Pac-10 lunch links: USC lands a big commitment

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July, 17, 2009

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By Ted Miller

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller

I can't take it any longer. Thought that we were stronger. All we do is linger. Slipping through my fingers.

It's been a quiet summer for Arizona -- which is good -- and it's mostly good news for the incoming freshman in this breakdown of the new Wildcats.
A couple of names from Arizona State's past are headed to the Hall of Fame. A couple of tweaks to the Sun Devils' uniforms (HT: Pitchfork Nation).
Who's the best Duck for specific game situations?
Catching up with former Stanford quarterback Chris Lewis. Cardinal football open house is July 25.
Breaking down UCLA's receivers.
USC gets a commitment from a marquee recruit.
A Husky and Coug chat: Interesting interview with former Washington State coach Jim Walden.
Former Washington State cornerback Romeo Pellum isn't happy about his expulsion from the team. Coug great Rueben Mayes enters the Hall of Fame.
Some talented football players from Georgia were in Oregon recently, and a couple are headed back to the West Coast.
Jon Wilner responds to critics of his all-decade team and coaches list.
Nothing to do with the Pac-10 here -- by a long shot -- but Tony Barnhart is an institution in the Southeast and, as a fellow Football Writers Association of America member, the Pac-10 blog would like to congratulate him on winning the Bert McGrane Award and his election to the FWAA Hall of Fame.

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Pac-10 general, Jim Walden, USC Trojans, Chris Lewis, Washington State Cougars, Oregon State Beavers, Washington Huskies, UCLA Bruins, Arizona State Sun Devils, Rueben Mayes, California Bears, Tony Barnhart, Romeo Pellum, Stanford Cardinal, Pac-10 general, Arizona Wildcats, Oregon Ducks

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