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What are some games that seemed unimportant at the beginning of the season as far as a win but looked better and better as the season went along? (lemmit.online)

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2006 USC-Arkansas always stands out for me. Trojans we’re ranked Number 6 and Arkansas was only receiving votes in the preseason. Yeah the game was lopsided but Arkansas afterwards ran off 10 straight wins, got to as high as a Number 5 ranking until LSU; Razorbacks even got to the SEC championship game against Florida. USC got to the Rose Bowl that year.

Anyone got another example?

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