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The polls are out . Not many surprises. Here’s my list of the top 10 teams heading into the season: 1. Oklahoma– The Sooners feature the nation’s pass efficiency leader, an excellent group of skill players, the best offensive line in the country and two elite interior defensive tackles. To me, that’s a good formula for a No. 1...
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This is a phrase that is often used when talking about the superiority of the SEC as a conference. As in “year-in, year-out, the SEC is the strongest league in college football.” You hear it a lot. Way too much, in fact. Now, here’s the thing. The SEC is currently the top conference. It was amazingly good last year...
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Yesterday, we unveiled the All-American offensive squad, now here are the defenders: Defensive End 1st Team–Everson Griffen, USC; Greg Middleton, Indiana Middleton was a 2007 HP All-American and should have another great year. Griffen is a physical phenom who is ready to explode on the college scene. 2nd Team–Greg Hardy, Ole Miss; George Selvie, USF 3rd Team–Nick Reed, Oregon;...
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USC ranks ahead of Ohio State.
Arizona State and Oregon make the Top 25.
2008 Preseason Top 25 Coaches Poll [USATODAY.com]
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USC's out-of-conference football opponents this season should have pretty good recruiting classes. You'd think -- considering Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Virginia all rank in top 15 schools for spending on recruiting athletes in all sports. In 2006-07, Tennessee led the nation at $2 million. The Irish were second at about $1.75 million, the Buckeyes 10th at $1,236,800, and...
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Of course...just my luck, Media Day takes place on one of my busiest days of the month so I have some catching up to do. Laughing Stock had a nice rundown earlier today. It looks like there were some interesting moments that went on at media day today so lets get to it. Officiating was front and center right...
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USC topped the Pac-10 media day poll yet again, grabbing a near unanimous 38 out of 39 votes for top dog. The only wayward #1 vote went to...Cal? That must have been a mistake meant for Southern Cal. Or that voter had sand in his eyes when filling out the ballot sheet. Or brain damage. Likely brain damage. Either way USC is the media favorite to win its share of the conference title for an unprecedented seventh year in a row.
The Pac-10 Media poll goes as follows:
1. USC (38)
2. Arizona State
3. Oregon
4. California (1)
5. UCLA
6. Oregon State
7. Arizona
8. Washington
9. Stanford
10. Washington State
Follow the jump for Trojan DePo's predictions, including projected conference records.
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We're blogging from the red carpet of Pac-10 football media day, where players from around the west coast have an opportunity to meet their favorite beat writers and radio jocks. OK, not quite ... but there are a lot of big names here today and there will be plenty of coverage over the next few hours.To kick things off,...
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USC was picked to win the Pac-10 again. USC was voted No. 1 by 38 of the 39 voters. USC has won or shared the last five Pac-10 titles. Defending Pac-10 co-champ Arizona State is picked to finish second. Here's the poll with total points 1. USC (38) 389 2. ASU 330 3. Oregon 295 4. Cal (1) 274...
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It's all football this morning ... There are some tickets left for the games against Oregon, Washington and Cal. Everything else appears to be sold out. [USC] Matt Calkins has a great article about early recruiting. [Riverside Press-Enterprise] According to Forbes, USC is the 15th most valuable college football team in America. [Bleacher Report] Playing fantasy college football this...
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Here is the schedule from ESPN's Pac-10 Blog. 9:35 am - Tyrone Willingham/QB Jake Locker - Washington 9:50 am - Jim Harbaugh/C Alex Fletcher - Stanford 10:05 am - Paul Wulff/FL Brandon Gibson - Washington State 10:20 am - Jeff Tedford/C Alex Mack - California 10:35 am - Mike Stoops/QB Willie Tuitama - Arizona 10:50 am - Mike Bellotti/ROV...
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