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Will USC Offer Another Offensive Tackle?

I hear USC is mulling whether to offer North Texas offensive tackle Jacob Brammer, who is in the transfer portal.

Brammer has offers from Vanderbilt, Indiana, Duke and Tulsa. USC would like to wait and see how spring practice goes but Brammer might decide to commit before the Trojans hold spring drills.

It’s the dilemma of the offensive line at the moment.

Brammer started all 12 games at right tackle North Texas last season and earned honorable mention all-conference honors.

  • Last week I mentioned USC was charging $35 for Rams parade parking. But this tweet really caught my eye:
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54 thoughts on “Will USC Offer Another Offensive Tackle?”

  1. And… if a patient tries to use UCLA Reserved Parking without the necessary permit they’ll find themselves getting criminally charged for Grand Theft [the cost of permit]……
    #IGuessUCLAIsTryingToMakeUpTheir80MillionDeficit….
    #…OnTheBacksOfMedicalPatients
    #Nice

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    1. Get used to high prices– parking, meds, doctors, and your grocer. This is America where gouging seems to be a way of life for some, which of course has reduced the middle class from about 70% of the population down to maybe 30%.

      What are your thoughts, MG, the man who does little thinking.

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      1. Okay –time out from the USC/ucla scrimmage.
        I hope everybody takes a long look at your correct middle class math, John. 70% to 30%. What does that mean? Obviously we are becoming a country of the extreme rich and the extreme poor. Most historians view that kind of wealth division as the prelude to downfall.
        #Don’tBeFooledMiddleAmerica:BidenIsNotYourFriend

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      2. Another growing divide, and one that’s impacting society today, is the communication divide between an older, presumably wiser, pre-wired generation and the Millennial and below, wired-generations. In a study conducted by Haahvad Med School (Study of The Wired Mind) it was determined that older generations were, from birth, exposed to, and noticed an avg of 100-200 impressions (adv or otherwise) per day from about the age of 7 fwd. The wired gen was exposed/noticed upwards of approx 5000 impressions day 1 fwd. The human body being the human body did its thing and adapted… more synapses and receptors developed & engaged in the wired brain when compared to prior gens. The upshot of the whole deal is the wired brain requires a minimum level of noise to comfortably engage that exceeds the max “tap-out” noise point for non-wired folks. This inability to find a common and acceptable noise level in order to speak, share, etc effectively creates a communication gap. And there’s your Wed fun fact.

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      3. Here’s some classic pre-wired gen communication… Clint E. administering a textbook mindfuck. Don’t try this at home kiddies, you might hurt yourself

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      4. The 29 year old who installed our “home entertainment system’ when we arrived in Hawaii couldn’t stop talking about Bernie Sanders and Socialism as the wave of the future. When he left he told me he had to get to a concert. I said “I hope it’s free”— and he said “no, of course not —they have to pay the band and rent the theater.”
        #There’sHope

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  3. ugh,if womin keap complaneing then they shuold pay moar cuz i dont want to heer it any moar,they all ways up set abuot some thing stoopid,they got to menny rites any way and know thay think thay gotta maik live missurubull for evry one else,smdh

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    1. Get used to high prices– parking, meds, doctors, and your grocer. This is America where gouging seems to be a way of life for some, which of course has reduced the middle class from about 70% of the population down to maybe 30%.

      What are your thoughts, MG, the man who does little thinking.

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    2. That is right, Ed, women have too “menny rites” as it is– they get to have babies, have their monthlies, do the shopping and cleaning, and then take care of us when we come stomping in.

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      2. u so rite john!the womin taik the babys to and leeve us no babys,that all ways complane,good thing thay cant voat or we got reel problims then,smdh

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  8. If Enfield leaves, how long will it take for Scottie and the new coach to develop that “special relationship” Scottie cultivates with all things USC?

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    1. Hilarious. I remember when I left the City Attorney’s Office a friend of mine said “well, all your old enemies are gonna make peace with you at a going away lunch —I wonder how long before you use up their good will?” At lunch I looked across the table and kiddingly said “wow, what a bunch of losers.” Then I looked at my friend and said “answer to question —3 seconds.”
      #AnswerTo67’sQuestion: TwoSeconds

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  10. Complaining about $14 to park but gladly spends $20 on a watered down gin and tonic at a west la club. Douche bag.

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  12. At nearly any parking lot the rates are posted at the entrance and presumably anyone can see them and decide whether they want to park there or not. Ms. Nunez undoubtedly had the option to park further away, pay less for parking, and walk to her appointment. Nobody forced her to park where she did, so it looks from here like she assumes that convenient, nearby, and low cost (or no cost) parking is an entitlement.

    I wonder if Ms. Nunez thinks that “there is absolutely no justifiable reason” that the clubs she frequents charge $14 for the appletinis she enjoys?

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  14. I sure LR will go after another one or two O linemen, just for depth sake. Still a big need at linebacker, if there is anyone with any speed. Even the grads with one season left can fill a hole. The way football is manned right now the starters will be playing on special teams.

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  15. Dear Ms. Nunuz,
    Ugly has to pay for the dr that fingered all the women, pay for the lost revenue for the athletic dept., and pay for the non staff who work in the parking lot. If you arde a woke, it is called capitalism. Something ugly does not teach.

    Sorry that you had to pay $14.00. But if you took any accounting classes, since you can write off your dr.’s appointment on your taxes, then you can write off the parking off your taxes. I do. It works. But being the cheap skate that I am, I will walk a few blocks to save money.

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    1. Me too PT. I hate paying for parking, and I will walk a mile to save a few bucks. Besides, you see so much when walking around L.A. neighborhoods, like flowers and well manicured lawns.

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  16. Does anyone see any similarities between the Ukraine invasion and WW2? Will Russia knock on Polands (NATO) door? This is going to be a lot more involved that what our couple in DC can deal with.

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      2. Okay, Trump hasn’t called him a great guy but he continues to kiss his ass, calling him brilliant and savvy. Can you provide a link where Trump ever called him out on any of this aggression?

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      3. LMAO! That’s what I thought.

        Him saying that Putin was smart to wait until we had a frail, weak old man with dementia in office before doing this is not news. It’s a fact.

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    3. Sadly, yes. In 2012, the NYT opined that Romney’s concern about Russia “was reckless and completely lacking in knowledge of foreign affairs and dangerous”. Obama admin ridiculed Romney then. Sadly, what goes around comes around.

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      1. Indeed. So now fools who were dumb enough to vote for Biden want “solutions”. Hello, Dumbass! A little late for that!! We have 3 more years of incompetence to look forward to.

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      2. You talk about facts. Assuming this wouldn’t have played out exactly the same if Trump had won the election is 100% conjecture. We are where we are and you seem more concerned with defending the stupid shit coming out of Trump’s mouth than dealing with reality.
        Remember, America first!

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      3. I do believe if Trump were the president today, Putin would not be standing in the middle of the Ukraine halfway to Poland, which is where the proverbial shit would totally hit the fan.

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      1. john,

        I just wrote a thesis on this. I lost it. Many points to this and I will recap. Dammit and it was good. Bullet points and they are;

        Biden has been bought by the Russians he has to walk on egg shells

        Putin will go at this until october and play peace. Then he will start after the elections hoping that the democrats are back in town.

        Biden is imbicle. He did not read Sun how to fight a war either by physcoallgy or actual war.

        Area is too large for the US to fight. Don’t want boots there. Hitler lost an entire army on the eastern front.

        Biden is too weak to force nato go to and protect

        Europe is waiting for the US to get and stop this.

        Putin wants the entire Soviet bloc back, Estonia, Poland, checkoslovkia, etc.

        Putin will fight for the cities but not the country side.

        I think God is allowing for man sin’s. Man think he does not need God and man thinks he is god. Man is wrong on this.

        Besides prayer, if we had very strong leadership, the US could open up channels to the top generals and see if they want to overthrow Putin. That is the only way it will happen besides prayer.

        Supply Ukraine with older equipment, B-52’s, F-4’s, F-14’s and let them go at it.

        Do you wanht the leadership right now to try and talk to Putin? Can you see Cortez or Pelosi try and talk to him? he would just throw them away like garbage

        These are my opinions. My first one was written out and it was long. I had to do this again. But it is a shorter version.

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  18. John,

    Also, Regan or Trump in office they would have told Putin that they would put sanctions on, cut off banking, stop commerce, and get into the major shipping lanes to slow down shipping. No cargo flights into the US. Slow down the russian flights, tell the communist dictator Trudeu of Canada to do the samed thing.

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