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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Lunch links: Huskies lose Callier for year

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By Kevin Gemmell

Believe it or not George isn't at home, please leave a message at the beep;
I must be out, or I'd pick up the phone;
Where could I be? Believe it or not I'm not home. (Beep)

• Matt Scott's performance suggests some positives for Arizona. Some more on Jake Fischer being named defensive player of the week.
• Todd Graham says his team needs to pick up the tempo on offense. He's also concerned with depth.
• Cal's running game never got going against Nevada. Cal apologizes for selling tickets to seats that didn't exist. Joe Starkey likes his new home in the pressbox.
• A look ahead at Colorado's game against Sacramento State. Buffs still searching for a running game.
• Some Oregon practice notes with a Chip Kelly video. Kyle Long experienced his first game at Autzen, and he liked it. The Ducks got to add some experience and depth to their lines.
• Mike Riley says OSU's game against Wisconsin is the biggest nonconference game ever played at Reser Stadium. Third-down conversions will be key for the Beavers.
• Stanford gets a C+ grade for its game against San Jose State.
• A first look at Nebraska vs. UCLA. The Bruins, wisely, spent a little more time on PATs.
• Some quotes from Lane Kiffin revisiting the Hawaii game. Secondary on alert for Syracuse.
• Tight end Jake Murphy emerges for Utah. Utah State coach Gary Andersen has deep ties to Utah.
• Washington will be without Jesse Callier and Hau'oli Jamora this year as both had ACL tears. Steve Sarkisian addresses his playcalling, among other Washington notes.
• The Cougars don't want to be known as mopers. To that end, Jeff Tuel vows to be a better leader.
• Jon Wilner takes you through his Top 25 thought process.
• Athlon offers up their Pac-12 power rankings.

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