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MR.GKD
Joined: 10/10/09 Posts: 3,721
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Posted Mon, Sep 02 1:58 pm
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In response to Hate to say it, but Sc might be good (BRUINS 1)
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But yeah, pretty shipshape over there. So at the very least I won't need a vomit bag watching a telecast with broadcasters drooling over mediocre Trojan football pretending it's John Elway and Gale Sayers out there. Well....they still will, but yeah they are pretty good for sure. Go Bruins and I think the EB/Garbers/receivers recipe will be a show of their own. |
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Maui13
Joined: 3/24/05 Posts: 2,555

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Posted Mon, Sep 02 4:27 pm
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In response to Hate to say it, but Sc might be good (BRUINS 1)
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It’s disheartening to see $UC look like a disciplined, structured and tough team. I always felt like Caleb Williams was a me 1st guy. Miller Moss seems to be a better leader and knows how to play smart and make big plays.
Their WRs look like Ohio St and Bama receivers. The transfer RB is tough and made big plays when called upon.
I’m hoping the OL and their DBs falter. If not, they could make the playoffs which would be disastrous. |
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OswegoBruin
Joined: 11/11/10 Posts: 16,935
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Posted Tue, Sep 03 8:50 am
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If you pay for good, proven assistants, you get good results. SC saw what Lynn did with decent-ish talent outside of Latu and the Murphys and they took their shot.
Until UCLA is willing to actually pay what it takes to get top coaches into LA, we're not going to return to relevance. That is the lesson the last 30 years have proven, and it's only getting worse with the transfer portal and unchecked NIL. |
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