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  • They've got to have a bigger name in line than Jack Del Rio.
    Will donate kidney for B12 membership.

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    • if the strategy is to throw a bag of money at a big name, then I am guessing they will try to poach someone better than jack del rio. JDR has zero college experience.
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      • Funny how you say that a new coach would have a standing order to keep O, I remember when the thing that held Crowton back was he was "forced" to keep certain LaVell assistants. Many comments about how that would only happen at BYU at the time.

        He's a great recruiter, as a coach I'm not sold.
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        • Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
          if the strategy is to throw a bag of money at a big name, then I am guessing they will try to poach someone better than jack del rio. JDR has zero college experience.
          You would need a very large bag for $7-8 million. Maybe one of those huge equipment bags Nike gives you. Hope that helps!
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          • Originally posted by HuskyFreeNorthwest View Post
            You would need a very large bag for $7-8 million. Maybe one of those huge equipment bags Nike gives you. Hope that helps!
            They could simply write a check. Checks are negotiable instruments and therefore considered a form of money, just not legal tender. As I am sure you would agree, a check can fit in a very small bag or pouch.
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            • ...........or even a wallet. I currently have 2 checks in my wallet right now.
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              • Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
                They could simply write a check. Checks are negotiable instruments and therefore considered a form of money, just not legal tender. As I am sure you would agree, a check can fit in a very small bag or pouch.
                Unless they want one of those Publishers Clearing House giant checks, just take my advice and get the giant bag.
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                • Originally posted by HuskyFreeNorthwest View Post
                  Unless they want one of those Publishers Clearing House giant checks, just take my advice and get the giant bag.
                  I like the idea of showing up at a coach's house unannounced and surprising them with a gigantic check and some balloons. nick Saban seems like the kind of guy that would really get a kick out of all the free balloons.
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                  • Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
                    I like the idea of showing up at a coach's house unannounced and surprising them with a gigantic check and some balloons. nick Saban seems like the kind of guy that would really get a kick out of all the free balloons.
                    With CEO I would go with edible arrangements in lieu of balloons.
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                    • Originally posted by HuskyFreeNorthwest View Post
                      Funny how you say that a new coach would have a standing order to keep O, I remember when the thing that held Crowton back was he was "forced" to keep certain LaVell assistants. Many comments about how that would only happen at BYU at the time.

                      He's a great recruiter, as a coach I'm not sold.
                      It happened at Nebraska when Tom Osborne retired and Frank Solich had to keep much of the existing staff. It worked both ways in that the existing DC remained for a couple of years which helped Solich and Nebraska but keeping basically the entire staff probably wasn't the right decision long term. In contrast, when Solich was fired, Nebraska should have retained the existing DC (Bo Pelini) but the new HC (Bill Callahan) insisted on brining in his own DC which ultimatley cost him his HC job at Nebraska.

                      The problem with bringing in a "big fish" to USC is that most of the time, they have the leverage to insist on making their own coaching staff decisions. I think the new coach would be wise to keep Orgeron. I'm not sold either if he can be a successful HC but he is an excellent assistant coach and is a great recruiter. Urban Meyer decided to keep Ohio St.'s interim HC on staff (that seems to have worked out but haven't followed it closely) so there is some recent precedence. If Orgeron isn't kept at USC, he'll have many name schools offering him to join their staff including Nebraska.
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                      • Does Del Rio have the necessary cheating skills to coach at USC?
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                        • The CEO Effect?

                          Jaleel Wadood (****), previously committed to Kal, de-co'd over the weekend and now has SC in his final 2.
                          Viane Talamaivao (****) was committed to Alabama. Yesterday, de-co'd, called up Ed O, and committed to SC.
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                          • Everyone loves Coach O:

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                            Orgeron has concerned himself with broader issues. He has opened practice to the news media, brought in frequent speakers — Dr. Dre addressed the team Friday night — and taken the team to movies. He recently delivered notes to band members, telling them that they were the backbone of the Trojans family. And most significant, he has not been afraid to hand out opportunities — the most prominent example being tailback Javorius Allen, a third-year sophomore, rising from the bottom of the depth chart to a starring role.“All coaches have pluses and minuses,” Orgeron said. “It’s easy to sit back and see what’s working and not working. I was supportive of Lane, but we needed to loosen up a little bit and have some fun.”

                            The inclusive nature of all these moves has helped restore the atmosphere of Carroll’s tenure, when buzzwords like competition and fun were embraced, leaving a team that threw its arms around big moments.

                            “That’s the S.C. that I wanted to come to,” said fullback Soma Vainuku, who grew up watching his cousin Rey Maualuga play for the Trojans. “What I’m experiencing now is what I watched during junior high and high school.”
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                            Safety Dion Bailey gave an example when asked to explain the different atmosphere.“I’ve been here four years and we’ve never had a guest speaker,” Bailey said. “We’ve had like five now. (Orgeron) just enhanced the experience. This is the way I thought it would be when I came to USC.”
                            That love for Orgeron culminated in USC’s 20-17 upset over Stanford on Saturday night at the Coliseum.
                            “Coach O is making up for the last three years in eight games,” Bailey said.
                            Bailey reinforced his feelings by referring to the former coach who no longer gets named within the program (Lane Kiffin).
                            “What we did under the past head coach doesn’t matter to us,” Bailey said. “We’re 5-1 and one of the better teams in the country.”
                            Poor Kiffin. I don't think he will find another job for a long time.
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                            • Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
                              The CEO Effect?

                              Jaleel Wadood (****), previously committed to Kal, de-co'd over the weekend and now has SC in his final 2.
                              Viane Talamaivao (****) was committed to Alabama. Yesterday, de-co'd, called up Ed O, and committed to SC.
                              I've never heard of either of these two. However, I would think at least part of Jaleel's decision would have to do the trainwreck that is Berkeley Bear futbol

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                              • Originally posted by Art Vandelay View Post
                                I've never heard of either of these two. However, I would think at least part of Jaleel's decision would have to do the trainwreck that is Berkeley Bear futbol
                                When has Kal ever been good?? This season isnt anything new.
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