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Who Says The Pac-10 Isn't No. 1?

A record 836 media credentials were issued for last week's SEC Media Days event with 29 radio stations and 12 TV satellite trucks covering the event. It was reported that nearly 100 fans crammed into the lobby of the Winfrey Hotel at 6 a.m. in anticipation of Alabama coach Nick Saban's arrival.
But that's nothing because at Pac-10 media day we had the presence of several fan wanna-be Internet web site writers and the Pete Carroll-Petros Papadakis confrontation.

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Just because cousin humpers don't have anything better to do, doesn't make our conference's players worse.

I missed the radio interaction between the Pete and Petros. What exactly happened?

Very arrogant of you Scott. You are on an Internet BLOG and most of your readers here are the same people who read those Internet websites. You don't have a monopoly on information and I can see that it galls you. It is very unprofessional and unbecoming.

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Scott Wolf has covered USC for the Daily News since 1996. A USC graduate, he covered his first Trojan game in 1984 for the Daily Trojan. Scott is known as the "scourge of the Internet message boards," according to radio host Petros Papadakis. Despite this moniker, there's no truth to the rumor he takes pleasure in antagonizing the "Internet geeks."

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