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A winner's will: USC increase its aura of invincibility by showing--again--it will come up with big plays when they're needed most.(COLLEGE FOOTBALL)

Publication: The Sporting News

Publication Date: 28-OCT-05

Author: Hayes, Matt
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Blasphemous--that's what it is. You watch how easily he makes everyone look so silly. Your fists clench and your breath slips to shallow whenever he touches the ball on the field. But then, all of a sudden, he opens up, exposing a sense of insecurity off it.

"For the first time in my career here," junior running back Reggie Bush says of the--ah, what the heck--Game of the Century, "I was unsure."

This is what happens when the pilot light on the aura of invincibility at Southern California is just about snuffed, when the best college football team in this stratosphere is close to schlepping back to coach class and dealing with BCS math....

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