sportingnews.com - 9/29/2008
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Four highly-ranked college football teams with spotless records emerged from the weekend thoroughly dirtied with the stain of loss: Florida, Georgia, USC, and Wisconsin. The circumstances of the losses all varied greatly, though only one involved a ranked team playing a ranked team: Georgia's ...
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We Suck at Sports —
Most notably, it is the buoyancy of USC despite suffering an inexcusable loss. Spencer Hall hit the nail right on the head, the fact that Southern Cal didn't fall out of the Top-10 in ...
Blog Pollin': Alabama, a hint of order reign on Week Five's ballot
Dr. Saturday —
... Southern Cal over Georgia and Florida? Spencer Hall may not like it, but aside from Alabama's dismantling of Georgia, USC still has the single most impressive effort of the season against Ohio State. Until the Buckeyes go down again -- maybe at Madison on Saturday night -- that game alone will keep the Trojans afloat. ...
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ballhype.com 9/29/2008 — Oregon State came into this game having been 41 years since they beat a No. 1 ranked team. They were 25 point underdogs according to the football odds. The Beavers jumped out to a 21-0 lead at halftime with stellar division play. They continuously moved the ball up and down the ...
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USC tailback Allen Bradford wants the ball - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com 9/30/2008 — The 5-foot-11, 225-pound Bradford, who starred at running back and linebacker at Colton High, did not rail. He spoke quietly about his situation and acknowledged that fellow junior Stafon Johnson and sophomores C.J. Gable and Joe McKnight also were ...
Bowl Projection - College Football
sports.espn.go.com 9/29/2008 — Out goes USC, in comes Alabama. The Crimson Tide are a unanimous pick to play for the BCS title game against a Big 12 team -- Missouri or Oklahoma. Bowl projection archive: Bowl (Matchup) Mark Schlabach Bruce Feldman FedEx BCS National Championship ...
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