And Then There Was One
Washington's 36-33 victory over Arizona leaves Oregon as the only undefeated team in the Pac-10. USC plays at Oregon on Oct. 31.
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Washington's 36-33 victory over Arizona leaves Oregon as the only undefeated team in the Pac-10. USC plays at Oregon on Oct. 31.
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(with apologies to Trojans everywhere...)
Fight on!
for Wah-shing-tun!
Their men Fight on,
to help SC.
Our Rose Bowl in the New Year
needs help from you
Fight on and win
for Wah-shing-tun!
Fight on!
to help SC,
Fight on!
Um, UW needs to lose again and SC needs to win out in conference to win the Pac-10 title. If UW and SC both win out then UW goes to the RB.
I think Bosco is (safely) assuming that UW will drop at least one more conference game, but at the same time, we need them to win as many as possible to make our loss appear "better". Their next conference loss will probably come in two weeks, to Oregon (who we also need to keep winning, until/after we beat them of course). Once again, SC needs a lot help from others, but as long as we keep winning, things will tend to fall into place. If we lose to Oregon though, we can forget about it.
Oregon continuing to win also helps Boise State, which is ranked No. 5 in Jerry Palm's BCS rankings
update from duck country:
nobody up here is giddy about being 3-0 in pac10 play
all we want the ducks to do is get healthy and get ready for washington and their freaky voo-doo magic that they have going on
locker looks scary good right now - i think he is at least as good as tebo
well see how he looks with def ends and linebackers in his face
the same media that declared us dead after week one is talking what ifs and rankings if the ducks win out
as for usc, cal was a big flameout / you already played washington / i think stanford is overrated
your season rests on halloween in autzen
USC's season hinges on the only game on the schedule at this point: Notre Dame.