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USC Morning Buzz: A Familiar Problem In First Two Games
Some USC professional fanboys were taking joy in Notre Dame’s slow start against Wisconsin on Monday night.
But they didn’t realize it just proved Lincoln Riley looked even more foolish for dropping the game off the current schedule. This USC team should be clamoring to play the Irish this season. But, no, it’s too hard.
- USC continued a time-honored tradition by having only 10 men on the field for the extra point with a 13-0 lead. Apparently, the much-ballyhoed return of special teams coach Mike Ekeler has not solved this problem.
Remember, the Trojans got penalized for having 12 men on the field for a punt against San Jose State.
The great thing when you play cupcakes is it doesn’t matter if you make mistakes. Repeatedly.
- A lot of other schools’ fans mocked USC fans for the small crowd against San Jose State. They said their fans could withstand the heat. Let’s check in on Texas State-Texas.
https://twitter.com/hunterschuler/status/2096329397619863679?s=20
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USC Sunday Buzz:
How about the end of that Western Michigan-Michigan game?
Whatever happened, I don’t think the Big Ten did a great job providing an explanation with regard to the clock and how it was synced to the NBC clock. NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay sure thought something was amiss and has not commented on his social media account since the game.
- A word about USC’s attendance: For the first time since 2001, the announced attendance has been below 54,000 for two straught home games. And next up is Louisiana with an 8 p.m. start. Not appealing.
- Two different USC fans have reached out to say a video was shown at the Coliseum on Friday night that featured NFL players who were No. 1 draft picks. The video omitted O.J. Simpson.
- Did anyone else think Cal coach Tosh Lupoi might be over his head watching his debut against UCLA? And I realize one game is not a career. But they definitely lost a winnable game.
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My USC-Fresno State Analysis: The Good And The Bad (Yes, Bad)
First, let’s start off with a delusional take from Robert Griffin III.
https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/2096088428270240141?s=20
Last night was a stark reminder how bad this guy is. You declare USC a title contender after beating Fresno State? Fresno State?!?!?
OK, let’s get to the game. The biggest positive was Gary Patterson got overall improvement from Week 1 to Week 2. That’s not something that happened often with D’Anton Lynn.
Patterson’s got a philosophy and is a teacher. That is a reason for optimism.
Now I will say there were plenty of open wide receivers but Fresno State had a quarterback completely incapable of getting them the ball and an offense completely baffled by any blitz. Let’s see how the secondary does against Dante Moore.
With Jide Abasiri and Luke Wafle, Patterson has two disruptors on the defensive line. Opponents will need to game plan for them. I don’t see anything close to that at linebacker or in the porous secondary.
- Now for the offense: I have three main complaints that will go unnoticed by the fanboy media.
1.) The running game. It just looks different from last season and not in a good way. There hasn’t been a breakaway threat in the first two games. You can’t break any long runs against San Jose State or Fresno State? That’s disappointing. And now they are fumbling.
2.) The offensive line. Everyone else told you it was great that all five starters returned. I did not. USC got stuffed twice when it needed a yard. Against Fresno State. At home. They are not moving the pile against bad teams. What happens against Oregon?
3.) Coach Charles Nelson Riley. What is this clown doing having Jayden Maiava run a QB keeper with a 30-0 lead? Maiava got banged up on the play and never returned.
The play also highlighted (AGAIN) Riley’s poor decision making inside the red zone. It happened last week too when USC came up short inside the 10-yard line. Look folks, these things can be plastered over vs. the Tomato Cans that Riley loves to play but USC has some marquee teams on the schedule.
The problem with playing these teams is you can suppose USC is dominating in certain areas but you don’t really know until it plays a real team.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
My USC-Fresno State Analysis: The Good And The Bad (Yes, Bad)
First, let’s start off with a delusional take from Robert Griffin III.
https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/2096088428270240141?s=20
Last night was a stark reminder how bad this guy is. You declare USC a title contender after beating Fresno State? Fresno State?!?!?
OK, let’s get to the game. The biggest positive was Gary Patterson got overall improvement from Week 1 to Week 2. That’s not something that happened often with D’Anton Lynn.
Patterson’s got a philosophy and is a teacher. That is a reason for optimism.
Now I will say there were plenty of open wide receivers but Fresno State had a quarterback completely incapable of getting them the ball and an offense completely baffled by any blitz. Let’s see how the secondary does against Dante Moore.
With Jide Abasiri and Luke Wafle, Patterson has two disruptors on the defensive line. Opponents will need to game plan for them. I don’t see anything close to that at linebacker or in the porous secondary.
- Now for the offense: I have three main complaints that will go unnoticed by the fanboy media.
1.) The running game. It just looks different from last season and not in a good way. There hasn’t been a breakaway threat in the first two games. You can’t break any long runs against San Jose State or Fresno State? That’s disappointing. And now they are fumbling.
2.) The offensive line. Everyone else told you it was great that all five starters returned. I did not. USC got stuffed twice when it needed a yard. Against Fresno State. At home. They are not moving the pile against bad teams. What happens against Oregon?
3.) Coach Charles Nelson Riley. What is this clown doing having Jayden Maiava run a QB keeper with a 30-0 lead? Maiava got banged up on the play and never returned.
The play also highlighted (AGAIN) Riley’s poor decision making inside the red zone. It happened last week too when USC came up short inside the 10-yard line. Look folks, these things can be plastered over vs. the Tomato Cans that Riley loves to play but USC has some marquee teams on the schedule.
The problem with playing these teams is you can suppose USC is dominating in certain areas but you don’t really know until it plays a real team.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
My USC-Fresno State Analysis: The Good And The Bad (Yes, Bad)
First, let’s start off with a delusional take from Robert Griffin III.
https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/2096088428270240141?s=20
Last night was a stark reminder how bad this guy is. You declare USC a title contender after beating Fresno State? Fresno State?!?!?
OK, let’s get to the game. The biggest positive was Gary Patterson got overall improvement from Week 1 to Week 2. That’s not something that happened often with D’Anton Lynn.
Patterson’s got a philosophy and is a teacher. That is a reason for optimism.
Now I will say there were plenty of open wide receivers but Fresno State had a quarterback completely incapable of getting them the ball and an offense completely baffled by any blitz. Let’s see how the secondary does against Dante Moore.
With Jide Abasiri and Luke Wafle, Patterson has two disruptors on the defensive line. Opponents will need to game plan for them. I don’t see anything close to that at linebacker or in the porous secondary.
- Now for the offense: I have three main complaints that will go unnoticed by the fanboy media.
1.) The running game. It just looks different from last season and not in a good way. There hasn’t been a breakaway threat in the first two games. You can’t break any long runs against San Jose State or Fresno State? That’s disappointing. And now they are fumbling.
2.) The offensive line. Everyone else told you it was great that all five starters returned. I did not. USC got stuffed twice when it needed a yard. Against Fresno State. At home. They are not moving the pile against bad teams. What happens against Oregon?
3.) Coach Charles Nelson Riley. What is this clown doing having Jayden Maiava run a QB keeper with a 30-0 lead? Maiava got banged up on the play and never returned.
The play also highlighted (AGAIN) Riley’s poor decision making inside the red zone. It happened last week too when USC came up short inside the 10-yard line. Look folks, these things can be plastered over vs. the Tomato Cans that Riley loves to play but USC has some marquee teams on the schedule.
The problem with playing these teams is you can suppose USC is dominating in certain areas but you don’t really know until it plays a real team.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
My USC-Fresno State Analysis: The Good And The Bad (Yes, Bad)
First, let’s start off with a delusional take from Robert Griffin III.
https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/2096088428270240141?s=20
Last night was a stark reminder how bad this guy is. You declare USC a title contender after beating Fresno State? Fresno State?!?!?
OK, let’s get to the game. The biggest positive was Gary Patterson got overall improvement from Week 1 to Week 2. That’s not something that happened often with D’Anton Lynn.
Patterson’s got a philosophy and is a teacher. That is a reason for optimism.
Now I will say there were plenty of open wide receivers but Fresno State had a quarterback completely incapable of getting them the ball and an offense completely baffled by any blitz. Let’s see how the secondary does against Dante Moore.
With Jide Abasiri and Luke Wafle, Patterson has two disruptors on the defensive line. Opponents will need to game plan for them. I don’t see anything close to that at linebacker or in the porous secondary.
- Now for the offense: I have three main complaints that will go unnoticed by the fanboy media.
1.) The running game. It just looks different from last season and not in a good way. There hasn’t been a breakaway threat in the first two games. You can’t break any long runs against San Jose State or Fresno State? That’s disappointing. And now they are fumbling.
2.) The offensive line. Everyone else told you it was great that all five starters returned. I did not. USC got stuffed twice when it needed a yard. Against Fresno State. At home. They are not moving the pile against bad teams. What happens against Oregon?
3.) Coach Charles Nelson Riley. What is this clown doing having Jayden Maiava run a QB keeper with a 30-0 lead? Maiava got banged up on the play and never returned.
The play also highlighted (AGAIN) Riley’s poor decision making inside the red zone. It happened last week too when USC came up short inside the 10-yard line. Look folks, these things can be plastered over vs. the Tomato Cans that Riley loves to play but USC has some marquee teams on the schedule.
The problem with playing these teams is you can suppose USC is dominating in certain areas but you don’t really know until it plays a real team.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
My USC-Fresno State Analysis: The Good And The Bad (Yes, Bad)
First, let’s start off with a delusional take from Robert Griffin III.
https://twitter.com/RGIII/status/2096088428270240141?s=20
Last night was a stark reminder how bad this guy is. You declare USC a title contender after beating Fresno State? Fresno State?!?!?
OK, let’s get to the game. The biggest positive was Gary Patterson got overall improvement from Week 1 to Week 2. That’s not something that happened often with D’Anton Lynn.
Patterson’s got a philosophy and is a teacher. That is a reason for optimism.
Now I will say there were plenty of open wide receivers but Fresno State had a quarterback completely incapable of getting them the ball and an offense completely baffled by any blitz. Let’s see how the secondary does against Dante Moore.
With Jide Abasiri and Luke Wafle, Patterson has two disruptors on the defensive line. Opponents will need to game plan for them. I don’t see anything close to that at linebacker or in the porous secondary.
- Now for the offense: I have three main complaints that will go unnoticed by the fanboy media.
1.) The running game. It just looks different from last season and not in a good way. There hasn’t been a breakaway threat in the first two games. You can’t break any long runs against San Jose State or Fresno State? That’s disappointing. And now they are fumbling.
2.) The offensive line. Everyone else told you it was great that all five starters returned. I did not. USC got stuffed twice when it needed a yard. Against Fresno State. At home. They are not moving the pile against bad teams. What happens against Oregon?
3.) Coach Charles Nelson Riley. What is this clown doing having Jayden Maiava run a QB keeper with a 30-0 lead? Maiava got banged up on the play and never returned.
The play also highlighted (AGAIN) Riley’s poor decision making inside the red zone. It happened last week too when USC came up short inside the 10-yard line. Look folks, these things can be plastered over vs. the Tomato Cans that Riley loves to play but USC has some marquee teams on the schedule.
The problem with playing these teams is you can suppose USC is dominating in certain areas but you don’t really know until it plays a real team.
#collegeFootball #featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
Strange Attendance At The Coliseum
OK, we have something fishy going on with USC attendance figures.
USC announced Friday night the crowd for the Fresno State game was 53,014. The announced attendance for the San Jose State game was 51,144.
The problem is there were way more people at last night’s game than the previous week. So last week was a gross exaggeration or this week was vast underreporting.
Now it’s pretty common for schools to announce tickets distributed or sold and not actual attendance.
But Fresno State brought more fans than San Jose State and I have a hard believing San Jose was ever a hotter ticket given the 12 p.m. kickoff and weather conditions. Also, the crowd in the photos below looks to me like a lot more than 53,000 tickets were sold or distributed.
#featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
Strange Attendance At The Coliseum
OK, we have something fishy going on with USC attendance figures.
USC announced Friday night the crowd for the Fresno State game was 53,014. The announced attendance for the San Jose State game was 51,144.
The problem is there were way more people at last night’s game than the previous week. So last week was a gross exaggeration or this week was vast underreporting.
Now it’s pretty common for schools to announce tickets distributed or sold and not actual attendance.
But Fresno State brought more fans than San Jose State and I have a hard believing San Jose was ever a hotter ticket given the 12 p.m. kickoff and weather conditions. Also, the crowd in the photos below looks to me like a lot more than 53,000 tickets were sold or distributed.
#featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
Strange Attendance At The Coliseum
OK, we have something fishy going on with USC attendance figures.
USC announced Friday night the crowd for the Fresno State game was 53,014. The announced attendance for the San Jose State game was 51,144.
The problem is there were way more people at last night’s game than the previous week. So last week was a gross exaggeration or this week was vast underreporting.
Now it’s pretty common for schools to announce tickets distributed or sold and not actual attendance.
But Fresno State brought more fans than San Jose State and I have a hard believing San Jose was ever a hotter ticket given the 12 p.m. kickoff and weather conditions. Also, the crowd in the photos below looks to me like a lot more than 53,000 tickets were sold or distributed.
#featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
Strange Attendance At The Coliseum
OK, we have something fishy going on with USC attendance figures.
USC announced Friday night the crowd for the Fresno State game was 53,014. The announced attendance for the San Jose State game was 51,144.
The problem is there were way more people at last night’s game than the previous week. So last week was a gross exaggeration or this week was vast underreporting.
Now it’s pretty common for schools to announce tickets distributed or sold and not actual attendance.
But Fresno State brought more fans than San Jose State and I have a hard believing San Jose was ever a hotter ticket given the 12 p.m. kickoff and weather conditions. Also, the crowd in the photos below looks to me like a lot more than 53,000 tickets were sold or distributed.
#featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
Strange Attendance At The Coliseum
OK, we have something fishy going on with USC attendance figures.
USC announced Friday night the crowd for the Fresno State game was 53,014. The announced attendance for the San Jose State game was 51,144.
The problem is there were way more people at last night’s game than the previous week. So last week was a gross exaggeration or this week was vast underreporting.
Now it’s pretty common for schools to announce tickets distributed or sold and not actual attendance.
But Fresno State brought more fans than San Jose State and I have a hard believing San Jose was ever a hotter ticket given the 12 p.m. kickoff and weather conditions. Also, the crowd in the photos below looks to me like a lot more than 53,000 tickets were sold or distributed.
#featured #FightOn #FOOTBALL #usc -
Дорогая Франция,
Революция в вашем сердце. Мне жаль, что в вас нет крови шотландских викингов, но ваш дух силен, ведь в войне за независимость за «штаты» вы проявили кровь и отвагу на чужой земле. Американские патриоты помнят, почему мы должны свергать демократии, чтобы установить республики, некоторые из нас знают, что означал Статут Свободы. Борись.
Гребаный деревенщина, разочарованный миром в Аризоне,
@Койот@shitposter.club
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@Genen My translation even close to accurate, it was through google translate.... -
Chère France,
La révolution est dans votre cœur. Je suis triste que vous n'ayez pas de sang Scotch Viking en vous, mais votre esprit est fort, après tout, dans la guerre d'Indépendance pour "les États", vous avez montré du sang et du courage sur un sol étranger. Les patriotes américains se souviennent pourquoi nous devrions renverser les démocraties pour installer des républiques, certains d'entre nous savent ce que signifiait le Statut de la Liberté. Bats-toi.
Putain de redneck frustré par le monde en AZ,
@Coyote
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Dear France,
Revolution is in your heart. I am sad you don't have Scotch Viking blood in you, but your spirit is strong, after all, in the war of Independence for "the states" you showed blood and courage on foreign soil. American patriots remember why we should overthrown democracies to install republics, some of us know what the Statute of Liberty meant. Fight on.
Fucking redneck frustrated with the world in AZ,
@Coyote
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