Pac-10 lunch links: Is the USC dynasty over?

Pac-10 Blog

November, 5, 2009

Nov 5

2:30

PM ET

By Ted Miller

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller

Think about Montana. I can't. Think about Madrid. I can't. Think about a cool drink of water. All right. That's what it will be like. Like a cool drink of water. You're a liar. It will just be nothing. That's all it will be. Just nothing.

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Oregon quarterback Jeremiah Masoli has overcome a lot to be where he is today, including a time when he was on the wrong side of the law. This Oregon fan also knows suffering.
Oregon State's secondary wants to prove its doubters wrong.
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UCLA's injury list got longer on Wednesday. And things are thin at cornerback.
USC's offense will try to get back on track at Arizona State. Is it time throw dirt on USC's dynastic run through the Pac-10 and all of college football? The short answer is "no." The longer answer is, "Child, please, that's just crazy talk."
More on the Jake Locker watch, but the guess here is the Washington quarterback will play at UCLA. Special teams play hasn't been special.
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Pac-10 general, Brock Osweiler, USC Trojans, Kevin Riley, Washington State Cougars, Oregon State Beavers, Jake Locker, Danny Sullivan, Washington Huskies, UCLA Bruins, Anthony Miller, Arizona State Sun Devils, Delashaun Dean, California Bears, Samson Szakacsy, Jeremiah Masoli, Stanford Cardinal, Arizona Wildcats, Oregon Ducks

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