USC has picked up it's 2nd commit for 2013, from Rancho Cucamonga

Interesting take. I like Ted Miller. He is usually spot on, and was one of the few ESPN bloggers that was leading the charge in denouncing the sanctions.

One thing I think Low and some of the commentators are forgetting is that Oregon's O-Line against Auburn was built on speed, not on quality drop-back pass protection. Matt may not have all day against a SEC d-line, but he would not be sacked often.

USC's main roadblock for 2012 (besides complacency) just got a little weaker.

While I realize that Oregon's game relies little on stellar QB play, DT was a going to be senior leader at QB. At the Coliseum, he would be far less frazzled then a sophomore in his first game in a huge moment.

I guess the biggest question for DT is WHY? But that asked, good luck to him in the NFL or CFL.

Sagarin has us ranked 7th in his combined rankings.

In his ELO_CHESS rankings, the one he provides to the BCS, we are ranked #2!

Not even one game missed, and Marc got far more for just being a moron. And we are the classless ones?

Lets see:
2011 Pac-10+2 Combine Invites:
USC = 8
UCLA = 3
Ratio: 2.7 : 1

http://espn.go.com/blog/pac10/post/_/id/1118/pac-10-nfl-combine-invitees
2010 Pac-10 Combine Invites:
USC: 12
UCLA: 1
Ratio: 12 : 1

So lets recap. UCLA can't break an over 2:1 USC ratio of NFL potential draftees, even in one of USC's most down years for NFL draftees in the last 10+ years.