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Article: South Florida vs. Rutgers scouting report

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October 18, 2007
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SERIES HISTORY: This is just the third meeting between the Big East teams. Rutgers tied the series at one apiece with last year's 22-20 victory. Neither team has won at home.

LINE: South Florida by 2 points

OVER/UNDER: 52 points

WEATHER FORECAST: Early weather reports call for scattered thunderstorms, but decent temperatures. It should be close to 70 degrees.

RUTGERS' BEST-CASE SCENARIO: Louisville revisited. Rutgers will find the magic that beat the third-ranked Cardinals last season. The Scarlet Knights will break out of their funk and become the team everyone thought they were at the start of the season.

RUTGERS' WORST-CASE SCENARIO: It's quite possible that the Scarlet Knights ...

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