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Morning Buzz: Viral Recruit Coming To USC

When defensive end Gus Cordova committed to USC on Sunday night, it was almost an afterthought, considering he was the fifth defensive player of the day to commit to the Trojans.

That might have been intentional because Cordova’s become the antagonist of perhaps the most viral high school football story of the past season. A good account can be found here by John Canzano.

What happened? Cordova asked a teammate at Lake Travis High School in Austin, Texas, who was allergic to peanuts if exposure to a single peanut would really kill him? The teammate pulled out the EpiPen he carried as proof.

Cordova and a friend then put peanuts in the affected player’s locker. They also put some peanuts in the player’s cleats and filmed the act on an Iphone. The player developed a rash on his arm but played in that day’s game.

 Cordova and his friend were suspended for two games and disciplined by coaches at Lake Travis.

The victim’s mother said Cordova’s continued to make comments at school harrassing her son. Cordova’s mother denies it.

Meanwhile, the story has gone national. And now Cordova has committed to USC. Maybe one reason Cordova committed to USC was to escape the story that would have dogged him if he remained in Texas. Already Sunday night on social media, there were plenty of comments about him and the peanut story.

“What my kid did was not right. He shouldn’t have done any of this. I don’t take this lightly,” Cordova’s mother told Canzano.

125 thoughts on “Morning Buzz: Viral Recruit Coming To USC”

  1. Not the type of person you want on your team.

    The moron could have killed the other kid with his stupid act.

    How long before Folt pressures Riley to cut ties with the kid ?

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      1. Isn’t this why they spend millions on a recruiting staff ? No one found this story about this kid before hand and made the coaches aware ? If they did and he was recruited anyway, what does that say about Riley and his staff ?

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  2. The “kid” made a stupid mistake. There is no way he thought the other kid would die. Let he without sin cast the first stone. So, is this kid supposed to just stay in his room and not try to advance himself the rest of his life because he pulled a stupid prank? Give him a break and see how he conducts himself moving forward. He is not evil just a dumb teenager. Maybe he should be made to wear a big D on his shirt for the rest of his life.

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    1. You have more excuses than Carter has liver pills, Kenny Boy. Gus Cordova has shown no remorse, get it? That is evil. Maybe he better make amends to the family and community he harmed with his sociopathic plot and take some time away from sports to think about the horrible devious thing he has done before he is rewarded with a full ride scholarship to a major university.

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      1. Hey Gubby, I made no excuses. I don’t know you but will assume you are a bRuin. The record showed that this kid asked for forgiveness and apologized for his stupid prank. Get a life and leave this kids life alone.

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      2. What do you call” The “kid” made a stupid mistake. There is no way he thought the other kid would die. Let he without sin cast the first stone. “, Kenny? Those are Lame Excuses. He’s almost old enough to go fight and die for his country. He was told that peanut allegies could kill and delierately tried to expose the teammate to kill him. No other kids are casting the first stone and trying to kill students. Get out of the 1980s with your corny cliches and stop being such a brainless rah rah for the first time in your life.

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    2. A stupid prank ? You fucking idiot, the kid could have died, he doesn’t have an EpiPen for nothing you dimwitted asshole.

      ” Uh, the guy shows me his EpiPen so I put peanuts in his locker and shoe and then filmed it to see what happened, hahaha. Then I got in trouble and I continued to harass the kid, hahaha. But I’m to be forgiven because I’m just a teenager who isn’t smart enough to Google ” food allergies ” to see that food allergies can kill people or maybe I just wanted to see if he had to use his EpiPen, hahahaha. “

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    3. Hey asshole. When it comes to someone’s personal health and well being you don’t fuck around. Would you be making the same comment if it was your kid?

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    4. I agree with Ken. Are we going to destroy a kids life and future career because he put a few peanuts in one of the other players locker when all over the country DA’s are letting robbers, rapers, child molesters and even murderers go free. I don’t have the time to do the research thoroughly but if I did I could find pages and pages of people who have done horrendous acts and walked free.

      In the summer of 2020, they burnt down half of the country and there were people killed and injured and business people had their life long built business’s destroyed and most of those kids got a slap on the hand and nothing more. In fact, BLM and Antifa members filed law suits just for being arrested and so far they have been awarded $68 million by the courts. Crime really does pay.

      Kids do stupid things. When I was that age I would have thought that a peanut allergy was have given me a rash on my finger and nothing more. Kate Steiner was shot dead on a pier in San Francisco for no reason whatsoever. As I understand it, the murderer was never convicted of anything. He spent 7 years in jail while the trial was going on. But that was 9 years ago and she is still dead. Twenty years from now, she’ll still be dead. And you’re going to ruin a kids life because he put some peanuts in another kids locker which caused a short lived rash while at the same time letting serious criminals go free? Get a life!!!!!!!

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      1. Not getting a full ride to USC isn’t “ruining his life”. Heres’ a compromise: Make him a deal- go one year of JC and show you’ve learned your lesson doing charity work and and then offer him a scholie.

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      2. This kid in my opinion has already paid a big price. You don’t think that all of these hackjob stories in the newspaper has not already ruined his reputation? Kids do stupid things. When I was a kid I did many things that could have turned out tragically(thankfully, they didn’t), especially when I was in junior high school. Was I trying to hurt anyone? No……I thought of it as just a joke. In this country we major on the minors and minor on the majors.

        In this country we have fought 2 wars(Korea and Vietnam) where we were involved for 15-20 years. In all that time we lost about 108,000 soldiers. We lose that much every year just from Fentanyl overdoses because Uncle Joe doesn’t want to close the border. That’s not to include all of the murders, rapes, sex trafficking and everything else that is happening because Mayorkas keeps saying that the borders are under control and the democrats look the other way while the country is falling apart so they can get more people into the country who will vote democrat. And we’re going to throw roadblocks into the career of a young kid who has never had any arrest or criminal background?

        I say he’s already paid a price and is still paying it and will continue to pay it until all of this blows over. I would let it go.

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      3. He’s paid NO Price. He’s still on the team and gets a full ride to USC and he harasses the victim constantly. He is laughing at all the people making excuses for his sadistic criminal behavior. Nip it in the bud now, before we have another OJ on our hands.

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      4. ….you sound like a little bitch…..quit being a pest and stop arguing when you disagree with someone….FREAK

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      5. You sound like a perverted sociopath, no wonder you defend Cordova. He a creep after your own heart, The Coward of the County, 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:

        Gabby (original)
        JUNE 23, 2023 AT 3:23 AM
        horse plow said he can use his wife’s black dildo for the peenus sword fight

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      6. “…you sound like a little bitch…..quit being a pest and stop arguing when you disagree with someone….FREAK”

        ROTFLMAO!! Pot, meet the kettle.

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      7. you took that fat piece of bait I had waiting for you…..well played…….you’re too easy. dumbass

        more bait to follow, I know you’re eagerly waiting…..

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      12. Is Ken inaccurate in his opinions? I don’t know. I get hundreds of e-mails from this blog. I don’t have the time to read all of those e-mails. I have a life to live. Is Ken accurate? I haven’t read enough of his opinions to make a value judgement. I just think he was right this time around.

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    5. Well said Ken….contrast that with that ‘faux’ he/she Stephen Colbert who thought nothing of announcing on a national network comllrte hearsay as to why the Duchess of Windsod Princess Katherine had not been seen in several weeks – stating her husband Prince William eas having an affair. The 3td party’s legal counsel has initiated slander charges against this freak which are far tougher than the vapid US laws.

      The royal couple will be forced to deal with that smear forever….as much as maliciously trying to directly impact a fellow athlete is no laughing matter as Krn noted we’ve all done something we’re glsd no one knows about – the bullied kid is ok.

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      1. Stephan Colbert is doing what you need to do to get ahead in todays corrupt world. Just say what the people in power want you to say. Forget the truth. If you do that, who knows how high you might go. You might even get a bowl game named after you….ALA Jimmy Kimmel…..another “tell me what to say commentator”

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      2. We do know, because he continues to harass:

        “Carter’s mother said the discipline was inadequate and fueled retaliation. She believes Gus has tormented her son at school by repeatedly making “brutal” comments in math class and around campus. She worries about the emotional toll on her son. Someone, she says, slipped a peanut granola bar in her son’s backpack. She filed a grievance with the school district complaining about the bullying. ”

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      3. YOU NEED A GOOD ASS WHIPPING…..PUSSY BOY

        LETS MEET UP…..BRING THE DUNCE WITH YOU

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      4. Why would we “meet up” , when you already chickened out of TWO fights here including this one, 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?

        Plow Horse
        JULY 8, 2023 AT 11:35 PM
        Yesterday Gabby admitted that he had no intention of appearing for a boxing match. “Nobody fights over what is said on a blog.” He was incredulous that anyone should ask for an apology. (Posting fraudulently as steveg) In Gabby’s world, men are not the protectors and providers for their families. You can insult their wives, daughters, and mothers with impunity. He has has no code of honor and therefore believes that nobody else should live by one. Although he admits that he will not back up his words with a boxing match, he has now dishonesty posted at least 10 times the exact same response about how he showed up at the gym in Miami. Is this suppose to be amusing? Please stop ruining our blog with repetitive copy and paste posts.

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      6. Whey would we “meet up” when you already admitted to the world you are The Coward of the County, 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?

        Gabby (original)
        JULY 8, 2023 AT 3:06 AM
        no one is going to fight someone over comments made in a blog…..plow is an old man just popping off…and you fucking know it…

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      1. Not after it all came out and he found out how serious it was. You’ll never covince me that this kid knew that his prank could kill someone and did it anyway. If you could convince me of that then I would say…..go for it….do whatever you want to the kid. You could even maybe get him for attempted murder.

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      2. Why not? It’s blood-simple- Cordova was told his teammate had an allergy that could kill him , so Cordova deliberately exposed his teammate to the allergen.

        So simple a Caveman could understand it.

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  4. leave it to wolf to find the dirt…teenagers ,wolf never was one, always do and say the dumbest things…any one else ever as a teen do a dumb thing??? this is why there is forgiveness,of course at SC who knows???

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      1. No I didn’t. Where’s the evidence that he tried to kill someone. It was a dumb prank by a dumb teenager. This was not a situation where One kid said “I don’t like this other kid….I know the perfect way to take him out permanently”. This country is overrun by hardened criminals who are getting away with murder. This kid is not a criminal.

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      2. There’s plenty of evidence Cordova tried to kill his teammate:

        “During one of the IV treatments, the subject of Carter’s peanut allergy came up.

        “It can kill me,” he told the room.

        The other teenage boys asked questions. Some made jokes. At one point, Carter’s mother says, Gus pressed harder, asking whether exposure to a single peanut really would be fatal to the 6-foot-4 sophomore offensive lineman. Carter said it would and pulled out the EpiPen he carried as proof.

        A rotten idea was hatched that day.

        Two players, including Gus, decided to put peanuts in Carter’s locker. A terrible prank? Or a cruel act hatched in the underdeveloped brains of teenagers? Or something more sinister? Decide for yourself. The boys sprinkled a handful of peanuts in Carter’s cleats and placed a few more into the locker. Sources told me there were “15 or 20 peanuts” in total. One of the boys filmed the act on his iPhone.”

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      3. not thinking as teenagers are notorious for, is not exactly premeditated murder…you do know the elements of a crime? such as premeditated murder? are you a DA in LA?

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    2. Sounds like the dirt is all over the internet and social media, Wolf didn’t have to try very hard to find it.

      Is potentially killing another person just a ” dumb thing ” in your house ?

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      1. You say “potentially”. Was he really trying to kill him? Was that his motivation? There’s absolutely no evidence of that. When you show me some evidence of intent to kill, then I’ll relent.

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      3. I guess we are just going to have to agree to disagree agreeably. I’m never going to convince you and you’ll never convince me. I’m going to need a lot more evidence to believe that this kid is a cold blooded killer. If I really want to kill a particular person, I’m not going to use a 357 Magnum peanut. I’m going to use a 357 Magnum. I would not back off of this kid. I’d bring him to SC. If he doesn’t work out, you can always get rid of him after one year just as LR has gotten rid of a lot of guys in his first 2 years who didn’t fit into his program. I mean, what is he going to do?……kill somebody on campus in his first year? He’s just a 17 year old kid who did a dumb thing.

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  5. By the way, Ken Hart seems as if he has ‘returned to earth’ and is trying hard to be like other earthlings. So lay off the guy and let him turn over a new leaf

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      1. The kid didn’t pull a gun or a knife on him. Come on. He put some peanuts in his locker. The other kid got a rash and 4 hours later went out and played the game. Forty teams have offered this kid. Not one has gone back on the offer.

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    3. Grabby

      If what you are saying is true then I’m not even arguing with you. We really should arrest this guy for attempted murder. If he was really trying to kill the kid, what does it matter if he used a gun or if he used peanuts. If the motive was to kill another human being, the real thing is motive. Maybe you might want to put this kid in a mental institution. That’s why even a small punishment like making him go to junior college can ruin his career because it will always be on his record that he tried to kill someone. But think about what you are saying…..Do you really believe this kid wanted to kill the other kid?

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      1. Based on the evidence presented, Cordova tried to elicit an anaphylactic reaction that could have killed the innocent victim who was minding his own business. We should be recruiting the victim, not the perp. I can’t believe you are defending such premeditated evil. This was not tee peeing a house. This was medical terrorism.

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  6. -You ever notice how most men as Mark Twain explained, “They don’t take correction lightly.” Tied in with an over-expanded ego

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      1. Hey, easy with the lawyer stuff, karma!

        Seriously, I’d be all for forgiving the kid if his misconduct were more along the lines of posting horseshit videos ….but the course of conduct he engaged in had an element of lethality …..

        #I’dSayThat’sKindaARedFlag…

        #…IfYou’reACoachWho’sInterestedInResurrectingYourTeam

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  7. Anyone ever drive drunk as a teenager? How about with other teenagers in the car. It is a time in life where your prone to doing things without thinking about the consequences. Give the kid a second chance. And I doubt that he intended to seriously hurt his teammate. I thought that you actually had to eat peanuts to get an allergic reaction to them. Didn’t know that you could have an outbreak by simply having someone place them in your shoe. 

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    1. Another apologist for stupidity. So in your world, if a high school kid fires a gun at someone it ” just a teenager being stupid ” ?

      Read up on food allergies and enlighten yourself about nut allergies. and food allergies in general, like shellfish allergic reactions.

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      1. Suggesting that I read up on food allergies is making my point Buddha. Not everyone is aware of how sensitive some persons can be to them. Do you honestly think that he was trying to kill the kid? If so, why not put them in his food. And don’t relate putting a peanut in a shoe to firing a gun. C’mon. 

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      2. Since you’re either too dim or lazy to look it up, I did it for you.

        Exposure to peanuts can occur in various ways:

        • Direct contact. The most common cause of peanut allergy is eating peanuts or peanut-containing foods. Sometimes direct skin contact with peanuts can trigger an allergic reaction.
        • Cross-contact. This is the unintended introduction of peanuts into a product. It’s generally the result of a food being exposed to peanuts during processing or handling.
        • Inhalation. An allergic reaction may occur if you inhale dust or aerosols containing peanuts, from a source such as peanut flour or peanut oil cooking spray.

        Common symptoms of peanut allergy include skin reactions, such as urticaria, erythema, or edema. More severe symptoms include tingling of the mouth and throat, edema of the lips, and dyspnea. These symptoms will often frequently progress to anaphylaxis,  a severe, life-threatening allergic reaction. It can happen seconds or minutes after you’ve been exposed to something you’re allergic to. Peanuts or bee stings are examples. In anaphylaxis, the immune system releases a flood of chemicals that can cause the body to go into shock.

        And YOU used the example of drunk driving, is that the same as this ?

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      3. You again made my point Buddha – that it is not necessarily common knowledge that one may suffer from a severe allergic reaction to peanuts by simply having them in their locker or shoe. Many people would assume that you need to ingest them. Your reference states that the most common reaction is from eating peanuts but a reaction “may” result from skin contact. This reference hardly supports the idea that the kid was trying to kill his teammate. I was able to come to this conclusion despite the handicap of being “dim and lazy.” 

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      4. That’s the whole point. Kids that age don’t read up on food allergies and nut allergies. As far as firing a gun at somebody. In that case you have intent. Comparing what happened in this case with firing a gun at somebody is not comparing apple with oranges. It’s comparing apples with aircraft carriers. There is no comparison.

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    2. Plow Horse — I hear ya! I usually puke over folks getting all upset over nothing….especially fans who overreact to pranks played by one teammate on another ……but… USC is recovering from a royal mess of a season [which featured players making the kinds of mistakes that follow programs which fail to emphasize discipline and work ethic]. At this specific point in his career Riley should be going overboard on putting together an unselfish, non-narcissistic, disciplined collectivity of players. And he should be communicating that message in his recruiting.

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      1. This kid, on film, looks to me like a really good player. He should be at least a 4 star. If they talk to his coaches and come to the conclusion that he is a very selfish play and not a team player then maybe they should back off of him. If they decide to take a chance on him and it doesn’t work out, then they missed out on a recruit. It’s happened before. But don’t pass him up by making him look like a bad person. SC has done that too many times in the past. They have kicked people out of school for virtually no reason. I’m thinking of Boormeister, Bru McCoy, Bryce Dixon and others.

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      2. so you judge him guilty of a crime…he has shown no work ethic,discipline,etc…

        the teenager made a mistake in judgment as to what is a stupid prank or a potential medical problem for someone…there was no attempt to put it in a meal,or a state to inhale p-nut dust…NOTHING…where is the evidence for intentional malicious harm?

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      4. Well then I guess you have an attempted murder case on our hand. Is that what we should charge him with?

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      6. Go for it……I wonder…..does Texas have the death penalty? We’ll give him peanuts for his final meal.

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      1. STFU…..why all the negativity from you…..it’s fucking constant….go find another blog and take your bitch-ism with you. …

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    1. John –When Oscar Bonevana went 14 grueling rounds trading punches with Muhammed Ali….and finally got knocked down late in the 15th…and then got back up…. and then got knocked down again…and then got back up again ….and then got knocked out….karma called him a Georgie Girl too….

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      1. Funny thing is that much of what is in Georgie Girl resides in BK Dont be so scared of changing, And rearranging yourself”

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      2. Here is where I ask permission to sound more like Lawyer John than Lawyer John himself: there is the good karma [who takes great joy in pointing out society’s ills] …and… there is the naughty karma [who takes great joy in getting everybody riled up]…..

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      4. I guess I’ll head to the same place Alex Grinch hid out when things got rough —-The Men’s Room at UCLA Law School….

        #Yeah,IHateMyselfForGoingThereToo

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  10. The biggest issue I see is what this action might say about the young man’s character and integrity. If this action represents who he truly is, then obviously you have to cut ties. 

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      2. Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the Bruin Fan The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young is lying about fighting again like Senile Joe lies:

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    2. There’s just not enough distance between the crime and acceptance into USC. If he maybe paid his penance at a JC or Div II school, showed 2 years of better judgment and having learned from it, OK. But it’s too soon.

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      1. what a lame idea….the kid made a mistake….and was disciplined accordingly….now move on!

        just because you keep touching the hot stove and failed to.learn a lesson it doesn’t mean this kid hasn’t…

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    3. Agree 67. Do a background check on Mr. Cordova. A background check should be done on all recruits. If this is a pattern of behavior, pull the scholarship. 

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      1. Speaking of background checks…

        Dodgers interpreter had a resume that listed not only having graduated from UCR, but also having been an interpreter for the Red Sox!! Neither is true!!

        I’ve got to know!! WHO GOOFED?!!

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      3. You’re preaching to the choir. If he has a record then thats a different story. Everything I’ve read about this case says that his record is clean. If he had a record, they would have brought that out in all of the articles I read about this. After all, he is a white male from red state Texas. Most of the newspapers nowadays are far left and don’t like white males from Texas. If he had a record, they would have mentioned it in some of those articles.

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      4. I’m not against a background check. If this turns out to be a pattern then I would back off this recruit. But, in todays day and age, you start doing a back ground check on every potential recruit and you are going to lose a lot of recruits. We have a lot of thugs playing college and pro football as well as basketball. But it’s still a good idea.

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      1. I threw some bait in for you …..you were all over it like stink on shit…..well played.

        let’s meet up, freak!

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      2. You keep lying about wanting to fight, The Coward of the County, 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, like your hero Senile Joe lies

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    3. Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka Charlie Bucket the Bruin Fan The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf and Frank Young, who didn’t go to USC, and roots for UCLA has found a fellow sociopathic player to root for!

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      1. Depends on your point-of-view– SC clearly was the better team and would have won at least 7 times out of 10 maybe more. So there is that. However the fact Troy lost the one time is not lost on me

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  15. sucla clearly is a different problem as the ‘Dwarf-Bears’ could have beaten SC 3 times running, so they aren’t running scared of Troy

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  16. I just saw that USC’s 2025 Recruiting Rating [16th] has our individual players ranked [WAY] higher than any team in front of us —I think we have a 98 or 99 per player average —Notre Dame [listed at #1] has like a 90 per player average…..

    #We’re9Better…..

    #..ForWhatThat’sWorth[WhichMightBeNothing]

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    1. …and —- if to stay “9 better” means we have to keep potential sociopaths on our roster—-I say “Yes!”……

      #We’reTalkingAbout”NineBetter”!!

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      1. MG

         If he’s a sociopath then I’m with you. I don’t want no sociopath on the SC football team. Calling this kid is a sociopath for putting peanuts in another kids locker is a stretch even when you use the term “potential”. If he was a sociopath it wouldn’t take until his junior year in high school to find out. I mean, I suppose he could be a sociopath and the world doesn’t find out until he is an adult. I guess I just don’t think that putting peanuts in another kids locker would be an act that would describe a sociopath. Maybe I just don’t understand the term. When I think of a sociopath, I think of Charles Manson or someone like that.

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      2. Well …that used to be the case… but…. now ‘improper peanut placement’ might just be enough all by itself….

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  17. OT – not ‘official’ but understood the prudence of doing a deep dive as the financial outlay rises i.e. Ohtani’s 10 yr $700 mil contract – that will now be SOP on any future award ‘prior’ to awarding it by all r major US professional sports (MLB, NHL, NBA & NFL)

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      1. MG

         Improper Peanut Placement……..Yeah….good thought…..maybe we can get this kid on that. I wouldn’t be any more rediculous than the 91 idiotic charges that they are trying to get Trump on.

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