ESPN: USC should follow Ohio State's blueprint on how to return to top
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Step one: hire a real
coach.Corch. -
"...the Trojans will have to be extremely talented, physical, disciplined, dedicated, and well coached."
Yeah, right...
The talent will be there, but not the other stuff. -
It is so blindingly obvious that USC needs the right coach. The players are always there. Carroll came in and went 6-6 then went 48-4. The players were there for him and he just kept adding to them.
I think Sark gets fired after next year if he loses more than 2 games. -
Why shouldn't UW follow the blueprint?
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Agree .. but hope you're wrong about PatHadenFS's tolerance for losses.RaceBannon said:It is so blindingly obvious that USC needs the right coach. The players are always there. Carroll came in and went 6-6 then went 48-4. The players were there for him and he just kept adding to them.
I think Sark gets fired after next year if he loses more than 2 games. -
St. Pat might not be there either when Sark falls on his face.Southerndawg said:
Agree .. but hope you're wrong about PatHadenFS's tolerance for losses.RaceBannon said:It is so blindingly obvious that USC needs the right coach. The players are always there. Carroll came in and went 6-6 then went 48-4. The players were there for him and he just kept adding to them.
I think Sark gets fired after next year if he loses more than 2 games. -
I think Sark survives anything above 7-5, but if he wins less than 9 I think he'll be under a lot of pressure to make some changes (give up playcalling, fire Wilcox) and win big in 2016.
Then in 2016 he'll have a new QB and a schedule that includes: Alabama, ND, Oregon, @UW, @UCLA, @Stanford. Profiles in Courage: he'll be fired at some point before the bowl game in 2016.
From what I follow Sark is going to crush recruiting this year, he probably will finish with a class rated above Alabama on signing day. That class will either save his fat ass with 8/9 win mediocrity or, more likely, leave a fully stacked roster for a real coach -
section8 said:
St. Pat might not be there either when Sark falls on hisSoutherndawg said:
Agree .. but hope you're wrong about PatHadenFS's tolerance for losses.RaceBannon said:It is so blindingly obvious that USC needs the right coach. The players are always there. Carroll came in and went 6-6 then went 48-4. The players were there for him and he just kept adding to them.
I think Sark gets fired after next year if he loses more than 2 games.facegunt. -
LOL at the comments. "Sark is not cocky" "..has more knowledge of the game"
w,jw
Rodney Strong
USC with more depth next season will be a team that will be in the CFP. The difference from Kiffen to Sark is that Sark is not Cocky and been a head coach longer than kiffen has been and have more knowledge of the game than Kiffen. USC has had the issues of having less numbers than most of the college football FBS teams, ontop of that USC has not had a big physical practice since the 2011 season, and those that know and play football know that you cannot be successful when you are not practice the pace of the game. But this season USC will be able to and will be able to add more depth and star power. It will be good on good instead of good on walk-on or 3rd String -
Depth is the new Owen12. It makes me want to fucking puke.
