Carrol Resigns

#26
#26
Not directly. It's not an "official" championship the way everything else in college sports is. The so-called championship is still conferred by the polls, which is the way that it's always been. There is no formal NCAA championship in I-A football.

EDIT: The coaches are required to pick the BCS title game winner as their #1 pick, yes. But that's not the same thing as it being an official NCAA championship.
 
#32
#32
Wow reading some of those comments were beyond hysterical.

Ungrateful bandwagoners all those USC fans are. Did they forget what they were before Carrol? Last I remembered, it was a 4 letter word and typically smells bad.
 
#34
#34
There is an ESPN insider article about who some of the other choices for HC at USC. Can an insider give us some of the other choices?
 
#35
#35
westtnvol said:
I hope Coach O does not go to USC, I really don't know why he would, it looks like they are going to go after Mike Riley and I don't think O has any connections with Riley.
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Id be more worried Carrol would take him to Seattle with him..
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#37
#37
Panthro said:
So Riley is out, Bates is going to Chicago, and the program is about to be hit with sanctions.
Things are about the change in the Pac-10.
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The power's pretty much already shifted to Eugene for the next couple years. Only thing that could change that is if Sark finally gets things rolling in Seattle, but that's a big maybe right now.

But if Garrett pulls his head out of his rear end for once and makes a good hire, USC will be back in about three years max.
 
#39
#39
With Carroll gone and most of the starters coming back for the Ducks next year, they ought to consider anything less than another Rose Bowl berth (and probably a win this time) a disappointment. Two straight Pac-10 titles might finally help them get that needed success to finally land the top recruits they've always attracted but never quite closed.
 
#40
#40
agreed. their schedule is much harder next season though. for instance they haven't won at cal or at oregon for a very long time. i think the primary beneficiary is ucla because of the geographic advantage. then probably cal (geography again), UW and oregon.
 
#44
#44
They had the press conference at 6pm. He's now the coach of Seattle. Mr Prater, you know what to do :)
 
#50
#50
No go on Jack Del Rio... This is getting interesting. What did Pete leave behind at USC??
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