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In an interview, that Bryan Addison said the #1 thing he's looking for in a college is an "awesome social environment". Tailor-made for powder blueSwaye said:It's the campus, water, who knows. They have loaded up on top end talent for decades and never done shit. I never even want players who are seriously interested in UCLA because if they like that place they are weak soft fags.
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I wouldn't bet against Chip. But idk @CuntWaffle makes some good points. At Oregon Chip was already there and was installing his toughness and speed offense attack. It could take a lot of turnover at UCLA to get similar results.
But if Chip recruits to UCLA and gets them to play the league is in trouble. He lost 3 league games in 4 years at Oregon. Petersen would need to go 17-1 the next two years to match that run. -
I think something that would be interesting would be looking at a school's blue chips, and seeing what schools get the highest percentages of those guys to the draft. UCLA is loaded with blue chips, but don't produce equivalent draft picks. Schools like UW get as many or more draftees despite more blue chips. I think a cool graph would be blue chips per class on the x axis, with draftees on the y. It would show what schools develop those guys and which schools do not. UCLA would be an outlier, and not in a good way.
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In a similare vein, for those who think the Pac has always sucked, for most of the 80's into the 90's USC and UW were 1 and 2 in number of NFL players. Like the SEC todayjhfstyle24 said:I think something that would be interesting would be looking at a school's blue chips, and seeing what schools get the highest percentages of those guys to the draft. UCLA is loaded with blue chips, but don't produce equivalent draft picks. Schools like UW get as many or more draftees despite more blue chips. I think a cool graph would be blue chips per class on the x axis, with draftees on the y. It would show what schools develop those guys and which schools do not. UCLA would be an outlier, and not in a good way.
USC had stars and hall of famers., UW put hard working blue collar guys and linemen into the league along with quarterbacks. -
Chip always has an abrasive transition. Very similar to Petersen who knows exactly what he wants, demands it, and if you can't hang GTFO.
It will be brutal in Westwood for a couple seasons, but then watch out. -
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One chinteresting question is how chip will do In a different culture. At oregon everyone from uncle phil, the state police, student body and the athletic department all the way down to the towel boy were singularly focused on winning. chip benefited from that.
Does ucla’s culture reflect that laser-focused unwavering determination? -
We've been hearing that Chip doesn't like black players for some tim.Passion said:One chinteresting question is how chip will do In a different culture. At oregon everyone from uncle phil, the state police, student body and the athletic department all the way down to the towel boy were singularly focused on winning. chip benefited from that.
Does ucla’s culture reflect that laser-focused unwavering determination? -
I don't think Chip is motivated by external shit. The media loves to hate on Chip, I think he's an all-star, but he requires buy-in to unconventional shit. UCLA can't afford to move him, so he'll get a real chance. They are All-in.Passion said:One chinteresting question is how chip will do In a different culture. At oregon everyone from uncle phil, the state police, student body and the athletic department all the way down to the towel boy were singularly focused on winning. chip benefited from that.
Does ucla’s culture reflect that laser-focused unwavering determination?
But just like Petersen wasn't "the right fit" for USC, I wonder if that goes for chip at UCLA.
I'm chinterested. -
Double blow post, but I remember reading an article where Lesean Mccoy was talking about how he made the players wear sleep monitors and super Stalin like control policies.
He's cutting edge cutthroat looking for any advantage.
When you're winning, it works, but as soon as you hit a bump the implosion is accelerated.
