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Not yet, they haven't. Compared to where they were at the half, going into OT is still "alive".

South Carolina has pulled a comeback out of their asses to keep me alive tonight. Let's see if ASU can do the same.

No more Smelley 'Cocks? (Hadn't watched this game... American Psycho > USC-Tenn)

Championship contenders by conference: SEC: LSU, Alabama (outside contender) ACC: BC Big Ten: Ohio State Big 12: Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas Big East: West Virginia, Connecticut (SERIOUS outside contender) Pac Ten: Oregon, Arizona State, Cal (outside contender) Anyone missing from this list?

Turnover recovered by Georgia. This game's not over, but it's damn close.

TD, Georgia. Florida has to pull 12 points out of their ass in 3:54.

I know Les Miles. I've coached against Les Miles. And you, Urban Meyer, are no Les Miles.

That was... interesting. Dixon just used the option pitch to give the ball to his tackle.

That makes at least 2 games this year with a I-AA team beating a I-A bowl team (Michigan is also going bowling).

The FSN crew announced USC as having the #3 D in the country when they went into the halftime coverage.

And Sanchez gets clotheslined by an Oregon defender on the next play for a big sack...

Joe McKnight has what should have been a TD run, but it's called back by a hold on the USC line.

It's just the first quarter, but Dennis Dixon is well on his way to making the (media) vaunted USC D his bitch.

Jason Kapono, G/F, Toronto

Mikki Moore, F/C, Sacramento

Charlie Villanueva, F, Milwaukee

THURSDAY South Florida at Rutgers FRIDAY Louisville at Connecticut SATURDAY Penn State at Indiana Texas A&M at Nebraska Tennessee at Alabama Wake Forest at Navy Wyoming at Air Force Florida at Kentucky Miami at Florida State Texas Tech at Missouri Kansas State at Oklahoma State Michigan at Illinois Virginia at Maryland Auburn at LSU Tiebreak #1: How many total points will be scored in the Florida/Kentucky game? 79 Tiebreak #2: How many passing yards will Texas Tech's Graham Harrell have against Missouri? 275

Chucky Atkins, G, Denver

... I'm 4-1 in a division full of 3-3 and 2-3 teams. And that includes victories over the two leading contenders, the Browns and Ravens. I usually suck at picking ATS as opposed to straight-up.

I think the only thing of significance happening is that Cuban and I are on a collision course to determine the #1 overall seed in the Bored Bowl in a few weeks when we have a rematch. (That will be the SE7 Championship Game, barring a massive run by a team like Alabama or Florida with few league losses.)

Ohio State gets a big boost from the human polls, although their computer polls will be middling. South Florida likely gets #1 across the board on the computer polls. (They were #2 on most of them going into this week. Between a thrashing of UCF and an LSU loss, they likely move up in many of them to #1.)

This is one fucked-up year of college football... The only ones I can think of even close to this are 2003 (LSU wins BCS, USC wins AP) and 1984 (BYU wins the titles).

I just about hit the OU-Mizzou score on the money. If K-State can take care of business against Colorado, I slip past Kentucky.

Louisville and Cincy are in a dogfight in the 4th, so they may drop from the ranks of the undefeated as well.

Is LSU loses, how far do they drop since it was 3OT to a ranked team? Down to #5?