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    • #18170
      Java
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      Ladyboy in Fresno game.  5 minutes later, Maiava runs to the sideline, gets planted  Hurts shoulder.    Classic curse of LB

       

      I would like to see Jonas Williams get as many real reps throwing the ball as possible.  Disappointed he didn’t throw more yesterday.    The new rule of 5/5 means they won’t redshirt him as there is no more.  So play those frosh all season.  Get them reps.  Get them better.  Get them ready.  Williams is athletic.  Quicker than Maiava.  Reminds me a bit of the Louisiana QB last night.  That guy was a problem.

       

      USC starters are good to great.  The 2nd string and beyond either is not up to par at all or they are having a hard time integrating with others as they step into a mixed unit.  Have not been impressed with their depth this year at all on defense.

       

      I think their OL and RB have been very disappointing thus far.  We expected that to be the strength.  Instead it’s been Mosley and the other WR.  And bowman.  And Bowman has really surprised me.  He’s supposed to be a Senior in HS.  A blocking warrior which I get and accepted.  I think his receiving prowess has really shown me a lot.

       

      You don’t think of young guys stepping right in.  And the fact Bowman and his semi identical twin Luke Wafle have as well as Mosley?  Means USC experiences a huge boost to get that production that soon.

       

      Bowman is a TE.  Wafle is a DE.  Same position, opposite sides of the ball.  Guys are same year, same experience, close to same size.   Both having same impact.  Similar positions too in that edge impact is huge both for a D and O.  O stretches the possibilities.  D wreaks havoc on the QB and run game.  For USC to get two such similar physiques who are playing this well this early as bookends is a recruiting coup I can’t recall the equal of.

       

      And Mosley?  Man what a beast.  Sims dropped some passes.  Williams too.  Not sure I saw Feaster targeted.  Surprised we are not seeing more of Hines.  If I am he, I am not happy

    • #18172
      PasadenaTrojan
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      Lmao.

      so you agree running an RPO offense and the QB doesn’t run??

      my goodness. The extent of trying to play gotcha with me just exposes you to be a football idiot.

      did you see JM “run” on that play. 🤮 my goodness. The kid is not athletic. CLR not changing things for him/us besides not having him run is coaching malpractice which he has been guilty of alot for 5 years here

      CLR is too smart for us and rest of CFB. It’s just bad luck he keeps losing to equally matched opponents

      Lmao if you didn’t see Bowman’s receiving skillset at MD.
      the surprise is his blocking. At MD he was best player on the field…most of his games. Called him Brock Bowers Clone his sophomore year.

      yeah Mosleys start is incredible. He is 20 but yeah he’s an abs stud!!!

      I would say TM has had Most impact of FR. Then Bowman. Then Wafle. All have shined for sure. Fun to see

    • #18179
      Java
      Keymaster

      bowman.  No thr surprises his receiving.  Read any of the scouting reports. Not just yours.

      there’s no gotcha.  You were wrong.  They did what you wanted and now you hurt the UsC qb.  Own it

      • #18181
        PasadenaTrojan
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        There is only ONE Black Knight. You think a guy who runs and jumps like Bowman had questions about his receiving?

        CLR has an RPO system genius. Not me

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