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DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE Tuesday, September 7, 2010 9 BCS continued from Page 7 football field. Utah started its season with an overtime win against No. 15 Pitt on Thursday that sampled exactly what earned it the PacDo invite in the first place. BYU followed that by successfully breaking in two new quarterbacks and defeating upstart Washington, which many experts picked to waltz out of Provo with a win. TCU capped it all with a victory over No. 24 Oregon State, which is thought to have a shot at winning the Pac-io and gaining the Rose Bowl berth that accompanies it. There were some similarities in how each game was won. All came down to the final drive of the game. Utah, BYU and TCU Presented by the pallah Chronicle Ilk THE SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL WILLIAM R. AND ERLYN J. GOULD DISTINGUIS D LECTURE ON TECHNOLOGY AND THE QUALITY OF LIFE NEUROBOTICS: HUMAN-ROBOT INTERFACES more the merrier. Last weekend also showed that it will be the same threeteam race for the MWC title that everyone has grown accustomed to. TCU and Utah were predicted to finish at the top of the conference, but several people thought Air Force was poised to overtake BYU as the thirdplace team. However, the Cougars showed they aren't ready to be counted out yet, with a strong defensive showing Saturday in addition to proving that their two-quarterback system can work. That's just the way it should be in the last year of the "old" MWC: the "big three" battling it out for the conference title and beating down the door of the BCS in the meantime. [e-mail] also stopped players who were thought to be in the thick of Heisman Trophy candidacy. Big-time wins over big-time programs. Just like old times. 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