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A New USC Head Coach Candidate

Reggie Bush keeps talking about USC.

He said for a second time this month that he wants to coach at USC. Actually, he wants to be the head coach at USC!

“I would love to come back and be the head coach of USC at some point and help lead USC to a national championship,” Bush told the Sporting Tribune.

If you want to be the head coach at USC, suing it and demanding to be paid to run out of the tunnel are not the best tactics.

36 thoughts on “A New USC Head Coach Candidate”

    1. That’s our world today. No better example than our favorite poster, who comes here every day to cry about what Scott and virtually every other poster writes.

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      4. you—-idiot….. you’re smelling your upper lip after you wipe trumps a s s with you tongue.

        when are you going to.get a real blog… your click—-bait is lame

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    1. And so far it is working for him- Reggie Bush’s selfish antics destroyed the USC football program for 2 decades and yet everyone from the Heisman Trophy to USC seems to indulge this spoiled brat.

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      1. Bush cost USC well over 100 million in lost revenues. In hindsight, USC should have sued him for violating his scholarship agreement by entering into a contract with a professional sports agent during his sophomore year.

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      2. Plow Horse

        AUGUST 31, 2024 AT 9:42 PM

        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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    2. What do you think this makes you look like, Cowardly Gabby aka Charlie Bucket the UCLA Fan?

      Gabby 8h ago

      you’re the only limp-d%$k who gives a s#@t what I said 8 months back … ….. I FU%$ING LIED…..I FU%^ING LIED…….AND NO ONE GIVES A F@#K BUT A FREAK LIKE YOU….. GO F#$K YOURSELF WHILE A DECIDE WHAT HORSE S%^T VIDEO TO POST

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    1. 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 .

      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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    2. Foreskin Thoughts says “Ukraine is done, move on, geez.”

      So you don’t want Trump to try to broker some type of peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine? Close to a million people have died. What is wrong with you.

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  9. What was that communist adage, “it’s never the issue it’s about the revolution.” Or some such wording. The Democrats like Cowardly Gabby, Trans Bruin and Pig Nose will not regret, admit or even think about, a 2020 Trump win would have been better for them. They live in a perpetual war with normal people. They get a rush from fighting Trump today, tomorrow and forever. And they will be happy to fight JD Vance in four years. Their Perpetual Revolution is funded by their perpetual graft.

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  10. KAM: I have been in whirlwinds and you certainly are one

    DON:-Got to start out firing away. Besides,, there are emergency issues here

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  11. The problem in forgetting the overly self-centered Reggie Bush is that he was ‘Mr Excitement’ on a college field

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  12. Money aside, football coaches care about their legacy, they all want to be thought of as ‘winners. So now suddenly Wiley has his entire reputation at stake with some saying that his Oklahoma success was built on great quarterbacking

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  13. Wiley is respected by coaches as an offensive tactician, so he might do well with less against the ‘Bigs’. But Maiava and that offensive line are keys. Defense seems sound

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