PAC-10 without Pete Carroll

Originally posted by VDSF:

Originally posted by zero:
Now what?

Its been moving away from the PAC-1 label for a couple of years now and now that USC won't have the allure and star power that Pete brought the program USC won't or atleast shouldn't terrorize the PAC-10 anymore. I'm one of the biggest SEC honks on this board so this has little to no impact on my life unless USC want's to hire Les Miles (TAKE HIM) but this will change the overall college football landscape if and when he goes.

Who gives a crap, usc is gonna suck again and my beloved fighting irish are coming back tot he glory days

Originally posted by Thorhawk:

Originally posted by VDSF:

Originally posted by zero:
Now what?

Its been moving away from the PAC-1 label for a couple of years now and now that USC won't have the allure and star power that Pete brought the program USC won't or atleast shouldn't terrorize the PAC-10 anymore. I'm one of the biggest SEC honks on this board so this has little to no impact on my life unless USC want's to hire Les Miles (TAKE HIM) but this will change the overall college football landscape if and when he goes.

Who gives a crap, usc is gonna suck again and my beloved fighting irish are coming back tot he glory days

Originally posted by crzy:
Jim Harbaugh will rule the Pac-10.

Originally posted by TX9R:
People turning down this job lefty and right, but here's an interesting name: Mooch. It's been tossed around and he actually makes a lot of sense, very similar to Carroll.

Originally posted by SolRebe1:
Did Del Rio turn the job down?

Originally posted by TX9R:
People turning down this job lefty and right, but here's an interesting name: Mooch. It's been tossed around and he actually makes a lot of sense, very similar to Carroll.

Originally posted by Hollywood49er:

Originally posted by TX9R:
People turning down this job lefty and right, but here's an interesting name: Mooch. It's been tossed around and he actually makes a lot of sense, very similar to Carroll.

No one but Del Rio has been offered the job, and he has turned it down because he would make more money at Jacksonville. I don't know where you get the turning down right and left thing.

Originally posted by TX9R:

Originally posted by Hollywood49er:

Originally posted by TX9R:
People turning down this job lefty and right, but here's an interesting name: Mooch. It's been tossed around and he actually makes a lot of sense, very similar to Carroll.

No one but Del Rio has been offered the job, and he has turned it down because he would make more money at Jacksonville. I don't know where you get the turning down right and left thing.

Various reports of Sarkisian, Riley, among others. Coming out saying not interested is equal to turning down, in a sense. People are obviously scared off by the possible sanctions coming down. Mooch makes the most sense because he isn't getting any other offers and has no career trajectory to worry about.

Originally posted by valrod33:

Originally posted by TX9R:

Originally posted by Hollywood49er:

Originally posted by TX9R:
People turning down this job lefty and right, but here's an interesting name: Mooch. It's been tossed around and he actually makes a lot of sense, very similar to Carroll.

No one but Del Rio has been offered the job, and he has turned it down because he would make more money at Jacksonville. I don't know where you get the turning down right and left thing.

Various reports of Sarkisian, Riley, among others. Coming out saying not interested is equal to turning down, in a sense. People are obviously scared off by the possible sanctions coming down. Mooch makes the most sense because he isn't getting any other offers and has no career trajectory to worry about.

cant turn down what they werent offered

Originally posted by SolRebe1:

Originally posted by valrod33:

Originally posted by TX9R:

Originally posted by Hollywood49er:

Originally posted by TX9R:
People turning down this job lefty and right, but here's an interesting name: Mooch. It's been tossed around and he actually makes a lot of sense, very similar to Carroll.

No one but Del Rio has been offered the job, and he has turned it down because he would make more money at Jacksonville. I don't know where you get the turning down right and left thing.

Various reports of Sarkisian, Riley, among others. Coming out saying not interested is equal to turning down, in a sense. People are obviously scared off by the possible sanctions coming down. Mooch makes the most sense because he isn't getting any other offers and has no career trajectory to worry about.

cant turn down what they werent offered

Them sound like fighting words