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By Heismanpundit, Heismanpundit
It’s time for the HP Heisman Watch.  This is my ranking of the players who have the best chance at actually winning the Heisman.  It is not a predicted order of the voting, so some players who are not on this list will still get Heisman votes in the end. 1.  Chris Wells, Ohio State–Wells holds on to the... more »

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Posted by ESPN.com's Ted Miller From the Football Writers Association of America (FWAA): The USC Trojans are the top-ranked team in the Football Writers Association of America's preseason Grantland Rice Super 16 Poll. The Trojans nipped second-ranked Georgia, although both schools picked up five first-place votes. It's the fourth time in five years USC has been picked No. 1... more »

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By Associated Press, ESPN.com - College Football
By the time Georgia was done demolishing Hawaii in the Sugar Bowl, it was apparent the Bulldogs were well on their way to being No. 1 -- to start the 2008 college football season.... more »

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<!--start image--><!-- end image-->Like most of the people on the Trojan football roster, Kaluka Maiava became accustomed to success. He came to the mainland after a highly decorated prep career, Hawaii's top prep player came to USC with big plans. He wanted to be the man. Unfortunately for Maiava, one was already there. Go inside for the stor... more »

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Many teams try to argue that strong recent performances justify a move to the PAC 10. This post will attempt to separate the wheat from the chafe. The reasons behind selecting teams for consideration are given in my introductory article. By examining the record of a team over their last 9 PAC 10 games, an estimate of how each... more »

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This is the first of a 4 part series on the sword of Damocles hanging over the current conference alignment that is PAC 10 expansion. Eventually, at a time of their choosing, the PAC 10 will add two members and reap the profits of a football championship game. This first part gives an outline of what will lay ahead... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
Nikola Vucevic, a 6-foot-10, 230-pound forward from Simi Valley Stoneridge Prep, confirmed today that he has signed a letter of intent to play for USC next season. Vucevic, who averaged about 12 points and seven rebounds during his senior season, said he also had scholarship offers from Nevada and Hawaii. The native of Montenegro, who arrived in the United... more »

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By Mark, TributeToTroy
No one knows better than Kenechi Udeze how much life can change in less than a year. In February 2007, he was in Hawaii attending the Pro Bowl as the guest of his defensive line teammates, Pat Williams and Kevin Williams, who were playing in the honorary game. While Udeze was signing autographs, a beautiful woman in her 20s... more »

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By dawizofodds, The Wizard of Odds
You have to like it when the USC Song Girls are wet, which happened to be the case Saturday at the annual Swim With Mike charity fundraiser on campus. Once again, the Wiz would like to thank the Trojan-Haters Club for a look at the festivities, and you can see more shots by going to their site.The featured event... more »

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By dawizofodds, The Wizard of Odds
Hawaii's trip to the Sugar Bowl is even more remarkable after you take a tour of its facilities.In the locker room there are missing ceiling tiles, broken soap dispensers and inoperable fire alarms. In the weight room you'll find damaged Olympic weights, cracked upholstery on machines and broken equipment.Hawaii is expecting to receive up to $4.5 million from its... more »

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-- Greg McMackin apparently has been tabbed as June Jones' successor at Hawaii. According to the Honolulu Advertiser, McMackin, the Warriors' defensi...... more »

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By Adam Rose, All Things Trojan
From an AP report on yesterday's Nets-Blazers game:The loudest cheer of night went to Giants wide receiver Steve Smith when the scoreboard showed him in the stands for the game.Smith, a USC alum, has been performing well after returning from injury. His New York Giants will face Green Bay this week to decide the NFC's representative in the Super... more »

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