Disarray Oh Disarray
Here we sit on January 9th , 2010 and the football world as we know it is in complete disarray. First Florida’s Urban Meyer goes off what he thought was the deep end and hit his head. Now Pete Carroll is rumored to be leaving the college football mecca that is USC for the NFL. Both programs have enjoyed tremendous success but both now face an uncertain future. Disarray oh Disarray.
Meyer’s health issues and putting family first was apparently just a 24 hour bug. Now he says he feels in his gut he will be back for the 2010 season. Looney Tunes was always my favorite. Stay tuned for more hilarity.
Pete Carroll has been ultra successful as Trojan Man but ongoing investigations about impropriety going all the way back to Reggie Bush’s apartment and more recently Joe McKnight driving a Land Rover around LA. Nice! Charlie Weis also put a spot-light on the RUMOR that ole Petie had a sweetie on the beach in Malibu. All of this,in addition to a sub-par season and several early defections make the future less than golden in the Golden State.
Former USC RB Lendale White said he was very disappointed in the idea that Carroll would leave after preaching family and loyalty for 10 years. White went on to say that he expected Carroll to be stay at USC like Bobby Bowden did at FSU. Lendale needs to understand that those days are gone.
Ambition and attrition are the realities of the day.
I’m thinking that USC may have some difficulty filling that position as probation could be looming for Hollywood High.
01/11/2010 at 12:14 PM
Like Lendale White, I’m disappointed Carroll is leaving USC. I hoped he would stay. He did some unbelievable things w/ kids in the area. Carroll brought back the USC of the70′s.
Don’t know much about his honey in “The Bu”, but if so, that is very disappointing.
The unbeatable boxer “Marvelous” Marvin Hagler got beat, that taught me that you can not totally depend on man. We are human. We are not perfect. We get beat. We man poor choices. God teaches us this so we will totally rely on Him only. (I’m not preaching, just explaining).
There are no more company coaches. You’re right Rex, those days are gone. The system has no loyalty. It is what it is now.
01/09/2010 at 11:32 AM