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USC seems to be dreaming again, like when he thought someone besides VJ could win the thing.USC one more time, any of these 1 loss if some of them lose will go before USC. Lets see,Florida,Georgia,Lsu,Alabama, OK, Texas.Thats just a few, Florida losing to Ole Miss is not that big of a loss, two goofs late in the game cost them two close ones, they should be 5-0. The SEC is to good USC our confrence is the strongest ever, with OSU being your only test on that weak schedule I don't see it. It's going to be BAMA vs OK. Sorry USC you guys need to upgrade your schedule and buy another house for Reggie to get him to come back, the pac 10 is weak no chance this year.Oh I didn't mention Penn State, Missouri, or South Florida see what I mean?

NOT DREAMING my friend, its the reality, check this out:

"Because there were so many upsets -- three of the top four, four of the top 10 in AP went down -- the losers had to go somewhere. Turns out they really didn't go far from contention. USC is still in the top 10 in all three polls. Florida is still a respectable 11th in Harris. No. 3 Georgia gave up its most points to Alabama in 103 years and remains 10th in Harris and the coaches. After losing by two to Michigan, Wisconsin suffered the most damage, tumbling out of the top 15.

Things don't look so hopeless for the once-defeated during 2008's first big week of upheaval. If 2007 taught us anything, it's that the likes of Florida, Georgia and USC still have a shot."

From CBS Sportsline, so yeah, I can say YES USC has a shot at the Natl. Championship once again, thanks to ALL he other TOP seeds who could NOT handle the pressure of climbing atop the polls LOL

1. Alabama
2. Oklahoma
3. Missouri
4. LSU
5. Texas
6. Penn State
7. USC
8. Ohio State
9. Florida
10. BYU
11. Georgia
12. Auburn
13. South Florida
14. Wisconsin
15. Texas Tech
16. Kansas
17. Utah
18. Michigan State
19. Connecticut
20. Oregon
21. Vanderbilt
22. Boise State
23. Northwestern
24. Oklahoma State
25. Oregon State

I LOVE IT

USC

Just in case as of 10/01/2008:

Associated Press Top 25

1 Oklahoma
2 Alabama
3 LSU
4 Missouri
5 Texas
6 Penn State
7 Texas Tech
8 Brigham Young
9 Southern California
10 South Florida
11 Georgia
12 Florida
13 Auburn
14 Ohio State
15 Utah
16 Kansas
17 Boise State
18 Wisconsin
19 Vanderbilt
20 Virginia Tech
21 Oklahoma State
22 Fresno State
23 Oregon
24 Connecticut
25 Wake Forest