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Very true, which brings me to the Lynx coach saying the WNBA "Title was stolen!" doesn't track. For the whole game, the Liberty couldn't hit a shot, yet the Lynx only had a 7 point lead at halftime. The Liberty took the lead in the second half, and at the end of the game, the title was "stolen" by officiating?

Very grudgingly. The paws must have hurt typing that, but through all those barks it came through.

I can understand this. But last night Texas didn't look like a dominant team Georgia was definitely the better team last night, but they got beat by Alabama, who lost to Vanderbilt and Tennessee. How about Ohio State? Nah. I don't think there is a truly dominant team this season. Idaho, yeah, not so good. But Boise State's only L is to Oregon. I miss the Mariota years too, up 42-6 at halftime was great. But they didn't it get done. They could never control the line of scrimmage, both sides against Ohio State, and outrush, out pass, out explode them, and as far as innovate. How about that onsides kick and the Lanning Rule? Being No.1? I want the Ducks and the fans to get used to it.

It definitely wasn't Sabrina's best game, but Nyara Sabally played great, and Satou was there to congratulate her Lady Duck sisters!!!

Definitely, Lanning is cool and fun, Day looks like a guy who wears socks with his flip-flops.

Absolutely. Alabama was hated, Ohio State was hated. I don't know if people actually hated Carroll's USC teams. Long ago, Washington just became a pain in the neck. Now USC is where we go for a laugh, and a new rivalry is setting up with the Buckeyes.

That's a very good question. U$C has two that probably played on the same weekend, Carson Palmer-Mark Sanchez. Hard to think of another 3-set.

Okay, we have a new one, "You're full of KLATT!" I was at a store, wearing my Ducks hat, jacket, and Nike shoes, the check out guy asks, "You a Duck fan?" I respond, "Yeah" Then he tells me, "I'm good at reading people."

Oregon doesn't play Indiana or Penn State, Penn State doesn't play Indiana, Ohio State plays Indiana and Penn State. Big Ten Announces New Football Tiebreaking Procedures BIGTEN.ORG Big Ten Announces New Football Tiebreaking Procedures

Go, Navy!

Cal's biggest loss was to the worst team they've played, 14-9 to FSU. the 3 Ls to (Miami, they actually won this one) Pitt and NC State a combined 4 points.

Good to see this, David. After the top 5 it is fairly interchangeable. The top to bottom of the Pac-12 was more competitive than the B1G.

The top looks right to me. Alabama at No.15 and it's No.1 vs No.20 @ Autzen on Saturday.

Herby and Ohio State, Leinart & Kessler at USC, Trojan fans actually interested enough to be outraged.

Right now, Oregon, is as "Real" as it gets, USC?

Gotta get the NIL right.

Indiana's Kurtis Rourke gets cryptic injury update after Nebraska beatdown CLUTCHPOINTS.COM In the Indiana Hoosiers' 49-point blowout win over Nebraska, Heisman candidate quarterback Kurtis Rourke exited early with a...

Hayward, out of your post, which I agree with completely, the area I'm least worried about is the Ducks having the target on their backs. Lanning is the perfect coach for Oregon to have at this moment. He knows first hand how a team needs to handle being No.1. It's why he came to Oregon and what he wants to build here. Kicking out of bounds is a mystery.

From ClutchPoints At separate points, USC led 21-7 and 28-14. Maryland cut the score to 28-22 with just under 10 minutes to go in the fourth quarter. The Trojans had a chance to put it away with a score late in the game, but Michael Lantz missed a 41-yard field goal with two minutes left in the game. Five plays later, Maryland was in the end zone and took a 29-28 lead with 53 seconds left. USC's last drive failed just outside of field goal range, sealing the latest heartbreaking loss. With USC at 3-4 overall and 1-4 in conference, the Trojans will have to close the season strong to gain bowl eligibility. In all the excitement, USC at UW is in two weeks, next is Rutgers @ USC, kickoff is 8:00 PST,

Oh yes, Joel Klatt, figured OBD would have trouble at Purdue but U$C would take care of Maryland. Hindsight is 20/20 and those calls look blurry. The Ducks continued what they've been doing and so did the Trojans. The Boilermakers and Trojans are slug-ing it out for 12th place with UCLA, Rutgers, Marylan and Northwestern, while the Ducks, Buckeyes, Hoosiers and Nittany Lions fight it out for the championship.

I agree. If Oregon wants to win the Natty, they're going to have to get accustomed to things like being hunted, being No.1.

Next week, U$C at Washington. Shame they can't both lose.

It is looking that way.

The grass is definitely greener at Oregon than it is at USC,