on NFL draft boards than Baylor, too.  Baylor should really return in 2022 and work on being more of a threat in the passing game.