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USC vs Oregon: High-Stakes Clash
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This weekend, the number fifteen USC Trojans face off against the number seven Oregon Ducks in a high-stakes college football showdown. The game has significant implications for both the Big Ten conference race and the College Football Playoff picture. ESPNs College GameDay is on the scene. Oregons coach, Dan Lanning, discussed preparations for USCs potent offense, led by star wide receivers Makai Lemon and JaKobi Lane. Legendary coach Nick Saban also weighed in, emphasizing the games importance. Lemon has been outstanding, while Lane, despite injuries, has still contributed significantly. The matchup between USCs offense and Oregons defense is expected to be a thrilling clash. USCs passing attack ranks tenth nationally, while Oregons defense is one of the best. Both teams will be missing key players, with USCs safety Bishop Fitzgerald out and Oregons wide receivers Dakorien Moore and Gary Bryant Junior sidelined. Oregon is favored by ten and a half points, and the game kicks off at twelve thirty PM Pacific Time.
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