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USC Morning Buzz: Pete Carroll’s Class Had Obvious Omission

Pete Carroll taught his final class of the semester last week at USC. Among the guest speakers during the semester were Steve Kerr, Jason Sudeikis, Tom Brady, Deepak Chopra, Rainn Wilson, JuJu Watkins, Lindsay Gottlieb and Rich Eisen.

Did anyone hear a word about Lincoln Riley ever stopping by the class? Carroll literally passed by Heritage Hall each week and it wouldn’t have taken much effort for Riley to walk over to the class one afternoon.

Did it ever happen? You literally had a USC legend and current NFL coach coming to campus every Thursday and there were no reports of Riley visiting?

I guarantee you Riley couldn’t find Carroll’s class on campus. He doesn’t know where Fertitta Hall is located, even though it’s right on the corner of Figueroa and Exposition. Riley has no idea where that is.

If nothing else, Riley is predictable.

Carroll even went to the Galen Center after class to watch basketball games but he wouldn’t have run into Riley. The only time Riley attended a game this past season was when USC took a bunch of recruits to a Saturday afternoon game.

  • Former USC wide receiver Bru McCoy has announced he will medically retire from football.
  • The USC bookstore is selling these figurines. Don’t ask why the football and basketball player are both wearing No. 80.

15 thoughts on “USC Morning Buzz: Pete Carroll’s Class Had Obvious Omission”

  1. You see an “80” on different models because “1880” would exceed the two digit limit on jerseys. Maybe you can dedicate your Friday post to what might possibly make 1880 a special number to USC.

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      1. Once more Cowardly gabby proves to everyone that she was once Charlie Bucket before the mental breakdown and incarceration.

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    2. You got it

      Everyone knows the significance of ’80’, except for Mr. OutsideUSC.

      Funny, Reggie Bush was first thing that came to mind regarding who did not attend Peter’s class.

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      1. Reggie was scheduled to teach Pete’s first class….. but Pete had to change plans when Reggie had Pete’s home and car transferred into his parents’ name……

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  2. Imagine paying to hear that bunch talk ? Reading Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius would be a better use of their time.

    And what would Riley talk about, that’s he’s a socially awkward dufus who can’t coach football and ripping USC off to the tune of $10 million a year ?

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  3. thats cuz hees a couch and aint no stoodint john,i aint thare eethur cuz i aint no stoodint,its preddy simpull eff u thinck abowt it insted uv getin awf width haff ur cocque,smdh

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      1. If only our Ed. G wrote New York Times headlines…..

        #CirculationWouldSoar

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  4. I urge our band of brothers to listen to Lincoln’s interview with Yogi Roth. Lincoln isn’t awkward…and he isn’t a dufus. He’s relaxed & as football smart as they come. His problem is he totally lacks killer instinct. Opposing coaches know it. Opposing teams know it. His idea of motivation is showering his players with Motherly Love.

    #NotMcKay’sApproach

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    1. It’s best when Motherly Love comes from the players actual mothers.

      #”CoachesNeedToKickTheirGuys’Ass….

      #….SoOtherTeamsDon’t”……

      –Coach Saban

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      1. Sorry but…. when you don’t interact with students and alums you’re an awkward dufus, and he has no killer instincts because he’s a pass happy awkward dufus.

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  5. C’mon guys, the “80” is the price the bookstore is charging for each figurine.

    #NoOneGougesAndTakesMoneyFromItsAlumsBetterThanUSC

    #USCBookstorePricesAreOutrageous

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