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Happy With Kedon Slovis

A former USC player who graduated last year said one of the happiest players is wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown.

“He’s really happy with (Kedon) Slovis,” the player said. “Everyone thinks he is JT’s guy because they have always played together. But he’s never pushed for JT to start. He’ll say no one is his guy.”

54 thoughts on “Happy With Kedon Slovis”

      2. We never came back from break. Also i don’t smoke but i could use a cigarette if you know what I mean.
        BONG!

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    2. JT Daniels USC day’s are over, so he might as well transfer now, especially since he’s redshirting. He should probably enroll at the local community college where Bozo Helton will be a position coach at next season.

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      1. He’s the starter as long as Gomer is there, Slovis could go undefeated and still sit behind Chuck & Duck next year

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      2. I wouldn’t argue that.
        Only thing I would say is Urban Meyer would get the best out of JT.
        Helton is fraud who uses god in front of reporters to grow his fan base. He’ll be someones OC after this. Maybe.

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  4. When ruins decided to fix traffic leaving the RB, they figured best way was to hire chocolate chip….ruination at its finest!!

    Hahahahaha

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    1. Puddly aka Hand Puppet –

      Your continual non sequiturs about UCLA are old. They stink and we all know it. However, that has nothing to do with the fact that you’re a Helton apologist and a testicle junkie.

      You should turn yourself into the authorities.

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    2. I can laugh about it now, but I thought it was a good hire for them at the time. It actually seemed like a fairly impressive move, but clearly USC has the better coach, staff, players and program. I wouldn’t want the team looking too far ahead to that game, but I am. I know coach Helton is a class guy, but I would hope that he understands that we have to set some of that aside when it comes to UCLA. We can show class to Notre Dame, but I’d honestly like to hang a 70 on the bruins this year. This team could do it to that team too. As years go by and people who aren’t born yet are looking at the series history, they’ll appreciate seeing that kind of score. So, you see, it’s really not about me, I want to do it for the children.

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      1. I think he suffers from “Weiss syndrome”, once they changed the substitution rules chippie lost his edge. I laughed then and I continue to chuckle occasionally…

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      2. I hope no one will hold it against me for reminding the gang that, on the day Chip was hired, I said there was nothing to fear, UCLA made a BIG mistake. Chip’s offense doesn’t fool anybody anymore (he surprised us by running it down our throats —but even that won’t save him this year).
        #ItsGonnaBeAllDownhillforChipFromHere….

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  5. Geesus H. …….UC L.A. is so bad this year even owns is disgusted with his dream school.

    #AndThatIsPrettyBad
    #OklahomaPleaseHaveMercyOnFUcla
    #$20MillionDownTheTubesGuerrero

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    1. Pudly-
      Shut your mouth. You act as if you know about football schemes. You’re a fan boy at best. Furthermore, I’m sure your pimp would prefer that you spend more time working on your craft.

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  6. And just think, Thug U aka ruinville, the most cheating college known to mankind plays at 5 P.M. on Saturday against Oklahoma. This game will sink ugly back to the beginning of their program. If recruits are smart, they will stay away and go someplace else. Can you say 0-3. The only problem is, this is nation wide and the rest of the country will gauage the PAC 12 and these losing slobbering idiots. This game should have been played at 9 A.M. so as not to embarrass themselves or the league.

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      2. “Clay — I take it this post is a continuation of your touching “for the children” thesis, yes?”

        Well, Michael, I certainly hope no one would attribute this to any sort of prurient desire on MY part. Of course I’m only thinking of the little ones when I suggest this. “I believe the children are the future, teach them well and let them lead the way…” ..so forth and so on, etc etc…

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    2. It’s easy to surmise that Aikman and Wasserman are feeling like Class A fools about now, the Chancellors are looking at Guerrero’s competence, who’s managed to put together a real $hit Sandwich of a football program.

      And we think we have it bad…

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      1. Yeah, you’d figure that UCLA would’ve been able to take advantage of USC’s troubles over the last decade, but not so. UCLA football is a gross underachiever historically and it doesn’t seem that’s going to change anytime soon. There’s really no good excuse I can think of to explain that program’s performance.

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  7. Slovis should be the starter for the next four years. let Daniels go with Tee Martin to Tennessee. We got one of their players, we will give up Daniels.

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  8. I watched St. Brown in the HS Army game. he caught everything near him. In fact he’s probably the reason JT got invited to the party in the first place. If there is a better athlete on the team I cannot guess who it is. As for Slovis I think he spread the ball out more each week including tight ends and running backs. Right now everyone thinks he has “IT” whatever “IT” is he’s showing form and finesse well beyond his star ranking, I hope it lasts.

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  9. Scott trying to create drama between JT and Amon Ra. Amon Ra was JT’s go to guy since the 7th grade he is not going to dog him out. I want Kedon to succeed but there is a whole season ahead with teams adjusting to his weaknesses. The USC scum will turn on him in a heartbeat if he struggles.

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  11. You moved into fantasy land when you started to o accept and enable mediocrity at SC. FYI, what you call a troll, I call drawing a line in the sand against all the bullshit we’ve had to put up with. WTF is wrong with you?

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    1. I have a better idea than drawing a line in the sand, as if anyone cares about your line, just go. Go away. Your sole contribution to this message board is homophobic trash. In an effort to be funny? Clever? I’m not sure, but your hack insults on repeat have just made everyone apathetic toward them. Just own it that you are a Bruin troll.

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      1. Line in the Sand –

        If I were, I would. BTW, what is homophobia? Listen, you snowflake, I’m critical of the program because it’s been an embarrassment (the scandals, hirings and terminations). I’m critical of Pudly because he”s a loud mouth poser.
        In sum, you better get to your safe space because I’m here to stay. Besides, spirited debate is one of the bricks of our republic.

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  12. I’m neither a snowflake nor need a safe space. I’m not offended by keyboard warriors. I also understand the difference between spirited debate and classless posts. So far, you seem to fit the latter.

    Offer something of substance

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  13. PjmMcTroll
    You are not a critic. You are annoying.

    Roosevelt at the Sorbonne:

    It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.”

    PjmMctroll
    Before you can become a critic you must first have bonafides. You have failed step one.

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  14. Cal 75 –
    The man in the arena has his salary partially paid by many critics like me whom donate to the university and buy tickets to watch said man in said arena.

    Helton on having two number sevens on the field:

    “It was a mechanical issue”

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  15. PJM- we all get into it with one another from time to time- Pudly can dish it out as well as he takes it. I just don’t know what the constant homophobic references are going to accomplish and it makes it hard for anyone to take your posts with any seriousness. Just my opinion.

    #peace

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