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Oregon Ducks vs USC Trojans Week 9 Recap
pac10-fans.com - 11/3/2009
Oregon Ducks vs USC Trojans Week 9 Recap
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The Oregon Ducks still have to fight their way through four more Pac-10 games and stave off the advances of the second-place Arizona Wildcats, but just the same, one can't deny that after a 27-point trouncing of the West Coast's college football superpower, the Quack Attack is likely to descend ...
Will USC get off the carpet?
espn.go.com - 11/2/2009
Will USC get off the carpet?
— espn.go.com — Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller Now what for USC?     Steve Dykes/Getty Images   Pete Caroll’s... Trojans need to rebound strongly if they still want to be in the BCS bowl race. Well, Trojans fans first need to ... (more) Will USC get off the carpet?

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espn.go.com - 11/3/2009
Pac-10 power rankings: Week 10
— espn.go.com — Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller No changes this week, which may be a first this season. 1... . Oregon : The Ducks left no doubt against USC. None. Zero. Now, can they maintain the focus that got them here -- the Pac-10 title within sight -- or ... (more) Pac-10 power rankings: Week 10

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— registerguard.com — The Oregon Ducks are proving to be quite a third-quarter football team. Oregon has hit its stride... in the third quarter of this season, and has been no better of late than in the first 15 minutes after halftime. The Ducks outscored then-No. 4 USC 17-3 ... (more) Sports: Home

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