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Parity r< College football begins Saturday when Florida State and Kansas meet in the Kick-Off Classic. What will follow is anyone's guess. Last season ended, as we all remember, with Gino Torreta and the Miami Hurricanes getting run out of New Orleans by a sea of Crimson Tide. The preseason "experts", and I use that term loosely, have been saying 'Bama should be right back up there again, along with the aforementioned Florida State Seminoles and the Michigan Wolverines. Recent trends seem to indicate that none of these teams will win, simply because they will face too many fired-up opponents. Based on the schedules, Alabama would seem Welcome And Welc We are proud to provi< USC. Located in C convenient, with ( Eye wear and care products including contacts, glasses, sunglasses (non-prescriptioi too!), frames, plus solutions and accessories Replacement and repair services. 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