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Gary Bryant Finally Picks A New School

One of the longest transfer sagas I can remember is finally over as former USC wide receiver Gary Bryant committed to Oregon tonight.

This started early last season when Bryant decided to “redshirt” but it was common knowledge he would transfer. He chose Oregon over Texas A&M and Arizona.

This might be hard to believe, but Bryant, who is entering his fourth-year sophomore season, has three seasons of eligibility remaining. He only appeared in three games last season.

But in 2021, Bryant had 44 catches for 579 yards and seven touchdowns, 11 punt returns for 50 yards and 16 kickoff returns for 413 yards in 10 games.

22 thoughts on “Gary Bryant Finally Picks A New School”

    1. hi John, Kaann u enter mee into a National spellling bee, I promisss eye win it 4 u. Den u kan fix da spellcheck on mi sell fone, cuz I get maddd when da people calll me dumb Azz, Fucc-Tard 😭

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  3. HEY OWNS
    FYI
    IN 1939 THE DICKINSON SUSTEM WAS MORE HIGHLY ACCEPTED THAN THE RELATIVELY NEW ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL
    YOU CAN TRUST ME ON THAT
    I WAS AGE ELEVEN AND AN AVID FOLLOWER OF FOOTBALL

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    2. TIREBITER, I’ll give you the benefit of the doubt.

      However I was 10 most of ’57, and I collected Baseball cards religiously; I went to LA Angels’ and Rams’ games with my Dad. But I didn’t begin reading the LB Independent P/T sport section for details until I was about 12 or so. That was because the Dodgers moved to LA and the ’59 World Champion Dodgers.

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      1. Oh, nooo… My pal Owns and I almost share the same sports history — my favorite baseball cards Duke Snyder, Don Drysdale and, of course. Sandy. Favorite football cards —Billy Wade and the great Jon Arnett.

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      2. You gotta be shitting me BruinRob! Now you claim to be 76 years old? When you got outed on your DateMeLA profile eleven years ago, it said you were 32.

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  5. They got a really good receiver. True…..there is a lot of competition at SC in the receiver room but I’m still not sure why he never made it at SC.

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    2. hi john-So Cal, Kann u enter mi name in national spelling bee, Cuz I willl win it 4 u. MissusEdG say her peenus tip can fit in ur ear, so I kan sing luv song into it 4 u.. ok ?

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  6. HI OWNS
    I LISTENED TO THE SC IRISH GAME IN 1939 ON THE RADIO

    MY DAD WAS A BIG TROJANS FAN BUT MY MOM ALWAYS ROOTED FOR THE IRISH. SHE GREW UP IN DANVILLE ILLINOIS AND SAW AT LEAST ONE IRISH GAME IN CHICAGO
    IN THOSE EARLY YEARS THE IRISH WERE ALSO KNOWN AS THE RAMBLERS CUZ THEY PLAYED ON THE ROAD A LOT

    ALL I REMEMBER IS THE FINAL SCORE OF 20-12 AND THAT ARE TWO STARS WEREGRENNY LANSDELL AND AMBROSE SCHINDLER

    AFTER THE TROJANS THE IRISH ARE MY FAVORITE TEAM

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      1. That’s the way I got it figured too, George! [That’s why he mentors me on not seeking revenge—i.e., it results in 2 graves —and respecting the word of ancient Chinese philosophers —as well as ancient Bruin basketball coaches]…

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    2. I root for Notre Dame too –when they aren’t on the field with the Trojans —and I respect their new Head Football Coach… he’s really a players’ coach —we need to watch out for him in South Bend this year, George…

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  8. HI TIM
    YEP THEY ARE OUR BIGGEST AND BEST RIVAL
    BUT THEY ARE STILL MY SECOND FAVORITE TEAM

    FIGHT ON IS THE BEST COLLEGE SONG
    BUT THE VICTORY MARCHIS SECOND TIM

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