Roll down the window, put down the top;

Crank up the Beach Boys, baby;

Don't let the music stop;

We're gonna ride it till we just can't ride it no more.

Leading off

Yes, that would be "I Love LA." The Bruins and the Trojans were headliners this weekend for two very different reasons.

The Bruins lost their All-America candidate quarterback, Brett Hundley, to an elbow injury. But became the feel-good story of the weekend with Jerry Neuheisel leading a come-from-behind charge in the win over Texas.

The Trojans, however, stumbled on the road against Boston College for their first loss of the season.

Here are some reactions to those games:

UCLA

• In case you missed it, here's Ted Miller's take on the game and a very cool reaction video from Rick Neuheisel watching his son in action.

• Five things we learned about the Bruins.

• Eric Prisbell of USA Today gives his thoughts from Arlington.

USC

• Gary Klein talks about USC's psychological letdown against BC. Ironically, Klein also wrote a story the day before asking Steve Sarkisian if he was worried about a letdown.

• After a couple good weeks for the USC freshmen, mistakes cost the Trojans in Week 3.

• The trenches faltered for the Trojans.

Finally, Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News offers up some thoughts and reactions from around the league in his weekend wrap.

Rank and file

As a result of USC's loss, the Trojans tumbled out of the top 10 in the AP poll and their "stock is down," per USA Today. Meanwhile, on the strength of its blowout win over Wyoming, the Ducks picked up another first-place vote in the AP poll and are locked into that No. 2 spot. Talking with a couple of voters on Sunday, they told the Pac-12 blog that USC's saving grace -- for now -- was that they still have a road win over an AP top 15 team (Stanford) and that their loss to BC came on the road. That was enough to keep them in the top 20. But another showing like the one they had Saturday will boot them out of the rankings.

Here's where things stand for the Pac-12 teams, with the AP rank first and the coaches poll second:

Oregon 2-3

UCLA 12-10

Arizona State 15-13

Stanford 16-15

USC 17-21

News/notes/team reports

• Good grades for the offense, average grades for the defense in this Arizona report card.

• What does Taylor Kelly's injury mean to ASU?

• Cal's odds against Arizona are dropping (in a good way).

• The Colorado defense is encouraged by its effort against ASU.

• Pat Forde projects Oregon as the top seed in the playoff.

• A Q&A with OSU's receivers coach.

• Recapping Stanford's win over Army.

• Don't expect updates anytime soon on Brett Hundley's status.

• Five things we learned about USC in the loss.

• Travis Wilson's comeback is off to a good start.

• Shaq Thompson is his own toughest critic.

• Some thoughts on WSU's first win of the year.

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