USC v. Oregon Preview: Mark Sanchez To Start At Quarterback

A MACHIAVELLIAN STATE OF THE PAC TEN

Conquest Chronicles found this 10/26/2007 on www.sundaymorningqb.com

Consider this the second in a series of "Prove It" posts re: undefeated teams facing their biggest tests to date this weekend, after Wednesday's look at Ohio State . More on Boston College later today. - - - This doesn't seem particularly likely, ...

Pac-10 football picks of the week: USC’s an underdog, and pigs are flying

The Wizard of Odds found this 10/26/2007 on www.mercextra.com

Based on my “research,” the last time the Trojans were an underdog (home/road/big/slight) was the opener of the 2003 season, when they got three points at Auburn. (They kicked the Tigers’ butt, by the way.) Since then, USC has been ...

Looks like we've got ourselves a good 'ol fashioned nightmare scenario

injuryrate posted 10/26/2007 from 100percentinjuryrate.blogspot.com

It looks like Boston College could be ranked #1 after this weekend. Which makes sense, but is also totally wrong at the same time.

CFB Weekend Preview: World's most irrelevant cocktail party

suckatsports posted 10/26/2007 from suckatsports.blogspot.com

College football weekend preview will run weekly, and will take a quick gander at some of the upcoming games. Quick breakdowns and predictions will be included, but don't quote it on SportsBook, they'll still take your money. Second week of the BCS, and things atop didn't change much; neither did things from the SEC fans. The masses are still clamoring about Ohio State's ranking, and the

Oregon knocks off USC, 24-17

Woody posted 10/27/2007 from sports.espn.go.com

Oregon can start seriously thinking about a national title run. As for Southern California, just winning the Pac-10 could be a long shot at this point. Jonathan Stewart ran for 103 yards and two touchdowns and the fifth-ranked Ducks knocked off No. 9 USC 24-17 on Saturday.