Stanford 24 - USC 23

Oh happy day. The supposedly greatest team in the whole in the whole wide universe according to some, lost to an unranked team. USC renowned buttboy, ESPN's Mark May, should be on the verge of suicide.

In what's been the year of the upset in college football, Stanford's stunner just might top them all. Tavita Pritchard threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Mark Bradford on fourth-and-goal with 49 seconds remaining Saturday night, giving the 41-point underdog Cardinal a 24-23 victory over No. 2 Southern California. A leaping Bradford caught the ball over cornerback Mozique McCurtis in the corner of the end zone, leaving the crowd of 85,125 at the Los Angeles Coliseum in stunned silence. Bo McNally's interception thwarted USC's final chance. In a season that started with Appalachian State's improbable victory over Michigan at the Big House, and a week after half the top 10 went down, the Cardinal are now the upset kings -- at least for now. The way things have been going, that could change next week.

Go Bucks!