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Heisman-caliber Rosen not in race

TUCSON, Ariz. - Coaching a major college football team does not insulate Jim Mora from the chatter that washes over the casual fan. The UCLA coach flips on the television or the radio just like everybody else, exposing himself to the opinions of those who purport to be experts.

Mora was recently listening to commentary on the Heisman Trophy race when he noticed one name absent from the discussion: his own quarterback, Josh Rosen.

Rosen would seem to have the credentials

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