Neuheisel to UCLA

[VolunteerHillbilly]

per ESPN

 

[ole_orange]

His first big test will be against us next year in Pasadena.

 

[hmanvolfan]

His first big test will be against us next year in Pasadena.

And he will need to have a crying session and regroup...

 

[Business]

So ole' Ricky Neuhuisel gets to decide if we're slappin' hands or taking throat shots at each other on Volnation next year at the first of September.

I bet UCLA will have an eye on him around March.

 

[hatvol96]

Two things will happen:
1. UCLA will improve immediately.
2. Neuheisel will find controversy.

 

[UT IE 95]

3. The NCAA will have an investigator living in the AD's office.

 

[hatvol96]

3. The NCAA will have an investigator living in the AD's office.

Why? Are Fulmer and Tom Culpepper doing another one of their Pink Panther quality investigations?

 

[BigPapaVol]

Why? Are Fulmer and Tom Culpepper doing another one of their Pink Panther quality investigations?

'scuse me sir, does your doog bite?

 

[VolDad]

Interesting comments from Barnhart....

5. Let’s wait and see on Neuheisel: UCLA is taking something of a risk in hiring Rick Neuheisel, the former Bruin quarterback. Rather than go into the old news blow by blow, let’s just say that as a young coach Rick had a reputation for being very aggressive and stretching the binders on the rule book as far as they would go. But I also hear some humility and maturity has set in. UCLA needs some energy to compete in that town with Pete Carroll and Southern Cal. But Neuheisel and his bosses have to know that a lot of people, including the NCAA enforcement staff, are watching him. When it comes to following the rules, he has no margin for error. And at the first sign of trouble, he will not get the benefit of the doubt.

McFadden report was unfair | Mr. College Football | ajc.com

 

[UT IE 95]

Why? Are Fulmer and Tom Culpepper doing another one of their Pink Panther quality investigations?

I'm sure the sting from being sued is still fresh in their memory. Scrutiny is always higher if you take your boss to court.