Moderators Gerry Hamilton Posted 6 hours ago Moderators Posted 6 hours ago https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/excuses-lincoln-riley-loses-trust-114526905.html 7 Quote
justwinbaby Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Can’t wait them to get the pitchforks out and fire Lincoln. Quote
Beldar Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 11 minutes ago, justwinbaby said: Can’t wait them to get the pitchforks out and fire Lincoln. Got Gary Patterson on his staff. Could be a " not so fast my friend." 1 Quote
NTX_Horn Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Someone get this article to Fa'alave-Johnson! 😊 3 Quote
TexasFanatic Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 2 hours ago, NTX_Horn said: Someone get this article to Fa'alave-Johnson! 😊 he is my number 1 flip candidate 4 Quote
closetojumping Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago It's unfortunate, but as Texas fans, we're better off this year, and years going forward, if USC is actually competitive in the Big 10. Riley is damned near 0-fer against any well-coached team that USC has played since his 2022 inaugural season. 0-3 against Utah. 0-2 against Oregon, 0-2 against UW, 1-3 against ND. Those games almost all factored into the playoff landscape. This year, Riley bravely sought to eliminate one of those match-ups for his schedule by getting the Notre Dame game removed. I guess since his teams are so soft, it probably doesn't matter, but it would have been helpful to see Notre Dame have at least one other speed bump on their schedule besides Miami. Instead of a non-con that includes the domers, USC gets to play SJSU, Fresno State and Louisiana. Now, Fresno and Louisiana will actually field good teams in their conferences, but I doubt they'll handle USC. It would be funny, nonetheless. In conference, USC finally plays Ohio State while also getting UW, Oregon, at Penn State, and at Indiana plus a few bottomfeeders. I see a path for 8-4 due to the soft non-con, but assuming the team still takes on the personality of its HC, the prospects of USC going more than 1-4 against their top 5 Big 10 opponents seem unlikely. USC returns a lot on offense, but not a lot of it is high level NFL talent. The same is true on defense, where they look good on returning starts, but are those quality starts by difference makers? Overall, writers and analysts who have been by the USC lockerroom still claim a lack of "dudes" ready to start for them. The sentiments I've read and heard remind me a lot of what we had to hear from national guys during the Strong and Herman eras. I know Patterson is an excellent coach, but a DC in an offensively biased program run by a soft as pudding HC can only do so much. As to buying the guy out after another flop of a year? Good luck finding $80M+ between those couch cushions. 3 Quote
HonkEm Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 18 minutes ago, closetojumping said: It's unfortunate, but as Texas fans, we're better off this year, and years going forward, if USC is actually competitive in the Big 10. Riley is damned near 0-fer against any well-coached team that USC has played since his 2022 inaugural season. 0-3 against Utah. 0-2 against Oregon, 0-2 against UW, 1-3 against ND. Those games almost all factored into the playoff landscape. This year, Riley bravely sought to eliminate one of those match-ups for his schedule by getting the Notre Dame game removed. I guess since his teams are so soft, it probably doesn't matter, but it would have been helpful to see Notre Dame have at least one other speed bump on their schedule besides Miami. Instead of a non-con that includes the domers, USC gets to play SJSU, Fresno State and Louisiana. Now, Fresno and Louisiana will actually field good teams in their conferences, but I doubt they'll handle USC. It would be funny, nonetheless. In conference, USC finally plays Ohio State while also getting UW, Oregon, at Penn State, and at Indiana plus a few bottomfeeders. I see a path for 8-4 due to the soft non-con, but assuming the team still takes on the personality of its HC, the prospects of USC going more than 1-4 against their top 5 Big 10 opponents seem unlikely. USC returns a lot on offense, but not a lot of it is high level NFL talent. The same is true on defense, where they look good on returning starts, but are those quality starts by difference makers? Overall, writers and analysts who have been by the USC lockerroom still claim a lack of "dudes" ready to start for them. The sentiments I've read and heard remind me a lot of what we had to hear from national guys during the Strong and Herman eras. I know Patterson is an excellent coach, but a DC in an offensively biased program run by a soft as pudding HC can only do so much. As to buying the guy out after another flop of a year? Good luck finding $80M+ between those couch cushions. Lincoln Riley hitting the Big Ten is gonna look like a toddler wandering into a UFC cage. Quote
UTexas Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago Oh well, if Riley gets fired in the next year or so, at least he has his BBQ career to keep him afloat. 1 Quote
hookemLJ14 Posted 52 minutes ago Posted 52 minutes ago 5 hours ago, Gerry Hamilton said: https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/excuses-lincoln-riley-loses-trust-114526905.html That incoming HS class might get him back in the good graces. They signed an amazing 2026 class when they ignored the rev share limits. Quote
Alex Butler Posted 41 minutes ago Posted 41 minutes ago 1 hour ago, UTexas said: Oh well, if Riley gets fired in the next year or so, at least he has his BBQ career to keep him afloat. Boiled brisket for everyone!! I hope he does get canned maybe we can bring him and GP back home for some advisory services 1 Quote
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