Willie Mobley, the defensive tackle who left Ohio State in August and tried to transfer to UCLA, said he would play at Arizona next season. He is attending Orange Coast College and needed to get an associate of arts degree in core classes to be admitted to UCLA.

"I didn't know it was that bad," Mobley said. "Credit-wise, it would be impossible to get into UCLA."

Arizona, he said, "has different rules. I can get my regular AA and enroll. After sitting down for weeks and weeks with my counselors at OCC, I learned it was going to be impossible to get into UCLA."

CFN.com gives Kai some well deserved love:

...Kai Forbath is the MVP. A lock for the Lou Groza award, he has bailed out the Bruin offense.

Pat Forde takes a shot at Petey (emphasis added)

So, bloodthirsty Stanford (2) went for two against the shattered Trojans with less than seven minutes remaining and the score 48-21. Seems Jim Harbaugh wanted to hang half a hundred on Pete Carroll, the coach he's now embarrassed twice in three meetings. The two-point try failed, but Stanford scored again at the 2:19 mark to make it 55-21.

The Dash doesn't expressly condone running it up like that. But The Dash understands, having seen Carroll routinely engage in excessive scoreboard tilting when USC was capable of crushing its opposition.

Now that the Trojans are not, it's hard to feel sorry for them.

Ben Howland is the perfect coach for a situation like this.

"The second big question is how many teams will be eligible?

Six teams already are. Only woeful Washington State is out for sure.

The most likely seventh? UCLA, which has to win at Washington State on Saturday and then either beat Arizona State at home or win at USC."

"Like I said, nothing was intentional. Hopefully he’s OK," Butler said. "Definitely whenever you can take a shot on the quarterback, you’re going to take it. That’s what I did."

If anyone wants to go the men's soccer match on Sunday against Washington, I have two tickets for you, for free.

Running the ball three straight times in the red zone on the first possession of the third quarter? Norm Chow said this: "People don't understand. Tell me what the coverage was? Do you know what the coverage was? None of you know what the coverage was. The coverage necessitated that we run the football. That's all it was."

Who should be No. 1? Maybe UCLA! Well, no.

"I don't think that ever happened," Holiday said of never getting into a basketball game.

"It hurts down deep in your gut, man," coach Eddie Jordan said. "You've been playing and you're sitting there and you've prepared yourself for days, and you don't play. That's a heck of a feeling."