Well, it happened again. USC was said to be "unstoppable," but that's not what Oregon State saw.

If you are a true college football fan, then you witnessed the monster fall. If you slept, then this is your morning headline.

Just like in 2006, Oregon State saw a chance to get back on track after a dismal start to the season. The 24-point underdogs knocked off USC tonight 27-21 behind the great performance of Jacquizz Rodgers.

The freshman ran for 186 yards and two touchdowns in the victory. The Oregon State defense pressured Sanchez all night, and special teams sealed it with an onside kick recovery.

USC looked outclassed on the field tonight, trailing 21-0 at the half, in a conference they were supposed to bowl over.

If it weren't for a great second half by Sanchez, then this game wouldn't have been so close.

What does this mean for the rest of the college football world?

Who knows any more? All that is known is that when Sunday rolls around, USC will not be at the top of the polls, and their record will be 2-1.

It also means that there will not be talk of how USC got robbed from appearing in the BCS national championship game.

So party it up, Corvallis; and for everyone else, get ready for the biggest poll shake-up in a very long time.