fannation.com - 9/15/2008
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Mark Sanchez finished with 172 yards passing and four touchdowns. Stephen Dunn/Getty Images
1. That Mark Sanchez and Joe McKnight are worthy heirs. It felt a whole lot like 2004 at the L.A. Coliseum Saturday night. This year's Trojans carry so many parallels to that ...
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It's the SEC, Big 12, USC and everybody else
The Big Picture —
... Thanks to SI's Stewart Mandel, one of the country's best college football writers, we know that the MWC and Pac-10 went heads up in four games Saturday and the Mountain West won all of them. ...
Meme watch: Trojans bring back that lovin' feeling
Dr. Saturday —
... • "It felt a whole lot like 2004 at the L.A. Coliseum Saturday night. This year's Trojans carry so many parallels to that undefeated team ... But this team is already far ahead of where that team was at the beginning of its season." ...
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latimes.com 9/15/2008 — Painting by the numbers, in broad strokes of red (Wisconsin), Charlie White (USC) and deep, dark, blue (UCLA). 1 -- USC's standing in the free world following Saturday's 35-3 drubbing of Ohio State. The Trojans have now outscored Virginia and Ohio ...
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normantranscript.com 9/15/2008 — SEATTLE —If watching Oklahoma’s victory over Washington Saturday night filled you with a sense of deja vu, you’re not alone. There were a lot of things the Sooners did in the 55-14 romp that stoked familiar flames.
Pete Carroll says USC won't have a letdown - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com 9/15/2008 — Carroll added that, "I don't think there's any question it's not going to happen to us." USC has lost only three games after an open date under Carroll. The last came at Corvallis, Ore., where Oregon State tipped away a potential two-point conversion ...
