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Seeing Nick Foles on crutches was more painful than the Holiday Bowl.
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The Arizona Wildcats got exactly what they wanted with a nice workmanlike win at Washington State.
Except for that whole Franchise-Quarterback-Lying-On-His-Back-Holding-His-Knee-In-The-Air thing.
This is a Washington State football player.
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The bad news is there are only three Pac-10 football games this week.
The good news is you can watch all three of them.
All three games are on national TV and the start times are staggered. Plop down on the couch at 12:30 and don’t peel yourself off it until it’s time for the nightly news.
(Official Pac-10 catheter not included.)
Unleash the Ant!
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The Arizona Wildcats ended their seven-day run as an undefeated top-10 team. Who replaces them as Oregon’s top challenger? And what did ASU’s win at Washington do for their bowl chances?
Katz > Cats
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The Arizona Wildcats welcomed back an old friend Saturday night. Then they brought back an unwelcomed old identity.
Coach Dick Tomey was honored at Arizona Stadium in between the 1st and 2nd quarters. It was a well-deserved tribute to the man who led the Wildcats to their highest peaks.
It was also fitting that Tomey was present to witness the Cats’ rapid descent from the top 10.
Jacquizz Rodgers was happy to see the Sun Devil defense.
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Five Pac-10 games featuring all ten teams.
Saturday is one of only three instances this season when each Pac-10 school is playing a conference game on the same day.
The best team plays the worst team but other than that you have four games that could go either way. Two games feature four teams that already have to be concerned about their bowl chances. The other two games feature three teams trying to dig in and see if they can keep up with the machine from Eugene.
TWIT-Pac says: It’s time for the rivalries to get bitter again.
