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Pac-10 powers show up
in nationwide rankings
Conference players tune up
for the last time before Pac-10
play starts next weekend
Around the Pac-10
By Hank Hager
Oregon Daily Emerald
The last week of nonconference
play is finally upon the Pacific-10
Conference and the league’s
true colors are beginning to
show through.
The balance of power has begun
to shift to the west with four teams
from the Pac-10 holding down
spots in the Associated Press
top 20.
Week 4 is here. The Pac-10 season
is rounding the first turn. Bring it on.
Arizona (2-0) at No. 22
Wisconsin (4-0) 9 a.m.,
ESPN2
The Badgers and Wildcats hook
up in what could be an underrated
contest.
The two schools have never met
but Arizona head coach John Mack
ovic is 4-0 lifetime against Wiscon
sin. He was perfect against the Bad
gers while the head man at Illinois
from 1988-91, including the last two
against current Wisconsin head
coach Barry Alvarez.
Arizona was not chosen to make
much noise in the Pac-10 this sea
son, and while that’s still up in the
air, the Wildcats could get off to
a 3-0 start if quarterback Jason
Johnson can continue his hot
play. He threw for 416 against Utah
last week and is second nationally
with 378.5 yards per game of
total offense.
Alvarez survived a tough season
last year and is primed to lead his
Badgers to the top of the Big 10 in
what is shaping up to be a down year
for the conference. Wisconsin has
the edge in the contest and should
roll to victory.
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Phil Masturzo Akron Beacon-Journal (KRT)
Devard Darling and Washington State will try to rebound from a loss to Ohio State.
Colorado (1-2) at No. 20
UCLA (2-0 12:30 p.m.,
ABC regional
This game should have been the
highlight of the weekend for the
Pac-10, but Colorado’s dismal per
formance against USC last week
end erases that possibility. The
Buffaloes were destroyed by the
Trojans, 40-3, and are on the
downswing this season.
Craig Ochs is out for Colorado and
UCLA has successfully replaced De
Shaun Foster at running back with
Akil Harris, setting the table for an
other blowout.
But don’t count Colorado out. The
Buffaloes lost to a tough Colorado
State squad before controlling the
ball in a win over San Diego State
the next game.
Air Force (2-0) at No. 23
California (3-0) 2 p.m.
The sound heard after California’s
46-22 victory over then No. 15
Michigan State last weekend? The
collective jaw-dropping of just about
every college football fan who real
ized this Golden Bear squad might
have some talent.
Cal looks to extend its winning
streak, which dates back to 2001, to
five games against Air Force, a team
Cal has defeated in the past four
matchups.
Turn to Pac-10, page 10
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