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USC 2nd, Oregon 4th in SI's top 25

August, 15, 2012

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By Ted Miller | ESPN.com

Sports Illustrated has released its preseason top 25. It doesn't look much different than most other top-25s, but here it is.

1. Alabama*

2. USC*

3. LSU

4. Oregon

5. Oklahoma*

6. Wisconsin

7. South Carolina

8. Michigan State

9. Georgia

10. West Virginia*

11. Florida State

12. Arkansas

13. Michigan*

14. Clemson

15. Texas

16. Kansas State

17. Stanford

18. Virginia Tech

19. Nebraska

20. Georgia Tech

21. TCU

22. Ohio State

23. Boise State

24. Auburn

25. N.C. State

*Featured team on this week's SI cover

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