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That's the point this Oregonian blog post makes, in placing the Beavers and Ducks at the bottom of their Pac-10 power rankings.
It's also what the Huskies may be counting on in their hopes of putting their disappointing triple-overtime loss at home to California behind them with a road sweep at Oregon on Thursday and Oregon State on Saturday.
TNT reporter Eric Williams has a nice feature today on Clarence Trent, formerly of Gig Harbor, now in North Carolina, and next season bound for the Washington Huskies.
I spoke to coach Lorenzo Romar about Trent a bit last week, and he said Trent may arrive as the team's best athlete from his first day.
And, of course, he will become part of a potentially spectacular South Sound trio: Trent, Abdul Gaddy and Isaiah Thomas.
