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Saturday Transfer Portal Activity

Offensive tackle Michael Tarquin has entered the transfer portal. He came to USC with much fanfare as a transfer from Florida and the son-in-law of Tony Boselli.

But he lost his starting job during the season and played sparingly after that.

Meanwhile, former USC running back Raleek Brown has committed to Arizona State, which he is visiting this weekend. That was a quick decision for Brown but he will probably get plenty of touches in the Arizona State offense.

13 thoughts on “Saturday Transfer Portal Activity”

  1. Scott shits in his own blog
    scott, grabbbyy and slo cal are posting embedded links from Twitter. You and I can right-click and copy a link from a Twitter “video only” and paste it into a post on this site and it will appear without a link to click on, also works the same with YouTube videos.

    Here’s where the difference comes in, if we wanted to post a “picture only” copied from Twitter, we right-click copy and paste the link into a blog post… BUT!!!!!… it only appears as a link that we must click on that takes us to Twitter to view the picture.

    What Scott, grabbbyy and slo cal can do is embed the picture in a post where the picture is present as you view their post and you don’t have to click on a link like we would have to do.

    The ability to embed is reserved only for the blog author. There is no other way to embed a picture or GIF. grabbbyy and slo cal are aliases Scott has been using.

    These fools can lie all they want. But WordPress limits embedding to only the administrator/author of the blog..

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    1. GabbyObama with his imaginary accusation of a conspiracy reminds me of Captain Queeg in the Caine Mutiny. Somebody stole a quart of strawberries. Hey Gabby, nobody gives a shit if Scott posts on his own blog.

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      1. stmarseille14
        DECEMBER 6, 2023 AT 4:51 AM
        plow you really struggle with this shit…….Tebow is not Gabby, dipshit……even a half-wit recognizes that, but you’re less of a half-wit…..

        Fact: 7 of the top 10 states with the most COVID-related deaths per capita were red states. Fact: Lockdowns saved lives, the data proves it. Fact: China absorbed the increased tariffs by raising wholesale prices, which were passed on to the retail consumer. A tariff really amounts to a tax on the consumer, dipshit. Fact: China actually bought fewer Agricultural products and Trump did nothing about it.

        Plow you get debunked EVERY TIME….. ARE YOU REALLY THAT FUCKING STUPID….I THINK SO!

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      2. Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & Michael Guarino & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young thinks shouting will somehow persuade people he isn’t insane.
        You are as perverted and corrupt as your Democrat Party.

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  2. So Cal
    DECEMBER 14, 2023 AT 6:56 PM
    As with everything else, you accuse people of that which you are guilty.

    I post under this name only and my name is not Scott.

    SLO CAL PLAYS THE TUBA
    DECEMBER 14, 2023 AT 6:58 PM
    prove it!…….tell us how you are embedding posts lifted from Twitter……details……it’s a simple way to prove you are not Scott. …..clear your name……or STFU.

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  6. – For footballers using “college” as a means of autitioning for the NFL
    as opposed to a “team” player, it seems there ae a lot of candidates

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  7. College with full-blown NIL has become the mini-NFL. Pretty soon it will be like college basketball with “one-and-done” – particularly given the greater injury potential.

    Seeing Raleek Brown depart through the portal is particularly disappointing. He was a 5-star recruit, and electric last year when he got touches. Now we’ve also lost Austin Jones, Marshawn Lloyd, and Darwin Barlow – so who is our feature back going to be next year now, between Quinten Joyner, redshirt freshman A’Marion Peterson, and incoming freshman Bryan Jackson?

    Not that it might matter a great deal, given how infrequently (around 1/3rd of the time) a running play has been called under LR, nor how much having a truly balanced running attack complements and enables the passing game (a truism known to every decent football coach, with obvious exceptions)…

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