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[King Glorious]

Originally Posted by PeteMugg

Where the hell is USC? If a loss to lowly Washington didn't keep them out of the hunt for the national title, surely this quality loss puts them right in contention.

It's in Southern California, very close to Downtown LA.

[Cannon Shell]

TCU is really, really good. Better than Boise, Cincy, Oregon, Iowa. No doubt they can play with the top 3.

[SniperSB23]

1. Florida
2. Texas
3. Alabama
4. Oregon
5. TCU
6. Boise St
7. Cincinnati
8. Iowa
9. Georgia Tech
10. LSU

[PeteMugg]

Originally Posted by King Glorious

It's in Southern California, very close to Downtown LA.

Haha. I'd say that's a good place for 'em.

But come on KG, even you have to admit they get the benefit of the doubt from the media. They will always be the highest ranked team with one loss or two or however it works out.

[King Glorious]

Originally Posted by PeteMugg

Haha. I'd say that's a good place for 'em.

But come on KG, even you have to admit they get the benefit of the doubt from the media. They will always be the highest ranked team with one loss or two or however it works out.

I do admit that. But you've got to admit that they've kinda earned that benefit of the doubt over the past eight seasons.

[PeteMugg]

Originally Posted by King Glorious

I do admit that. But you've got to admit that they've kinda earned that benefit of the doubt over the past eight seasons.

Yeah, they can be incredible at times. Then they throw in that game that leaves everyone scratching their heads. Guess that's what ya get with college kids.

[King Glorious]

Originally Posted by PeteMugg

Yeah, they can be incredible at times. Then they throw in that game that leaves everyone scratching their heads. Guess that's what ya get with college kids.

It's like they are so used to having it so easy that they don't deal with adversity well. They are used to hitting teams and having them fold but the second a team doesn't fold, you see the SC teams start getting tight. I won't say this is the end of the SC reign in the Pac-10 but the tide is really changing. I think teams like Cal (they are building new, first class facilities now and are getting top players to come for visits) and Oregon (already has among the best facilities in the country) are about to really close the gap.