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It was Sark that left Reggie on the sideline, wasn't it?

Anyone know where Lokey is these days?

"My agent said I was worth more" = "things beyond your control" in 2026. If only there was any semblance of transparency in this nonsensical system.

blowing a 7 point lead in two minutes is terrible. Had a win probability of ~92%.

Who get's credit for an "own goal" in basketball? The last player who touched the ball for the team awarded the points?

That's what I heard during his rightful rant about agents and unreasonable NIL demands during the Citrus Bowl HC presser.

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I read something years ago about the Air Raid. I know Riley isn't running the AirRaid per se, but he was steeped in that tradition. It's not merely an offensive system, it's a philosophy of football based on offensive reps and it's not conducive to sound defensive play. USC looks to have some impressive athletes on defense, but I agree, it will be interesting to see if he they can play competent defense.

Everyone should watch the David Ash episode of 3rd and Longhorn. His professional football journey is insane. David Ash Tells All: Texas QB Life, Concussions, Comebacks & the Beyoncé Jersey Story

Hines jumps off the screen. Will be interesting to see how Riley fares at USC in the next few years. Casual LA fans are going to expect him to turn that #1 recruiting class into an instant contender but do they get over the hump and into the CFP next year? How much can they add in the portal after going all in on their HS class?

I believe Rod Babers who says nickel is the hardest position to play in the secondary.

I'll let @Bobby Burton clarify if I'm misrepresenting what he said on OTF this morning, but that's my understanding of how this went down.

If he just didn't show up for this morning for the trip to Orlando and didn't inform anyone in the program in person, it says a lot about Wisner. If true, he's burned a lot of bridges.

I guess it depends on where he goes. I'm still a fan of some of these transfers like Derrion Gullette, not so much for Brenen Thompson.

Well, a few months ago it was D-League and European pros and now it's the 31st pick in the actual NBA draft. So what's to stop players that don't get drafted to their liking in the NFL from returning to play their remaining eligibility? Apparently, nothing?