When USC took a commitment from Tilni Livai, an offensive lineman from Narbonne, he was so unknown he was a zero-star prospect.
But Livai quickly became a three-star once he committed to USC and some of the recruiting sites went gaga over him.
But he has now moved to Hawaii because of academic issues and will not be part of the program.
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 
I just want to go on record [before Owns breaks the news] that I’m behind this defection…..
#FormingNewFootballTeamOnMaui…..
#…WorkingWithLopesToGetOnScheduleWhenUSCDropsNotreDame….
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I was thinking ND would drop Felony U from the ND schedule like an empty bottle of Irish.
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Great news, Owns! I’ll get in touch with Notre Dame officials ASAP….
#…We’llFindOutIfDomersHaveTheGutsToSchedule…
#…TheMadMauiMobsters
#[FastestPlayerRuns40InJustUnderOneMinute]….
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Of all the reasons to move to Hawaii…to increase one’s GPA?
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That’s why I came, 67!
#I’veGotA4.0G.P.A.Now….
#[WishIWereEnrolledInSchool]…..
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Ha! Not the trade winds, the blue ocean, the 80 degree water, or the palm trees…
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Those, too.
#….ButMainlyTheG.P.AThing….
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MG, do you have any eligibility left?
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67 —Ha! Very funny, my friend…..
#….OfWhatAreYouAccusingMe?
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MG, the O-line needs help…and the DBs…and the LBs….
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So basically Neil Callaway is a ringer when it comes to sabotaging a football program.
Callaway left Georgia in January 2007 to take the UAB head coaching position. He had not been widely linked to any other head coaching jobs, and was considered a sleeper choice by UAB. UAB was rumored to have initially offered the job to Pat Sullivan (then UAB offensive coordinator) and later to Jimbo Fisher, leading many to speculate that the UABoard of Trustees vetoed the contract offers preventing UAB from hiring more sought after coaches and instead appointing Callaway as the new head coach as a ploy to keep the program in a lower status than Alabama’s own.[1]
Callaway left UAB’s head coaching job on November 27, 2011, having compiled a record of 18 wins and 42 losses during his five years with the Blazers (18–42).
No wonder Clay Helton hired Callaway…as if Helton needed the extra help ruining a football program.
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Dear Tebow,
Please see my most sincere reply in “Folly of Watch Lists.”
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Nice wikipedia article you got there.
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Low hanging fruit again…
Hahahahaha
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Only thing Tebow’s got is Helton’s retaining Callaway after Notre Dame & Cotton Bowl debacles—that’s why he always leads with it….
#CallawayInterview:TheGiftThatKeepsGiving
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And even now the numbers don’t lie….
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Surprising that Cal is number 2 in NFL payroll. I wonder how much Rodgers’ contract skews that number?
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UCLA (0 – 12)………34
Felony U (6 – 7) …..27
Dear Pisley: Dingth goeth the Vic Bell.
#whenwillPisleyeverOWNeavalidpoint?
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Stupid is as stupid says… ding-a-ling.
What a loser.
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OUCH!
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So we lost a kid to Hawaii ? Or he’s not going to play football? Sometimes I cannot get what’s going on here. I am looking at the chart posted by Pudly 76. There must be something in my eye. There doesn’t appear to be any other Los Angeles teams listed.
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bruins at 0-12. Is that a typo? Not one victory?
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Gee Whiz ’67 what a gift for the obvious.
“67, name one former Felony U QB (Just one 67) to start at QB for a SB team in the previous 52 Super Bowl games.
Is it : A) 0; B) goose egg; C) 0 – 52; D) 00000000000forever
#SUCCXflopson
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Yes, it is obvious, owns. That is the point. 0-12 is very obvious.
Look at the bright side, no where for ucla to go but up.
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Old news. This was known a month ago.
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