

I'm very excited to watch Jake Locker play. It's his year to make a case for #1 overall and a FAT paycheck!
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Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
Noteworthy Games this Week
1. Oregon State (#24) vs. TCU (#6), Saturday 4:45PM - National Title contenders will be decided early as TCU faces OSU and Boise takes on Virginia Tech in week 1. Beavers have the Rodgers brothers and a great DT, but will be breaking in a new QB. TCU almost returns all their starters (16) and are led by the current wins leader at QB with Andy Dalton. The Beavers seem to always start a season with an OOC loss so I'm going with the Horned Frogs 24-14. *Really this is the only big game in week 1 for the PAC.
2. Washington at BYU, Saturday 4PM - Has a losing QB ever been so highly coveted? Locker's last year to have a winning season. Huskies return nearly their entire roster whereas BYU is unsettled at QB and needs to replace their top RB and top WR. Despite being on the road, Huskies 31-20.
3. USC at Hawaii, Thursday 8PM- The Lane Kiffin era begins with a thousand mile plus road trip to a program that has struggled since June Jones left. USC wins comfortably and game should never be in doubt. But should be worth keeping an eye on to see how much passion USC plays with and first game under Kiffin's belt at USC.
Originally posted by AC49er:Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
Noteworthy Games this Week
1. Oregon State (#24) vs. TCU (#6), Saturday 4:45PM - National Title contenders will be decided early as TCU faces OSU and Boise takes on Virginia Tech in week 1. Beavers have the Rodgers brothers and a great DT, but will be breaking in a new QB. TCU almost returns all their starters (16) and are led by the current wins leader at QB with Andy Dalton. The Beavers seem to always start a season with an OOC loss so I'm going with the Horned Frogs 24-14. *Really this is the only big game in week 1 for the PAC.
2. Washington at BYU, Saturday 4PM - Has a losing QB ever been so highly coveted? Locker's last year to have a winning season. Huskies return nearly their entire roster whereas BYU is unsettled at QB and needs to replace their top RB and top WR. Despite being on the road, Huskies 31-20.
3. USC at Hawaii, Thursday 8PM- The Lane Kiffin era begins with a thousand mile plus road trip to a program that has struggled since June Jones left. USC wins comfortably and game should never be in doubt. But should be worth keeping an eye on to see how much passion USC plays with and first game under Kiffin's belt at USC.
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Originally posted by SolRebe1:Originally posted by AC49er:Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
Noteworthy Games this Week
1. Oregon State (#24) vs. TCU (#6), Saturday 4:45PM - National Title contenders will be decided early as TCU faces OSU and Boise takes on Virginia Tech in week 1. Beavers have the Rodgers brothers and a great DT, but will be breaking in a new QB. TCU almost returns all their starters (16) and are led by the current wins leader at QB with Andy Dalton. The Beavers seem to always start a season with an OOC loss so I'm going with the Horned Frogs 24-14. *Really this is the only big game in week 1 for the PAC.
2. Washington at BYU, Saturday 4PM - Has a losing QB ever been so highly coveted? Locker's last year to have a winning season. Huskies return nearly their entire roster whereas BYU is unsettled at QB and needs to replace their top RB and top WR. Despite being on the road, Huskies 31-20.
3. USC at Hawaii, Thursday 8PM- The Lane Kiffin era begins with a thousand mile plus road trip to a program that has struggled since June Jones left. USC wins comfortably and game should never be in doubt. But should be worth keeping an eye on to see how much passion USC plays with and first game under Kiffin's belt at USC.
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Originally posted by okdkid:
Lawrence Guy comes into my gym in Phoenix on occasion. The dude drives an Escalade. Hmm...
He said that agents have told him he is top 15. Clearly Dennis Erickson doesn't run a very tight ship.
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
Top Pac-10 NFL prospects (*denotes underclassman). My predicted finish. And the PAC-10 is DEEP this year. Limited it to top 25 players.
First Round Talent
1. Jake Locker, QB, Washington
2. Andrew Luck*, QB, Stanford
3. Stephen Paea, DT, Oregon State
4. Rahim Moore*, S, UCLA
5. Ronald Johnson, WR, USC
6. Jurell Casey*, DT, USC
7. Lawrence Guy*, DT, ASU
8. Akeem Ayers*, OLB, UCLA
9. Kristofer O'Dowd, C, USC
10. Cameron Jordan, DE, CAl
11. Stanley Havili, FB, USC
2nd-4th Round Talent
12. Kenny Rowe, 3-4 OLB, Oregon
13. Chris Owusu*, WR, Stanford
14. Colin Baxter, C, Arizona
15. Trevin Wade*, CB, Arizona
16. Marc Tyler*, RB, USC
17. Thomas Keiser*, 3-4 OLB, Stanford
18. Casey Mathews, ILB, Oregon
19. James Rodgers, WR, Oregon State
20. Allen Bradford, RB, USC
21. Ricky Elmore, DE, Arizona
22. Shane Vareen*,RB, Cal
23. Jacquizz Roders*, RB, Oregon State
24. Omar Bolden*, CB, ASU
25. Michael Morgan, OLB, USC
Edit: There are also a number of super sophmores such as LaMicheal James, Barkley, and Burfict who are top 25 talent that I left out
USC is pretty stacked this year IMO. Hawaii exposed their weak secondary, but other than they are at their usual ridiculously stacked level. Much better team than last year.
2nd Edit: Finally, its worth watching Forbaith (UCLA) v. Weber (ASU) in a duel of the top kickers in the country IMO
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
Kevin Prince, QB, UCLA - worst QB in the Pac-10
UCLA will struggle to win 4 games this season with Prince's terrible play
Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
wow, Ryan Katz, QB Oregon State is going to be a great QB. His arm strength is unbelievable. He might have a stronger arm then Locker.