USC gets free ticket

[tvolsfan]

i have no problem with usc playing an easy scheudle as long as they prove to me they are the best in the tilte game.

 

[VOLracerx]

and they have proven that

 

[vols2345]

USC still has to play Oregon, Arizona state, Notre Dame, and UCLA. All good opponets. Now If Notre dame is a tough team on our schedule, then why can't they be a tough team on USC schedule?

 

[TJ_dap]

that is true, as tennessee plays top ten teams all the time, usc plays no one. EXCEPT: notre dame, when they are good...

 

[milohimself]

Originally posted by vols2345@Sep 20, 2005 6:41 AM
USC still  has to play Oregon, Arizona state, Notre Dame, and UCLA.  All good opponets.  Now If Notre dame is a tough team on our schedule,  then why can't they be a tough team on USC schedule?

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You forgot the road game against Cal. There are five Pac-10 teams in the AP top 25 right now, all of whom USC has to play. I think starting next year Pac-10 teams will all have to play eachother.

 

[holdemvol]

USC does get a little easier schedule than SEC teams, but to argue they wouldn't be successful in a tougher conference is absurd. I just wonder how many of these people have actually watched them play. SEC blinder syndrome is quite funny sometimes.

 

[Lexvol]

USC is the best team in the country period. When they did what they did to AK all you can do is sit and watch in awe. That was a bad AK team, but over 70 points is still unbelievable.

 

[GAVol]

USC is about as real as it gets.

 

[VOLracerx]

I didn't know USC played alaska B)

 

[Lexvol]

Touche

 

[wncvolfan]

:nono: Anybody who doubts USC evidently didn't see them destroy Hawaii and Arkansas. I try to be objective about my football, so I wonder how many SEC teams will hang 70 points on the Razorbacks this year?

So. Cal. could still lose this year but until they do, I personally think they belong in a stronger conference like maybe the NFL.

I've heard them called "The Left Coast Monster" and it seems fitting right now.

Incidentally, I'm looking forward to watching them stomp a mudhole in Notre Dame, as I'm also expecting Tennessee to do.