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    As Stanford, Washington State sweat out final weekend, USC waits for Pac-12 title game in comfort

    by Zach Helfand, Los Angeles Times Nov 23, 2017 3 minutes

    LOS ANGELES - Football coach David Shaw spoke with Stanford athletic officials this week to devise a plan for the Cardinal's game against Notre Dame on Saturday.

    Not a game plan; Shaw could handle that just fine by himself. The plan was for the day's other big game, one that might be more important for Stanford than its own: Washington vs. Washington State.

    Stanford and Washington State are vying

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