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PISCATAWAY, NJ — USC football coach Lincoln Riley is about to stand across the field from someone who is really feeling the heat. Greg Schiano’s seat is so hot that it’s a good thing he gets to stand on the sideline during games. The Rutgers coach could be on the way out any day now,...

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PISCATAWAY, NJ — USC football coach Lincoln Riley is about to stand across the field from someone who is really feeling the heat. Greg Schiano’s seat is so hot that it’s a good thing he gets to stand on the sideline during games. The Rutgers coach could be on the way out any d...

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Bias Comparison — 5 things to watch when USC football faces Rutgers in Big Ten opener

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Total: 2 sources•Published: 25m ago•Last Updated: 1m ago

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5 things to watch when UCLA football faces Purdue in Big Ten opener

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A win over Purdue would keep things rolling for UCLA in the infancy of the Bob Chesney era. A loss? Well, that would change things quite a bit. The Boilermakers’ last few seasons have sent their fans in search of boilermakers — shots of whiskey paired with a beer chaser. Purdue hasn’t beaten a Power...

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Right: A win over Purdue would keep things rolling for UCLA in the infancy of the Bob Chesney era. A loss? Well, that would change things quite a bit. The Boilermakers’ last few seasons have sent their fans in search of boilermakers — shots of whiskey paired with a beer chaser. Purdue hasn’t beaten a Power...

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Right-leaning desks have 2 sources on "5 things to watch when USC football faces Rutgers in Big Ten opener"; additional angles may appear as coverage expands.

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24m agoNY Post: A win over Purdue would keep things rolling for UCLA in the infancy of the Bob Chesney era. A loss? Well, that would change things quite a b
24m agoNY Post: PISCATAWAY, NJ — USC football coach Lincoln Riley is about to stand across the field from someone who is really feeling the heat. Greg Schia

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5 things to watch when USC football faces Rutgers in Big Ten opener