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11-18-2012, 12:22 AM
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The key will be who's #4 tomorrow. Notre Dame will be #1, followed by Alabama and Georgia I presume. If Oregon drops to #4, I think the championship will still end up Alabama/Oregon. I think USC beats Notre Dame, even with a backup quarterback. That will knock ND out. The Bama/Georgia loser is out. Oregon's best case scenario is for UCLA to beat Stanford next week. If UCLA beats Stanford and Oregon can close out their schedule with wins against top-15 Oregon St and UCLA, they are back in the title game.
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11-18-2012, 01:24 AM
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I never thought I'd say this in my lifetime, but i'll be rooting for USC when they lock horns. A Lane Kiffin-led USC team at that. Combine that with the fact I still believe my Birds can turn it around and win the NFC East this year, I should probably be getting fitted for a straitjacket!
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