USC isn't very good
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USC game with Penn State next week feels a lot less interesting than it did a few hours ago. Though the Nits are a walking hospital ward as far as injuries go so who knows.
USC game for us feels a lot more winnable than it did a few weeks ago. On the flip side Indiana looks to be more difficult than before. Ohio State is well Ohio State.
USC game for us feels a lot more winnable than it did a few weeks ago. On the flip side Indiana looks to be more difficult than before. Ohio State is well Ohio State.
There have always been upsets in CFB. And there will be a lot more with the increased travel that goes along with these coast to coast conferences. It’s honestly stupid that USC is traveling to penn state for a conference game.
Minnesota / Fleck has a knack for beating teams that they have no business beating. We should know that much.
We've sucked during that stretch. USC is supposed to be a top 15 team.
I believe PSU is going out to SC... but yes I find it quite stupid myself. At least the Nits can enjoy the Southern Cal weather I guess. I live about an hour from State College and the usual October crap weather is starting to arrive, lol.
No one figured part of that being Rutgers and Indiana being undefeated when we faced them
Although they have had more very good years than bad, USC hasn’t been top 15 consistently since Pete Carroll left 15 years ago and consequently they have fired coaches post-Pete at a Nebraska-rate. Riley may soon wish he was back at OU.
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There is going to be something with that stat as the season plays on. Anxious to see how Rhule and staff prep for it.
Yes we’ve definitely sucked but I remember the COVID year where we definitely should have won against an undermanned Minnesota team and they beat us.
I was at the Michigan-USC game (former michigan alum) and USC can't run the ball. They literally have no running attack. Can't win in the B1G without being able to run the football.
Just like BBQ sauce could not save his brisket, he couldn’t slap enough on the B1G defenses and expect it to be an easy ride.
LOL if you believe that quote is realJust like BBQ sauce could not save his brisket, he couldn’t slap enough on the B1G defenses and expect it to be a cake walk.
This is interesting and there is kind of a lot of truth it.
It is almost like certain conferences have some handshake deal to play certain ways.
Minnesota is well coached. And they are putting kids into the NFL. Fleck also damn near beat Michigan the week before.
Definitely a developmental program, but not one that gets top flight talent. They get the most out of their guys though.