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Neil McCormick Thirty years into an unforeseeably enduring career of celestial soundscaping and limelight avoidance, Glasgow’s Mogwai are in the running to top the charts with this eleventh long ...

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Unsurprisingly, the Buckeyes and Fighting Irish are first and second, followed by Oregon, Texas and Penn State to round out the top five. Here's a look at the entire poll, beginning with the ...

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