Half-cooked
![]() USC: STANFORD -- As he walked off the field
at halftime, USC coach Pete Carroll knew Stanford's Buddy Teevens
outcoached him. At least that's what he was told by the screaming
fans.
"Those guys in the tunnel thought so," Carroll said. "I sure
heard them at halftime. I turned to someone and said, 'This is just
like New England.' " Photo Gallery: USC vs. Stanford ...[MORE]
Confidence lost? Not with these Trojans
Kevin Modesti: STANFORD -- So much for any hope that
USC's close-call victory over Stanford was a humbling experience for
the nation's top-ranked college football team, an eye-opener for an
undefeated group that might have been feeling invincible, a useful
lesson in the dangers of leaving it all to the second half. ...[MORE]
Dodgers set up for a loss
Dodgers: SAN FRANCISCO -- If there was any
lingering doubt on the part of the Dodgers' brain trust as to Yhency
Brazoban's readiness for the primary setup role, it apparently had
vanished by Saturday. Photo Gallery: Dodgers ...[MORE]
• Angels bring their 'A' game
• Playing mind games
• Victory conjures up spirit of 2002 team
Getting back into the swing of things
It doesn't seem long ago that Robert
Fick was an All-Star for the Detroit Tigers. It only feels that way
now.
Two years ago, Fick batted .270 with 17 home runs for the Tigers
and then had success with the Atlanta Braves, who won their 12th
consecutive division title last year. ...[MORE]
Loyola runs its winning streak to 11 games
Loyola of Los Angeles won its 11th
consecutive game dating back to last season with a 42-7 nonleague
victory at La Quinta on Saturday night.
Loyola (3-0), the defending Southern Section Div. I champion,
scored 42 unanswered points against La Quinta (0-3) to overcome a
second-quarter deficit. ...[MORE]
• COC responds with rout
• Big call, big run give Birmingham big win
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Half-cooked
STANFORD -- As he walked off the field
at halftime, USC coach Pete Carroll knew Stanford's Buddy Teevens
outcoached him. At least that's what he was told by the screaming
fans.
"Those guys in the tunnel thought so," Carroll said. "I sure
heard them at halftime. I turned to someone and said, 'This is just
like New England.' " ...[MORE]
• Confidence lost? Not with these Trojans
• Defense shows split personality
Volleyball | Football | Basketball | Baseball | USC Sports
Offensive line is praised for its strong play
As outlandish as it may seem after
last season, one thing UCLA's offensive line is talking about doing
is avoiding complacency.
Sounds crazy, indeed, but the much-maligned group from a year ago
spent the last week being praised for a dominating performance at
Washington, and for being the most improved unit on the team. ...[MORE]
• Lorier reserves his spot
• Opportunity comes for Perry
Volleyball | Football | Basketball | Baseball | UCLA Sports
Big second half propels Valley
Edric Prim rushed for 152 yards on 20 carries and scored
three touchdowns Saturday to lead Valley College (2-1, 1-0) to a
44-29 Western State Conference Northern Division-opening win over
host Santa Barbara (1-2, 0-1) at La Playa Stadium....[MORE]
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Northridge loses tourney title game
Most men's soccer teams would be
discouraged after opening the season with two losses in its first
four games. Cal State Northridge, however, isn't one of them.
Sure, Northridge lost 3-2 on Sunday to New Mexico, ranked 19th in
the nation, in the title game of the annual Matador Soccer
Invitational. ...[MORE]
• CSUN mulls new master plan Growth by 2010 would be addressed
• UCLA pulls rank in win
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