Texas, Notre Dame, Southern Cal and Florida all have disappointing early losses to their name this season. Which one do you relish the most? For me its Southern Cal after their loss to Washington State. I never liked Lane Kiffen, and usually I don't like USC (with the exception of the year Carson Palmer played).
Which big program's disappointing start are you relishing the most right now?
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Texas. If only because their loss is more surprising. At least with USC, you know the Trojans were in for tough time with their scholarship limitations.
Horns. If they are going to lose to Ole Miss, they might as well lose to everybody else that is left.
I second. I also love watching the media's reaction. They want USC to be good so badly and it's hilarious when they start to realize they're not. It was priceless last year when Herbstreit and Musburger were half-heartedly discussing how USC still had a shot at the national championship as they were barely handling Utah (5-7), having already lost one game at that point.
I`ll give Texas one thing. They are the most loyal S.O.B.`s on the planet or Mac Brown has some pictures of the school pres humping a goat. Either way I don`t get why they`ve been so patient about him.
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Has to be USC
Texas losing means ole miss probably gets into a good bowl game. ND losing is at the expense of Michigan winning. I have nothing for or against UF. USC is even more fun to root against with Kiffin at the helm. At this point, I'm convinced it's all one big joke where Daniel Tosh spends 10 years falling up.
Texas losing means ole miss probably gets into a good bowl game. ND losing is at the expense of Michigan winning. I have nothing for or against UF. USC is even more fun to root against with Kiffin at the helm. At this point, I'm convinced it's all one big joke where Daniel Tosh spends 10 years falling up.
I was checking Vegas and they pulled the line on UT vs U of OM after Manny got canned. Was Texas -3.5 before that. We are +6.5 vs Auburn. I'm thinking I'll take the points and MSU.
I’m glad he’s finally stayed somewhere long enough to be exposed as the ****** coach I’ve always thought he was. It is mind boggling to me that he managed to land an NFL head coaching job, the Tennessee job, and the USC job having accomplished literally NOTHING as a coach. Yet he never stuck around long enough to show that he either did or did not deserve these top gigs. Now the facade is starting to crumble.
