Pac-10 lunch links: Locker practices with thigh bruise

November, 3, 2009

11/03/09

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By Ted Miller | ESPN.com

Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller

If fear was plucky, and globes were square,

And dirt was cleanly and tears were glee

Things would seem fair,--

Yet they'd all despair,

For if here was there

We wouldn't be we.

Winning is upgrading Arizona's recruiting.
Arizona State expects USC to be angry.
An ugly win has California thinking the season might turn out OK.
Oregon-Stanford is speed vs. power.
If Oregon State is headed for another big finish, it must win at Cal. Some Oregon State-California notes.
Stanford has four tries to earn a bowl berth, but the schedule ahead is rugged.
Did UCLA receiver Nelson Rosario have a breakout game against Oregon State?
USC has a very long injury list, but the Trojans won't lose again this season, and that includes a Fiesta Bowl berth opposite Boise State.
Washington coach Steve Sarkisian faces his estranged mentor, UCLA's offensive coordinator Norm Chow, on Saturday. It doesn't look like quarterback Jake Locker is that bothered by his thigh bruise.
First look at Washington State's visit to Arizona.

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