The Pac-12 officially has no titles in the national championship era (1998-present) of college football, as USC's BCS championship at the end of the 2004 season was later vacated.
But it hasn't been for lack of individual talent. Led predominantly by USC, Stanford and Oregon, the league has produced an average of 2.5 consensus All-Americans per year for the past two decades, routinely churning out first-round draft picks.
Thus, putting together a 26-man 21st Century All-Conference team for the Pac-12 meant leaving out a whole bunch of collegiate stars.
Heck, at quarterback alone, there were three Heisman winners and a two-time Heisman runner-up to choose from.