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USC Tweet Of The Night

This tweet from USC athletics is in poor taste. A picture with a USC football player and the words “Avenge the fallen” seems over the top. Did someone die?

UPDATED: Apparently this is copying a comic-book movie poster. Well, unless you are a 13-year-old boy, how many people get it? Most will not. So it’s still bad taste.

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  2. Just like the day Thanos snapped his fingers, Toa snapped our game plan into dust. Avenge the fallen refers to the offensive line. They fell and couldn’t get back up. And the only person who answered the life alert was Clay Helton.

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  4. I don’t get the reference, so I don’t see how the campaign is in poor taste.

    However, it makes me laugh that the complete morons who work in Heritage Hall are still trying to convince everyone that Clay Helton actually doesn’t suck and that last season was a fluke. What USC fans are really believing this crap? Probably the same ones who still believe in the Easter Bunny.

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    1. Those morons who work in Heritage Hall are deathly afraid they will be tossed out when USC cleans house in it’s incompetent and corrupt athletic dept.

      That is why those sunshine pumpers are always voicing their support for that clueless imbecile Clay Helton because when the house cleaning starts they know they’re all getting tossed, as well they should.

      Those morons don’t give a rats ass about Trojan football, if they did, why would they support a head coach that is clearly in over his head?

      Helton is complete garbage and everyone knows it.

      Clay Helton hired an offensive line coach that was totally useless. Neil Callaway had no business coaching USC football. That idiot Callaway didn’t give a shit about Trojan football players, the team or USC in general.

      Callaway had no interest in helping anybody but himself, he didn’t even bother to act like he was interested in coaching and he didn’t care who knew it.

      For Clay Helton to keep Callaway on his staff for as long as he did, knowing he was a crap coach who wasn’t doing any of the Trojan players any good, is inexcusable.

      Why would anyone keep this idiot as a coach…

      Helton should have been fired right along with Callaway.

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