USCFootball.com publisher Ryan Abraham confirmed that Harrell has also interviewed for the UNLV head coaching job.
Chip Brown, of our fellow network site Horns247, reported on Wednesday morning that USC offensive coordinator Graham Harrell interviewed for the head coaching job at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) on Monday in Dallas. USCFootball.com's Gerard Martinez confirmed that Harrell was in the area for recruiting. New USC offensive tackle commit Casey Collier, who lived in Barbers Hill (TX), posted a picture with Harrell on Wednesday.
"We were told Harrell interviewed for the vacant UTSA head-coaching job on Monday in Dallas," wrote Brown. "But it’s unlikely UTSA could pay Harrell as much as he’d earn at Texas. Former UTSA coach Frank Wilson was earning just more than $1 million, when Wilson was let go in the last week."
USCFootball.com publisher Ryan Abraham confirmed that Harrell has also interviewed for the UNLV head coaching job.
Chip Brown, of our fellow network site Horns247, reported on Wednesday morning that USC offensive coordinator Graham Harrell interviewed for the head coaching job at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) on Monday in Dallas. USCFootball.com's Gerard Martinez confirmed that Harrell was in the area for recruiting. New USC offensive tackle commit Casey Collier, who lived in Barbers Hill (TX), posted a picture with Harrell on Wednesday.
"We were told Harrell interviewed for the vacant UTSA head-coaching job on Monday in Dallas," wrote Brown. "But it’s unlikely UTSA could pay Harrell as much as he’d earn at Texas. Former UTSA coach Frank Wilson was earning just more than $1 million, when Wilson was let go in the last week."
It will be hilarious when he jumps from OC at USC to OC at Texas after 1 year
“JT is definitely staying,” Daniels’ father Steve told 247Sports. “He’s happy for Clay and has a great relationship with him but to be honest, no matter what happened with the coaching situation, JT was going to stay and compete. He loves it at SC, he has an SC tattoo on his leg so he’s pretty committed to the program.
“He's a very competitive kid and has never run from a challenge before. Kedon played really well and JT was happy for him but at the same time, JT is a competitor and once he’s back to 100%, he wants to compete for that job.”
Daniels said his son’s recovery and rehab has been going very well.
“He had the surgery in September and his goal is to make it back in 10 months,” Daniels said. “He’s doing double time in his rehab, every morning and again after school. Then he goes out and catches an hour of practice just to stay connected with the team and be supportive of the players.
“He’s very excited though and so driven, I’ve never seen him more motivated before. He obviously won’t be back by spring ball but if it’s a 10 month recovery, that puts him back by July and in time for fall camp. He’s going to be supportive and a great teammate regardless like he was this past year but he’s excited about the opportunity as well so we’ll see what happens.”
Daniels reclassified from the 2019 cycle to join a loaded 2018 crop that included Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields. As USC’s second-ever true freshman starter in ‘18, he threw for 2,672 yards (59.5% completion) with 14 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. Daniels ended that season on a scorching note, with 349 yards on 37-for-51 passing in a 24-17 loss to playoff-bound Notre Dame.
Tattoos are the player version of “he has a contract!”
tattoos are fucking hilarious... these gen Zers get tatts for everything that inspires them for 3 seconds these days. the whole fixing tattoos industry will continue to grow because of this generation that thinks they are defined by how many people click like on their shit photos of everyday life like their new tat. LOL...
Tattoos are the player version of “he has a contract!”
tattoos are fucking hilarious... these gen Zers get tatts for everything that inspires them for 3 seconds these days. the whole fixing tattoos industry will continue to grow because of this generation that thinks they are defined by how many people click like on their shit photos of everyday life like their new tat. LOL...
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This was Ty in 2007 all over again
Lots of rumors but he never got fired
Chip Brown, of our fellow network site Horns247, reported on Wednesday morning that USC offensive coordinator Graham Harrell interviewed for the head coaching job at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) on Monday in Dallas. USCFootball.com's Gerard Martinez confirmed that Harrell was in the area for recruiting. New USC offensive tackle commit Casey Collier, who lived in Barbers Hill (TX), posted a picture with Harrell on Wednesday.
"We were told Harrell interviewed for the vacant UTSA head-coaching job on Monday in Dallas," wrote Brown. "But it’s unlikely UTSA could pay Harrell as much as he’d earn at Texas. Former UTSA coach Frank Wilson was earning just more than $1 million, when Wilson was let go in the last week."
“He's a very competitive kid and has never run from a challenge before. Kedon played really well and JT was happy for him but at the same time, JT is a competitor and once he’s back to 100%, he wants to compete for that job.”
Daniels said his son’s recovery and rehab has been going very well.
“He had the surgery in September and his goal is to make it back in 10 months,” Daniels said. “He’s doing double time in his rehab, every morning and again after school. Then he goes out and catches an hour of practice just to stay connected with the team and be supportive of the players.
“He’s very excited though and so driven, I’ve never seen him more motivated before. He obviously won’t be back by spring ball but if it’s a 10 month recovery, that puts him back by July and in time for fall camp. He’s going to be supportive and a great teammate regardless like he was this past year but he’s excited about the opportunity as well so we’ll see what happens.”
Daniels reclassified from the 2019 cycle to join a loaded 2018 crop that included Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields. As USC’s second-ever true freshman starter in ‘18, he threw for 2,672 yards (59.5% completion) with 14 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. Daniels ended that season on a scorching note, with 349 yards on 37-for-51 passing in a 24-17 loss to playoff-bound Notre Dame.
and god fucking help America. sigh.