USC Afternoon Notes

It’s the fourth anniversary of the most memorable play in USC special teams coach John Baxter‘s career. Except it happened at Michigan.

  • Did you see DirecTV is going to start carrying the new Cubs channel? The Pac-12 Network is so far out of the picture it’s not even worth discussing.
  • Look, a real coach was at the Galen Center today.
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14 thoughts on “USC Afternoon Notes

  1. You’re right, Flow, Baxter dialed up the perfect muffed punt attempt so he could hand the win over to the opposing team. He’s no great special teams coach, but what are you even trying to prove here? Such a reach. Again.

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    1. It may or may not be fair to blame that particular play on ‘happy- go- lucky’ Baxter’s effect on Michigan’s team—-but a lot of people wonder if USC’s special teams play sleepy as a result of being around sleepy Baxter too much…..
      #….ScrewUpsLikeThatDon’tJustHappen

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  2. And another thing, Flow…if Enfield pulls out the W in this upcoming exhibition game, you better damn well post about it. And the title has to read, “Thanks, Enfield!” followed by a picture of you creeping on college cheerleaders.

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    1. Gap tooth will be lucky if the basketball program isn’t buried by the NCAA and then he and his stork legged wife will be back to W Florida Everglades Tech

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    1. I think the answer is no, 67. If watching his guys let the ball dribble from the 5 into the endzone twice didn’t motivate Baxter to suggest they not let it happen a third time, I think we can write Baxter off as pretty much a lost cause….

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      1. If P76 were here he could have a creepy wolfski photo, gatooty toot gettin a huevos massage, baxter tripping over his gut, helton sucking(or blowing) air or holt checking out booty photos everyday.

        #ThePossibilitiesAreEndless
        #SomeoneNeedsToStepUp&FillThatVoid
        #LowCostLowBrowEntertainment

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  3. As a conspiracy theorist I believe it is possible that Baxter blew his brains out after that play, but the Michigan Doctors revived him. We have a zombie as a coach. It has been noted that he has to drop his drawers to count to eleven and then he cannot distinguish one jersey number from another. Being brain dead accounts for everything. At one time he was tops in his field. One of his point after formations is among the top ten trick plays of modern era football. But back to my theory – Have you ever seen him without his hat? maybe there’s a reason for that. Maybe he has a starter pistol sized hole in the back of his head. Which leads to the new theory that it was the head coach who pulled the trigger. (seems possible, but let’s just leave it here)

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  4. As bad as that play is for Coach Baxter, isn’t it awesome that it happened to Jim Harbaugh, one of the biggest d-bags in the history of CFB?

    #What’sYourDeal?

    #HeWen’tForTwoAgainstUSCInTheFourthQuarterWhenHeWasUp48-21

    #NotAlotOfGamesAgainstUSC,ButHeMightGoDownAsTheMostHatedOpponentHCInUSCFootballHistory

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