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My Analysis Of A Leaderless Effort Vs. Oregon
I said last night this was one of the most shameful USC losses I ever witnessed and now I will explain. It had nothing to do with losing to Oregon. That was something I knew had a pretty good chance of happening.
No, the shame started with the controversial hit by linebacker Desman Stephens and then USC’s reaction. It all stems from having a gutless leader at the top who never takes responsibility and creates/tolerates embarrassing behavior.
Why can’t USC play defense? Well, it can’t even control how its players act on the sidelines so how can it exhibit discipline on the field? This is a program without a leader. A false prophent. Did you see the way Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck interacts with his players last night? They believe in him. There is never a feeling anyone believes in anything Lincoln Riley does.
OK, let’s back up. Stephens was a total embarrassment last night. After the hit, he was smiling, laughing and celebrating with his teammates on the sideline. By halftime, the nation’s neutrals had fully turned on him and USC. So what did Riley do? He let Stephens back on the sideline to jump around, cheer and look sillly.
Did he ever once show concern about the condition of Donte Moore? Did a single adult on the sideline talk to him about his gross behavior?
Asked why he was on the sideline in the second half, Riley said, “Because he’s on our football team.”
Again, a spineless answer from a coach whose team plays with no backbone.
If that wasn’t enough, you had USC players trying to get into with Oregon players in the tunnel after the game. More classless behavior from the leaderlesss Trojans.
Everyone else — not me — said this was the biggest game of the Riley Era, mainly because they all smelled blood from Oregon’s lackluster start to the season and sensed a big win coming.
Did USC play inspired? The defense gave up 504 yards offense, worse than any game last season. Did you see the back seven of the defense make plays consistently? I’ve written about them since January and apparently I’m the only one who saw them as a sore spot on the team.
Where was defensive coordinator Grandpa Patterson last night? Why isn’t USC throwing an array of blitzes at Oregon? How many reps did Dylan Raiola get in practice last week? USC rarely tested the backup QB and he made them look silly.
Here’s a play that shows how gutless Riley is. USC had the ball with a 4th-and-7 situation at its 49-yard line with 7:19 remaining. Oregon led, 34-27. A punt pins Oregon deep in its territory.
But Riley went for it because he had no faith in HIS defense. Oregon soon faced a 4th-and-3 at the USC 42 and went for it. Imagine if it were 4th-and-3 at the Ducks’ 25. They punt and USC has a chance to tie the game. Instead, the Ducks went for it and got the first down.
Riley went for it because he doesn’t believe in defensive stands or leading with your defense. He’s an Air Raid guy who just wants the ball back.
USC has allowed eight touchdown drives of 75 yards the past two games. All we hear about is the strength coach and the No. 1-ranked recruiting class. But teams are driving right down the field. Where are the in-game adjustments?
Remember how Riley said the new football building was making all the difference in the world? Does USC look different this year?
Which brings us to the fan journalists. They have been a constant chorus the entire offseason about how this is USC’s year. Just like their hero, Riley, they take no accountability. Instead, they are pointng fingers this weekend, conveniently forgetting everyone they said leading up to this moment.
It’s hard to proud of a USC that plays with no class and little heart. But they are a perfect reflection of their coach.
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My Analysis Of A Leaderless Effort Vs. Oregon
I said last night this was one of the most shameful USC losses I ever witnessed and now I will explain. It had nothing to do with losing to Oregon. That was something I knew had a pretty good chance of happening.
No, the shame started with the controversial hit by linebacker Desman Stephens and then USC’s reaction. It all stems from having a gutless leader at the top who never takes responsibility and creates/tolerates embarrassing behavior.
Why can’t USC play defense? Well, it can’t even control how its players act on the sidelines so how can it exhibit discipline on the field? This is a program without a leader. A false prophent. Did you see the way Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck interacts with his players last night? They believe in him. There is never a feeling anyone believes in anything Lincoln Riley does.
OK, let’s back up. Stephens was a total embarrassment last night. After the hit, he was smiling, laughing and celebrating with his teammates on the sideline. By halftime, the nation’s neutrals had fully turned on him and USC. So what did Riley do? He let Stephens back on the sideline to jump around, cheer and look sillly.
Did he ever once show concern about the condition of Donte Moore? Did a single adult on the sideline talk to him about his gross behavior?
Asked why he was on the sideline in the second half, Riley said, “Because he’s on our football team.”
Again, a spineless answer from a coach whose team plays with no backbone.
If that wasn’t enough, you had USC players trying to get into with Oregon players in the tunnel after the game. More classless behavior from the leaderlesss Trojans.
Everyone else — not me — said this was the biggest game of the Riley Era, mainly because they all smelled blood from Oregon’s lackluster start to the season and sensed a big win coming.
Did USC play inspired? The defense gave up 504 yards offense, worse than any game last season. Did you see the back seven of the defense make plays consistently? I’ve written about them since January and apparently I’m the only one who saw them as a sore spot on the team.
Where was defensive coordinator Grandpa Patterson last night? Why isn’t USC throwing an array of blitzes at Oregon? How many reps did Dylan Raiola get in practice last week? USC rarely tested the backup QB and he made them look silly.
Here’s a play that shows how gutless Riley is. USC had the ball with a 4th-and-7 situation at its 49-yard line with 7:19 remaining. Oregon led, 34-27. A punt pins Oregon deep in its territory.
But Riley went for it because he had no faith in HIS defense. Oregon soon faced a 4th-and-3 at the USC 42 and went for it. Imagine if it were 4th-and-3 at the Ducks’ 25. They punt and USC has a chance to tie the game. Instead, the Ducks went for it and got the first down.
Riley went for it because he doesn’t believe in defensive stands or leading with your defense. He’s an Air Raid guy who just wants the ball back.
USC has allowed eight touchdown drives of 75 yards the past two games. All we hear about is the strength coach and the No. 1-ranked recruiting class. But teams are driving right down the field. Where are the in-game adjustments?
Remember how Riley said the new football building was making all the difference in the world? Does USC look different this year?
Which brings us to the fan journalists. They have been a constant chorus the entire offseason about how this is USC’s year. Just like their hero, Riley, they take no accountability. Instead, they are pointng fingers this weekend, conveniently forgetting everyone they said leading up to this moment.
It’s hard to proud of a USC that plays with no class and little heart. But they are a perfect reflection of their coach.
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My Analysis Of A Leaderless Effort Vs. Oregon
I said last night this was one of the most shameful USC losses I ever witnessed and now I will explain. It had nothing to do with losing to Oregon. That was something I knew had a pretty good chance of happening.
No, the shame started with the controversial hit by linebacker Desman Stephens and then USC’s reaction. It all stems from having a gutless leader at the top who never takes responsibility and creates/tolerates embarrassing behavior.
Why can’t USC play defense? Well, it can’t even control how its players act on the sidelines so how can it exhibit discipline on the field? This is a program without a leader. A false prophent. Did you see the way Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck interacts with his players last night? They believe in him. There is never a feeling anyone believes in anything Lincoln Riley does.
OK, let’s back up. Stephens was a total embarrassment last night. After the hit, he was smiling, laughing and celebrating with his teammates on the sideline. By halftime, the nation’s neutrals had fully turned on him and USC. So what did Riley do? He let Stephens back on the sideline to jump around, cheer and look sillly.
Did he ever once show concern about the condition of Donte Moore? Did a single adult on the sideline talk to him about his gross behavior?
Asked why he was on the sideline in the second half, Riley said, “Because he’s on our football team.”
Again, a spineless answer from a coach whose team plays with no backbone.
If that wasn’t enough, you had USC players trying to get into with Oregon players in the tunnel after the game. More classless behavior from the leaderlesss Trojans.
Everyone else — not me — said this was the biggest game of the Riley Era, mainly because they all smelled blood from Oregon’s lackluster start to the season and sensed a big win coming.
Did USC play inspired? The defense gave up 504 yards offense, worse than any game last season. Did you see the back seven of the defense make plays consistently? I’ve written about them since January and apparently I’m the only one who saw them as a sore spot on the team.
Where was defensive coordinator Grandpa Patterson last night? Why isn’t USC throwing an array of blitzes at Oregon? How many reps did Dylan Raiola get in practice last week? USC rarely tested the backup QB and he made them look silly.
Here’s a play that shows how gutless Riley is. USC had the ball with a 4th-and-7 situation at its 49-yard line with 7:19 remaining. Oregon led, 34-27. A punt pins Oregon deep in its territory.
But Riley went for it because he had no faith in HIS defense. Oregon soon faced a 4th-and-3 at the USC 42 and went for it. Imagine if it were 4th-and-3 at the Ducks’ 25. They punt and USC has a chance to tie the game. Instead, the Ducks went for it and got the first down.
Riley went for it because he doesn’t believe in defensive stands or leading with your defense. He’s an Air Raid guy who just wants the ball back.
USC has allowed eight touchdown drives of 75 yards the past two games. All we hear about is the strength coach and the No. 1-ranked recruiting class. But teams are driving right down the field. Where are the in-game adjustments?
Remember how Riley said the new football building was making all the difference in the world? Does USC look different this year?
Which brings us to the fan journalists. They have been a constant chorus the entire offseason about how this is USC’s year. Just like their hero, Riley, they take no accountability. Instead, they are pointng fingers this weekend, conveniently forgetting everyone they said leading up to this moment.
It’s hard to proud of a USC that plays with no class and little heart. But they are a perfect reflection of their coach.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
My Analysis Of A Leaderless Effort Vs. Oregon
I said last night this was one of the most shameful USC losses I ever witnessed and now I will explain. It had nothing to do with losing to Oregon. That was something I knew had a pretty good chance of happening.
No, the shame started with the controversial hit by linebacker Desman Stephens and then USC’s reaction. It all stems from having a gutless leader at the top who never takes responsibility and creates/tolerates embarrassing behavior.
Why can’t USC play defense? Well, it can’t even control how its players act on the sidelines so how can it exhibit discipline on the field? This is a program without a leader. A false prophent. Did you see the way Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck interacts with his players last night? They believe in him. There is never a feeling anyone believes in anything Lincoln Riley does.
OK, let’s back up. Stephens was a total embarrassment last night. After the hit, he was smiling, laughing and celebrating with his teammates on the sideline. By halftime, the nation’s neutrals had fully turned on him and USC. So what did Riley do? He let Stephens back on the sideline to jump around, cheer and look sillly.
Did he ever once show concern about the condition of Donte Moore? Did a single adult on the sideline talk to him about his gross behavior?
Asked why he was on the sideline in the second half, Riley said, “Because he’s on our football team.”
Again, a spineless answer from a coach whose team plays with no backbone.
If that wasn’t enough, you had USC players trying to get into with Oregon players in the tunnel after the game. More classless behavior from the leaderlesss Trojans.
Everyone else — not me — said this was the biggest game of the Riley Era, mainly because they all smelled blood from Oregon’s lackluster start to the season and sensed a big win coming.
Did USC play inspired? The defense gave up 504 yards offense, worse than any game last season. Did you see the back seven of the defense make plays consistently? I’ve written about them since January and apparently I’m the only one who saw them as a sore spot on the team.
Where was defensive coordinator Grandpa Patterson last night? Why isn’t USC throwing an array of blitzes at Oregon? How many reps did Dylan Raiola get in practice last week? USC rarely tested the backup QB and he made them look silly.
Here’s a play that shows how gutless Riley is. USC had the ball with a 4th-and-7 situation at its 49-yard line with 7:19 remaining. Oregon led, 34-27. A punt pins Oregon deep in its territory.
But Riley went for it because he had no faith in HIS defense. Oregon soon faced a 4th-and-3 at the USC 42 and went for it. Imagine if it were 4th-and-3 at the Ducks’ 25. They punt and USC has a chance to tie the game. Instead, the Ducks went for it and got the first down.
Riley went for it because he doesn’t believe in defensive stands or leading with your defense. He’s an Air Raid guy who just wants the ball back.
USC has allowed eight touchdown drives of 75 yards the past two games. All we hear about is the strength coach and the No. 1-ranked recruiting class. But teams are driving right down the field. Where are the in-game adjustments?
Remember how Riley said the new football building was making all the difference in the world? Does USC look different this year?
Which brings us to the fan journalists. They have been a constant chorus the entire offseason about how this is USC’s year. Just like their hero, Riley, they take no accountability. Instead, they are pointng fingers this weekend, conveniently forgetting everyone they said leading up to this moment.
It’s hard to proud of a USC that plays with no class and little heart. But they are a perfect reflection of their coach.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
My Analysis Of A Leaderless Effort Vs. Oregon
I said last night this was one of the most shameful USC losses I ever witnessed and now I will explain. It had nothing to do with losing to Oregon. That was something I knew had a pretty good chance of happening.
No, the shame started with the controversial hit by linebacker Desman Stephens and then USC’s reaction. It all stems from having a gutless leader at the top who never takes responsibility and creates/tolerates embarrassing behavior.
Why can’t USC play defense? Well, it can’t even control how its players act on the sidelines so how can it exhibit discipline on the field? This is a program without a leader. A false prophent. Did you see the way Minnesota coach P.J. Fleck interacts with his players last night? They believe in him. There is never a feeling anyone believes in anything Lincoln Riley does.
OK, let’s back up. Stephens was a total embarrassment last night. After the hit, he was smiling, laughing and celebrating with his teammates on the sideline. By halftime, the nation’s neutrals had fully turned on him and USC. So what did Riley do? He let Stephens back on the sideline to jump around, cheer and look sillly.
Did he ever once show concern about the condition of Donte Moore? Did a single adult on the sideline talk to him about his gross behavior?
Asked why he was on the sideline in the second half, Riley said, “Because he’s on our football team.”
Again, a spineless answer from a coach whose team plays with no backbone.
If that wasn’t enough, you had USC players trying to get into with Oregon players in the tunnel after the game. More classless behavior from the leaderlesss Trojans.
Everyone else — not me — said this was the biggest game of the Riley Era, mainly because they all smelled blood from Oregon’s lackluster start to the season and sensed a big win coming.
Did USC play inspired? The defense gave up 504 yards offense, worse than any game last season. Did you see the back seven of the defense make plays consistently? I’ve written about them since January and apparently I’m the only one who saw them as a sore spot on the team.
Where was defensive coordinator Grandpa Patterson last night? Why isn’t USC throwing an array of blitzes at Oregon? How many reps did Dylan Raiola get in practice last week? USC rarely tested the backup QB and he made them look silly.
Here’s a play that shows how gutless Riley is. USC had the ball with a 4th-and-7 situation at its 49-yard line with 7:19 remaining. Oregon led, 34-27. A punt pins Oregon deep in its territory.
But Riley went for it because he had no faith in HIS defense. Oregon soon faced a 4th-and-3 at the USC 42 and went for it. Imagine if it were 4th-and-3 at the Ducks’ 25. They punt and USC has a chance to tie the game. Instead, the Ducks went for it and got the first down.
Riley went for it because he doesn’t believe in defensive stands or leading with your defense. He’s an Air Raid guy who just wants the ball back.
USC has allowed eight touchdown drives of 75 yards the past two games. All we hear about is the strength coach and the No. 1-ranked recruiting class. But teams are driving right down the field. Where are the in-game adjustments?
Remember how Riley said the new football building was making all the difference in the world? Does USC look different this year?
Which brings us to the fan journalists. They have been a constant chorus the entire offseason about how this is USC’s year. Just like their hero, Riley, they take no accountability. Instead, they are pointng fingers this weekend, conveniently forgetting everyone they said leading up to this moment.
It’s hard to proud of a USC that plays with no class and little heart. But they are a perfect reflection of their coach.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
With more expressways going cashless, the handy ETC card is becoming an essential add-on when renting or buying a car in Japan. Here's everything you need to know: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/28/japan/explainer/etc-explainer/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #explainer #cars #tourism #driving #etc
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With more expressways going cashless, the handy ETC card is becoming an essential add-on when renting or buying a car in Japan. Here's everything you need to know: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/28/japan/explainer/etc-explainer/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #explainer #cars #tourism #driving #etc
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With more expressways going cashless, the handy ETC card is becoming an essential add-on when renting or buying a car in Japan. Here's everything you need to know: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/28/japan/explainer/etc-explainer/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #explainer #cars #tourism #driving #etc
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With more expressways going cashless, the handy ETC card is becoming an essential add-on when renting or buying a car in Japan. Here's everything you need to know: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/28/japan/explainer/etc-explainer/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #explainer #cars #tourism #driving #etc
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With more expressways going cashless, the handy ETC card is becoming an essential add-on when renting or buying a car in Japan. Here's everything you need to know: https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/09/28/japan/explainer/etc-explainer/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=mastodon #japan #explainer #cars #tourism #driving #etc
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Suspenden clases en Sonora por huracán Polo: será desde el lunes en 25 municipios y martes y miércoles en todo el estado
Sonora suspenderá clases presenciales por el huracán Polo. La medida comenzará el lunes 28 de septiembre en 25 municipios y se extenderá a los 72 municipios martes y miércoles.
Por Wendy Rojas | Corresponsal
La suspensión de clases presenciales en Sonora comenzará este lunes 28 de septiembre en 25 municipios durante el turno vespertino y se extenderá a los 72 municipios del estado durante martes 29 y miércoles 30, como medida preventiva ante los posibles efectos del huracán Polo.
La medida busca reducir riesgos para estudiantes y personal educativo ante el pronóstico de lluvias, vientos y otras condiciones meteorológicas asociadas con el desplazamiento del ciclón hacia el noroeste del país. La disposición contempla planteles públicos y particulares, de acuerdo con la información difundida por autoridades educativas estatales.
¿Cuándo se suspenden las clases en Sonora?
El calendario establecido para la suspensión es el siguiente:
- Lunes 28 de septiembre: suspensión durante el turno vespertino en 25 municipios.
- Martes 29 de septiembre: suspensión en los 72 municipios de Sonora.
- Miércoles 30 de septiembre: suspensión en los 72 municipios del estado.
La suspensión fue determinada como una acción preventiva ante las condiciones que podría generar Polo conforme avance hacia el noroeste. Las autoridades mantienen seguimiento de la evolución del fenómeno y de los pronósticos meteorológicos.
Huracán Polo mantiene vigilancia sobre el noroeste
La evolución de Polo puede modificar las condiciones previstas para Sonora, por lo que las autoridades han llamado a la población a mantenerse informada mediante canales oficiales y atender las recomendaciones de Protección Civil.
La Guardia Nacional informó que mantiene a su personal en alerta en Sonora y Sinaloa ante los posibles efectos del fenómeno meteorológico, mientras continúa la coordinación con autoridades federales, estatales y municipales.
Para las familias, la suspensión implica evitar traslados escolares durante los días señalados y permanecer atentas a posibles actualizaciones oficiales sobre las condiciones meteorológicas o modificaciones a las medidas preventivas. –sn–
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