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USC Morning Buzz: I’m Back From Michigan With Plenty To Say

I’m back from Ann Arbor and going to attempt to tackle much of what happened on Saturday, where a glorious victory turned into a last-minute collapse.

Lincoln Riley literally pulled defeat from the jaws of victory as USC fell to a team incapable of throwing a forward pass.

  • Riley blew the game on the drive before Michigan scored its game-winning TD. He had a three-and-out that took one minute off the clock and included two incomplete short passes to Woody Marks.

This is a coach who continually demonstrates he knows nothing about game management in critical situations.

“I thought I could’ve been better,” Riley said. “I don’t think I called a very good drive there.”

How many more years will Riley need to coach before he knows what to do in these situations? It’s amazing how often he gets outcoached in these tight games but since some kid from Georgia committed, the homers are satisfied.

Another call that frosted me was 10 seconds into the fourth quarter. USC had a third-and-9 at the 11-yard line and rushed Quentin Joyner up the middle. Why not throw a pass to Duce Robinson in that situation?

  • Before the season, I was considerably less bullish than the rest of the media about the USC offensive line. Here is what I wrote for Lindy’s magazine back in the early summer.

“There are some huge questions, namely at left tackle where redshirt freshman Elijah Paige will start and right guard, where sophomore Alani Noa is the frontrunner.”

Both got yanked during the Michigan game although Noa later returned (Mason Murphy replaced Paige at left tackle and Tobias Raymond was the right tackle).

The media was very high on Paige, by the way. But he never started before this season and was unproven. Why would you think he would be ready to go without problems? Why didn’t you get a transfer portal tackle?

The offensive line was a shambles against Michigan. The Wolverines were led by star nose tackle Mason Graham, who even had his way against fifth-year senior Jonah Monheim.

  • Didn’t I say a couple weeks ago that Miller Moss always looks like he has a pick-six in him? Well, he threw one Saturday.

The media raved about how quickly Moss got rid of the ball during the first two games. Did it look like that against Michigan?

Apparently, I’m the only one who thought Jayden Maiava should have gotten a series or two against Michigan with his superior mobility.

It might not be the fault of Moss that he was under duress but sometimes you need to adjust during the game.

  • So the USC football team gained 1,400 pounds in the offseason. Did it look like it on the final drive of the game? Did it look like it on the 63-yard run? Did you see Bear Alexander on that play?

Michigan rushed for 290 yards. The apologists will say there were three explosive runs that were the difference. But Michigan cannot pass the ball. So the USC defense knew what was coming at the end of the game.

It did a great job preventing Michigan from getting a first down in the second half until the final drive. But that last drive was Big Boy football, with a fullback (a position Riley would scoff at using) and double tight ends.

Of course, the defense is better than last year. Why is that even an argument?

But what did it do in the crunch? How did it allow 199 yards rushing in the first half? That’s terrible.

I know that Michigan is a physical team but they averaged 3.5-yards per carry against Texas. The Wolverines averaged 6.3 yards per carry against USC.

  • I keep railing about the lack of a real special teams coach (not some upgraded analyst like USC currently has). What exactly is USC doing with Zacariah Branch? He seems to fair catch a lot of punts.

And at the end of the game, he didn’t try to return a kickoff that was about 1-2 yards into the end zone.

I’ve got plenty more to say and I will but this will be the end of this segment.

126 thoughts on “USC Morning Buzz: I’m Back From Michigan With Plenty To Say”

  1. The pick six was bad and the fact is the 3 long runs overshadowed a really good defensive performance. But I get tired of rushing average per carry. I heard Kirk Gibson talk about averages once…he said put one foot in a bucket of boiling water and the other in ice cold water, and talk to me about averages. USC will be fine and life will go on.

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  2. I watched the Texas vs Michigan and Texas had no problem controlling both lines of scrimmage and the defense for Texas put a lot of pressure on the offense of Michigan which led to many turnovers that Texas capitalized on even in the Big House. USC’s improved compared to last but that bar is pretty low. Both Sark and kniffin are doing a better job of coaching than Riley. We have a long way to go before being considered a serious contender.

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  3. I agree with wolfie for once,well maybe a second time…the lincoln was out coached and so was his staff…should never lose to a one dimensional team…just think the other B10 teams have much better offenses and just as good defenses…I don’t think my 10-2 or better is any longer realistic.

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    1. Let’s wait and see how we do against Wisconsin. If we blow them out we may still have a chance of blowing through the rest of the Big Ten [except for Penn State —the only team with a d-line ranked ahead of Michigan].

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  4. Scott is “a day late and a dollar short” with his analysis, it has already been rough-shodded over by the posters. But it should be pointed out that the defense was tackling quite well until that 63 yarder, and Moss threw 3 tds and effectively won the game but for the defense’s 63 yard blunder

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  5. Zacariah Branch was a blowout disappointment. Played scared with deer in headlights look. Fair catches with numerous green in front of him for big plays and better field position. His 4.4 speed looked like 4.8. Then the Big drop at the end. Bigtime players step up in big games. Total no show!

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    1. another clueless armchair quarterback…….zero football IQ……GO SERVICE YOUR GOATS

      PS…..Branch was the leading receiver in the game….

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      1. Plow Horse diagnosed Cowardly Gabby:

        Plow Horse

        SEPTEMBER 21, 2023 AT 4:08 PM

        The Narcissist’s Airtight Victim Narrative From Psychology Today March 2023:

        KEY POINTS

        1. Exaggerated victimhood is a common feature of narcissistic grandiosity.

        2. Narcissistic personalities often feel victimized because of their unrealistic expectations, hypersensitivity, and lack of empathy.

        3. Narcissists also play the victim to elicit sympathy and avoid responsibility for their abusive behavior.

        See Gabby’s claim of victimhood below. Lack of empathy, abusive behavior, it all fits.

        And of course he has now taken over the blog so that he is the center of attention, the most obvious narcissist personality trait.

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    1. Agree. I wouldn’t want a fresh QB leading us on our last drive on that field against Michigan. How many things could go wrong between center and QB…. between receivers and QB? Let’s just say, “lots.”

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      2. Hilarious when she’s stupid enough to cry that it was racist. Typical Lib. “Wah! You made me cry! Waaaahhhh!!!”

        Lies about the FACT she was crying in 3, 2, 1…

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  11. The SC defense actually played quite welll overall, but there are those 3 huge Michigan runs to talk about…whose to blame here? And the offense, no offense but it needs fine-tuning

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    1. If you still have the game on DVR, watch the first two Michigan TDs.  Ramsey took a bad angle at the RB both times.  As Ramsey went inside from the safety position, the RB quickly cut to the outside and ran for TDs.  He was the last hope to make a tackle but was out of position.  

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  12. USC will never win a NC with Riley, he just isn’t up to handling the pressure of a tight game, not to mention he still has no idea on how to play power football and he apparently went to the Clay Helton school of clock management

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  15. So nice of Tampon Tim to admit it: Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz told rally goers in Pennsylvania Saturday ‘we can’t afford four more years of this,’ prompting a wave of social media mockery.

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  16. Trying to imagine the feelings of a typical Michigan fan,– He’d have to be feeling content at 14-3 his guy and 20-10, but then becomes scared as SC crawls back into it and then– “No! we fumble, SC needs 20 yards and no, no, we’re losing–. And great, a quarterback who can’t throw on my side. But wait, wait, look, look at my guy running more than half the field, he almost scored, it’s a miracle, we’re gonna win this thing!”

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    1. Very on the money analysis, John. [And throw in Riley thinking “oh, I’m ahead —I just want the game to be over right now….I don’t want to play any more football—why do I have to stay on the attack for 5 more minutes?”

      #”MaybeEverythingWillWorkOutIfIJustTreadWater”

      #Oh,Crap,ILostInTheLastMinute….Again”

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    1. Moss did everything he could given the complete breakdown by Paige and, later, Murphy —both of whom beclowned themselves….. as did their mediocre position coach, Josh Henson.

      #HensonWillNEVERDrawTopRecruits…

      #…WhoWouldWannaPlayForHim?

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      2. “wish out”????????????????………………… dementia is some nasty stuff…… must suck to be you…….maui fraud

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      3. Cowardly Gabby has her own dementia issues from AIDS:

        Gabby(Real)

        May 27th AT 7:43PM

        I already have Aids from 1980’s too much c*ck in my a$$

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      4. A bright person would know immediately that was a typo. “Wish our…”

        That’s why our poor little buddy didn’t. So sad.

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      5. it’s called handing it back……. dumb—-a s s …….something you claim is acceptable

        f u c k —-ing hypocrite

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    3. One that doesn’t stare down his receiver the moment he takes the snap

      you sound like a dumb————a s s.

      wipe the drool and quit being a pest

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      1. …not gonna respond…. I looked at yesterday’s nonstop attacks on you….[by everyone] and I actually started feeling sorry for you….no one should have to absorb that much hatred….not even you…

        Take care.

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    4. One that doesn’t stare down his receiver the moment he takes the snap

      you sound like a d u m b—a s s. …wipe the drool and quit being a pest

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      1. You have been a pest here for 20 years, 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. It was so great that Plow Horse proved you lied about living in Las Vegas you fraud!

        Plow Horse

        August 31, 2024 AT 9:42PM

        I thought Gabby said a few days back that he was going to the USC marching band pep rally today at the Palms at 2:00 and wanted to “meet up” with Scott. Instead, he spent the day trolling the blog. Once again a threat followed by a no show. That’s our Cowardly Gabby. All talk, no walk.

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    5. I know, Cowardly Gabby aka Frank Young… Matt Leinart, Carson Palmer and Sam Darnold for starters… Why don’t you go back to what you know best- panhandling in LA’s Skid Row, you pathetic bag lady?You are so obvious, you psychotic .You only appear when 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 appears, you support her leftist kook agenda in lockstep and you completely ignore her disgusting vulgar obscene posts. 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 fills the blog with impersonators and made up posters … just like you!

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  18. I can’t recall a worse O-line performance. Paige played well in the first two games but he was awful this game.

    Apologies if this was discussed earlier, but the hit on Makai Lemon was grossly unprofessional. Seems obvious it was orchestrated, with one guy tying up Lemon, and the second guy coming in to hit him on his blind side. Lemon now in the hospital.

    Football at its worse. Refereeing at its worse.

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    1. Mostly agree [totally agree on the hit on Lemon…. and the no call on Michigan’s delay of game]. But, for the most part, refs just let both sides play —there were lots of holds and interference calls that went uncalled.

      #Pac12RefsCalledMostlyEverything…

      #BigTenRefsMostlyDon’tCallAnything

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      2. It’s a fair criticism….. But….get used to it. That’s Big Ten officiating. There’s gonna be WAY more non calls from now on.

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      5. Refs are imperfect, dumb—-a s s…….be thankful they use replay…….. go collect your aluminum and quit being a pest

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      6. Cowardly Gabby is incapable of having a healthy conversation with another human being. She needs to be placed in a facility where the inmates aren’t allowed computer and smart phone privileges.

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      7. The following is a start to a conversation……. challenage it……or eat your words

        Gabby(real)

        SEPTEMBER 23, 2024 AT 5:44 PM

        Let’s be honest here, after three games it’s obvious Moss lacks mobility and is slow-footed. He’s “MIMUS” 29 yards rushing the ball. He has never used his legs to move the chains or advance the line of scrimmage. He had numerous opportunities in the last game for some chunk gains. His QB play is hindering the efficiency of this offense due to mobility issues.

        Can one of you Moss apologists find a Power 4 QB, through the first three games, that has rushed for minus 29 yards(total) and has yet to run for a first down to keep the drive going.

        Speaking of hindering, Riley is having to limit his playbook. The strength of Railey’s playing calling, and all the previous QBs he coached, was the ability to run RPOs at a high level. Without the threat of the QB running the ball, this offense will sputter against the better defenses ahead. We clearly saw this already against Michigan

        I am not sure how long Riley will stick with the loyalty thing, but the guy on the bench, Maiava, has more t00ls in his t00L box. The best QBs in football are dual-threat not one dimensional.

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      8. Impersonating a real poster and attacking all the posters with legitimate football takes is not starting a healthy conversation. You are too psychotic to realize this is the work of a sick bag lady:

        So Cal

        September 23, 2024 at 6:59PM

        Refs are imperfect, dumb—-a s s…….be thankful they use replay…….. go collect your aluminum and quit being a pest

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    1. …which makes our defensive alignment even more inexplicable on Michigan’s last drive —- when Michigan finally did throw on 2nd & goal, all we needed was 2 guys back there to break it up…. that’s all we needed throughout the whole game…. Michigan knew their QB had NO touch, why didn’t we?

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      1. What was needed was a 2024 version of the 1969’s Wild Bunch, which was essentially a 6 man front, with Jimmy Gunn and and Charlie Weaver playing what is today the edge position. The reason I say a 2024 version is because Gunn and Weaver probably didn’t weight more than 220 lbs, if that. But they were superb tacklers.

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      2. 100% — so surprised we didn’t go with something like that [it says something about a QB when there is NO video highlights of him throwing a ball ….. not one throw on tape]…..

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      3. Orji threw for something like 23 yards. I wonder the last time a QB for a ranked team played the entire game and threw for less yardage? 1940?

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  20. One thing not mentioned here on Moss’ pick 6- Zachariah Branch’s lack of physicality in going after the throw- he just weekly backpedaled as the throw came to him. Another overhyped receiver “star” athlete that vanishes in tough games. The guy was a no show-where are the explosive plays? The gets touched and he falls down cuz he’s built like a sophomore in HS…

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  21. Scooter,

    Moss played scared after a while. The second to last drive should have been Moss’ shning moment. He should have audablised to throwing the ball down field. The game was on his shoulders and he followed Riley’s lead which is not to lose the game. Riley better come up with some plays that have a fullback, two to three tight ends to block, and a rb or two to block or Moss will get killed. Oline was horrible.

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    2. A fullback ???????????? That’s hilarious PT.

      Maiava could have played a couple of series, Wolf is right in that it would have given Michigan a running QB to deal with, something Moss is not.

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      1. karma:  “Wolf is right in that it would have given Michigan a running QB to deal with, something Moss is not.

        “You nailed it……This was the same issue I was slapping MG like a pinata over. It’s obvious MG has a low football IQ, when the people who actually know the mechanics of football wanted to see a change because Moss was being hurried and made zero adjustments, possibly due to a lack of athletic ability…A few times he had the entire sideline to run down for big gains.

        When you have a QB who lacks the threat to run the ball it gives the defense an advantage…… Where are all the RPOs??????? Moss might be a good guy but he’s limited and it limits Riley’s playbook

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      2. Cowardly Gabby, it’s obvious you and Bruin honk Charlie Bucket/Trojan Fan1 from 2005 and you rooted for Michigan you lying piece of dung.

        Gabby September 22, 2024 at 12:28 am YOU WERE TALKING OUT THE SIDE OF YOUR MOUTH ALL WEEK…….PREACHING A VICTORY…….WHAT AN IDIOT… JUST STOP TALKING ABOUT FOOTBALL YOU’RE STARTING TO SOUND WORSE THAN PT

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      6. You openly admit you are Charlie Bucket/TrojanFan1 the UCLA honk and your life’s purpose is to attack USC and ruin Scott Wolf’s USC blog.

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      7. budda,

        I thought of the same thing and put Maiava in for few series. However, if you show different formations that are power, I think that opens the run game. It helps the oline with blocking. I think it would open the run game.

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    4. PT, please stop it, this isn’t 1960s football. I know you mean well, but what you’re saying makes zero sense. Please educate yourself on modern-day football.

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      1. Please take another hit of fentanyl, 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. You only know panhandling and drugs.

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      2. where are your constructive football comments………I am still waiting.

        what’s up with senile trump……the guy sounds like a babbling buffoon….

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      3. Cowardly Gabby thinks impersonating real posters and insulting them is a constructive football comment. She needs forced institutionalization at Atascadero State Mental Hospital.

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      4. As an expert witness in a ‘possession with intent to distribute’ case explained to me, “some patients can’t be helped —and you shouldn’t beat your head against the wall trying….. you just have to stand aside and let them destroy themselves…it’s sad”….

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      5. says the guy who has spent the last 15 years of his life defending a third rate blog……..I guess there is no hope for you….thanks for sharing the expert comment……sola needs a servicing …..run along and quit being a pest

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      6. That would be true if she wasn’t attacking and impersonating other innocent bystanders. She has to be swatted on the nose like a misbehaving dog.

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      7. but you’re the one using another person’s username……..they don’t get much dumber than you…….toooooooo funnnnnny!……..go play on the freeway it you need attention

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  22. Regarding how the game was refereed I liked it, the game had an uninterrupted flow to it without multiple penalties and play-reviews. Perhaps the thinking is that you could probably call ‘holding’ on most any play, so why bother unless it’s flagrant

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    2. your buddy, maui fraud, wants the zebras to calling holding on every USC offensive play……..maui fraud clearly has perception issues……dementia related

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  23. What if?– What if the 2 ex-bruins don’t miss the Michigan tackle of the day for 63-yards, then the odds would still favor SC with a non-throwing Michigan quarterback, and SC probably wins

    If so, the papers scream ‘Moss’s 3 touchdowns bring SC back’ and ‘Riley gets away with one’ and ‘Offense–Thank Defense’

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  26. LOL, Wolf is upset about USC not being up to McKay standards. The loss sucks but isn’t unexpected. The enthusiasm gap is unacceptable but Riley is a naive coach. He let a first year coach and first time Defensive Coordinator beat him. What’s scary is he tried to finesse success instead of taking opportunities. Why didn’t USC run some of the same plays that Texas did? Because Riley has turned into Mike Leach. Stubborn and scared at the same time.

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    2. What this loss shows is just how far USC is from playing with the big boys. Texas came into the Big House and slapped Michigan around, SC got slapped around.

      Until USC recruits top OL & DL, they will continue to get slapped around, and they need to fire Hansen ASAP.

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      2. …and Michigan was smiling cuz they temporarily forgot their upcoming games against Washington, Oregon and Ohio State…

        #…InWhichThey’llNeed2DimensionalOffense

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  27. Let’s be honest here, after three games it’s obvious Moss lacks mobility and is slow-footed. He’s “MIMUS” 29 yards rushing the ball. He has never used his legs to move the chains or advance the line of scrimmage. He had numerous opportunities in the last game for some chunk gains. His QB play is hindering the efficiency of this offense due to mobility issues.

    Can one of you Moss apologists find a Power 4 QB, through the first three games, that has rushed for minus 29 yards(total) and has yet to run for a first down to keep the drive going.

    Speaking of hindering, Riley is having to limit his playbook. The strength of Railey’s playing calling, and all the previous QBs he coached, was the ability to run RPOs at a high level. Without the threat of the QB running the ball, this offense will sputter against the better defenses ahead. We clearly saw this already against Michigan

    I am not sure how long Riley will stick with the loyalty thing, but the guy on the bench, Maiava, has more t00ls in his t00L box. The best QBs in football are dual-threat not one dimensional.

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    1. Cowardly Gabby talking about being honest???????????????

      Your insanity is an issue for the whole blog, Cowardly Gabby aka TebowObama aka The Guy who posts as So Cal’s Wife & LawyerJohn & Pudly & Plow Horse & steveg49 & DOJ & Scott Wolf & Frank Young & Jack Smith & Pigskin Thoughts.

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      1. INSTEAD OF SOME CHILDISH REPLY…….POST A REBUTTAL RELATED TO MY COMMENT…….OH, WAIT…… your football IQ is in the weeds…….my bad,,,,,,,

        Seriously, challenge me on my comments related to Moss…….show the blog you’re more than the resident troll…….YOU CAN DO IT!

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      2. Remember when Cowardly Gabby pretended she was a knowledgeable USC fan and then blurted this howler out?

        Gabby

        AUGUST 30, 2023 AT 3:07 AM
        Fake gabby: USC Fan would know that teams intentionally kicked away from Trojan star kick returner and WR Curtis Conway.

        you stupid senile troll…..a kick returner returns kickoffs, and a punt returner returns punts…..Conway never returned a kickoff in his entire USC career.

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  28. How are McRee and Lemon doing?– McRee was crying, so his injury might be season-ending, and Lemon had a head injury that we haven’t heard the extent of

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  29. Every once in a while I come back to see what’s cooking at the blog I left because there were too many non sports opinions being posted. The blog had degenerated to a childish dumping ground of insults and vulgar depictions of horse dropping. So imagine my surprise when I read actual sports talk. The blog I currently frequent has two owners who actually interact with comments.
    Anyway I agree with people disappointed with Riley and his clock management. It seems he’s using the clock management book left behind by his predecessor. He’s taking a page out of the bubble screen play book and the O line coach shouldn’t have waited until the freshman lineman was crying real tears to pull him out.
    I looked at the many times USC beat Michigan and saw the obvious flaw in Riley’s offense. He doesn’t know how to use a power running play. We beat the Big 10 when we used real football plays like student body right. And if you think I’m pining for McKay just look at Reggie Bush and LenDale White. It’s time USC takes a step back and looks at what works.

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    1. Rialto, it is true Weld and his partner interact with their posters, but the only time Wolf has interacted is through this new Censor

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    1. “Let them all in.” The Kamala Harris approach [personally and politically]…..

      #CheapShotsUsuallyGetThrough….FootballNotSoMuch

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  31. The SC offense was bucking up against one of the best defenses in the country. Most teams will have problems running against those 2 Michigan monsters in the middle

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    1. True [and it doesn’t bode well for either the Penn State or Notre Dame games —both teams have better d-lines than Michigan]…..

      #AndWisconsinHasWAYBetterOffensiveCoachesThanWeDo

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    1. …first half stat: average starting point on field —19 yard line……when that happens it means the football gods want you to lose….

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      1. That’s called playing field position with strong special teams play…..obviously your low football IQ is present……….it’s funny how you just make up s h i t to sound like you’re knowledgeable

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      3. No,w now, Good Gabby. We welcome non-Trojans here. In that post, I was merely applying the Village Idiot’s thoughts on people not being able to express their thoughts on our government, if they don’t vote. That’s as stupid as saying anyone who doesn’t have anything to do with USC should not express an opinion about our football team.

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      5. Please, explain how slapping you magats around like a pinata would be considered a “tragedy”…..

        This blog is cheap entertainment, similar to a clown show, with you driving the clown care…..don’t interpret it to be anything different to feel better about your pathetic life….impersonating someone for many years is not normal

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    1. I’m not sure Scott is in charge of moderation — I don’t think he wants so much stuff eliminated for absolutely no reason…. he must be relying on an outside party [who, unfortunately, might be along the lines of a semi-moron]….

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      3. Oh, noooo……He/She/It Felt obliged to comment as soon as the phrase “semi moron” appeared….

        #”Oh.Look!ThisOne’sForMe!”

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  35. MG: “Moss did everything he could given the complete breakdown by Paige and, later, Murphy”

    Not once did I see Moss roll out and move the pocket(ability issue?) or run for positive yards. Moss being one decisional is limiting the offense(playbook) and stalling drive.

    You seem to have perception issues or more like confirmation bias. I hate to beat you up over Moss issues, but you are wrong…….scott even sees it and is somewhat biting his tongue

    Perhaps someone knows more about football than you……ponder that idea

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