USC recruiting and everything else

[ColinKSU]

 

[Jimmy3Putt]

Yo, that's gay.

Two INLaw one cup.

 

[ndfanatic78]

Is it unhealthy or wrong to suck on someone’s anus?

Answer (1 of 32): Sucking in my opinion is not the enjoyable part of buttplay, pegging or anal sex. My boyfriend is a bottom and I enjoy eating him and it turns him on like crazy just as a woman getting her pussy eaten. In the midst of eating his “pussy” as I call it 😛 I loosen him in preparation...

www.quora.com

Insightful thread for your morning coffee

Post of the year?

 

[ACamp1900]

Can I just say,… it’s not one bit surprising which poster had ‘sucking anus’ dialogues on the ready,…….

 

[Cpnd1]

Lot of smoke of Raiola to USC

 

[StPaul_Irish]

Lot of smoke of Raiola to USC

Smooth transition from the previous two posts. Well done

 

[Irish4life]

Lot of smoke of Raiola to USC

CJ Carr clears

 

[notredomer23]

I hope he commits to USC because he is going to sign with Nebraska.

 

[Luckylucci]

Likely referring to this...

Crystal Ball forecast: Projecting No. 1 2024 recruit Dylan Raiola to USC

The latest on the five-star QB from Arizona...

247sports.com

 

[dublinirish]

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[calvegas04]

bunch of douchebags

 

[Ndaccountant]

Meh. Does nothing for me. If there is one position you can count on for LR, it's QB. He has always developed them, always recruited well. So that won't change. It doesn't change the blind spots for him either. For a coach that too often relies on hero QB play when the going gets tough, bringing in a mind that does it even worse is the definition of an echo chamber.

Now, if Kliff joined Michigan, I would feel much differently.

 

[dublinirish]

Meh. Does nothing for me. If there is one position you can count on for LR, it's QB. He has always developed them, always recruited well. So that won't change. It doesn't change the blind spots for him either. For a coach that too often relies on hero QB play when the going gets tough, bringing in a mind that does it even worse is the definition of an echo chamber.

Now, if Kliff joined Michigan, I would feel much differently.

Or if he had hired a top DC, that would be a greater concern


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[Bishop2b5]

Or if he had hired a top DC, that would be a greater concern

Lincoln Riley can't spell DC if you spot him the D. The Trojans better put up 80 points per game if they expect to do anything. Riley's teams don't play D. They put up about as much resistance as Riley Reid when the pizza delivery guy shows up.

 

[Veritate Duce Progredi]

Lincoln Riley can't spell DC if you spot him the D. The Trojans better put up 80 points per game if they expect to do anything. Riley's teams don't play D. They put up about as much resistance as Riley Reid when the pizza delivery guy shows up.

Is she a big pizza fan?

 

[NDdomer2]

Is she a big pizza fan?

shes not a small pizza fan

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

He's going to be an OC somewhere out west in a year. I don't doubt his offensive acumen or his ability to interview for jobs well, which he clearly must be able to do. Apart from that, I'm wondering what Kingsbury is going to analyze for Riley about offense at SC in 2023. They have Caleb Williams.

 

[BoredIrish]

Apparently KK is burnt out and wants to be in LA for his girlfriend. This is a glorified sabbatical year to exchange ideas with Lincoln Riley while he recharges his battery and figures out where he wants to be long term.

He is basically entering his name into the 2024 Coaching carousel.

 

[dublinirish]

Apparently KK is burnt out and wants to be in LA for his girlfriend. This is a glorified sabbatical year to exchange ideas with Lincoln Riley while he recharges his battery and figures out where he wants to be long term.

He is basically entering his name into the 2024 Coaching carousel.

he still gets paid by the Cardinals too with this arrangement and it shows he is somewhat serious about football still. If he took a year out everyone would think he was fucking around in Thailand and unmotivated to coach

 

[Sea Turtle]

he still gets paid by the Cardinals too with this arrangement and it shows he is somewhat serious about football still. If he took a year out everyone would think he was fucking around in Thailand and unmotivated to coach

I was kind of hoping he would disappear for years and then just re-appear one day and defeat the Russians like Bobby Fisher.

 

[SeekNDestroy]

Is she a big pizza fan?

Well, she’s,uh, a big fan of something.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

Apparently KK is burnt out and wants to be in LA for his girlfriend. This is a glorified sabbatical year to exchange ideas with Lincoln Riley while he recharges his battery and figures out where he wants to be long term.

He is basically entering his name into the 2024 Coaching carousel.

Tech gave him $1.95M to go away. His Cardinals contract was through 2027 and guaranteed.

Money is not an issue and he's likely not in any rush to get back into the NFL if the Cardinals are paying him for the next four years if he never coaches again. You'd have to assume his next stop is NFL OC. There really is no reason for him to go back to the college game considering all the changes that have happened since he left it. Although maybe some of them would be to his benefit this time around?

Somebody will hire him, but he should not be and probably isn't in any kind of rush to get back.

 

[Rockin’Irish]

I wish I could have made bank like that for failing

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

I wish I could have made bank like that for failing

I guess when you look at the results, you can call him a failure, but the guy is going on 44 and has basically cashed in for all the money he'll likely ever need. He could still potentially get an NFL OC job or a P5 HC job and wind up doing pretty well.

If we're being fair, The entire Cardinals organization is a cluster. If they are not the most dysfunctional NFL franchise right now, they're top 5 easy. They hire the HC of Texas Tech who'd just been fired with a career record of 35-40. They give said coach a contract extension after year 3. He goes 4-13 after a season full of injuries and they fire him.

KK seems like a good enough guy. It's hard not to wonder if he rode the opportunity of being under Kevin Sumlin with Case Keenum and Johnny Manziel as far as he can go though. I think it was all too much too soon. TT was his first HC job at 33 and he probably wasn't ready. He was TAMU OC for one year and they blew it up, so Tech hired him likely because he was an alum.

Dude is just an interesting guy when it comes to his resume and trajectory.

 

[Rockin’Irish]

I guess when you look at the results, you can call him a failure, but the guy is going on 44 and has basically cashed in for all the money he'll likely ever need. He could still potentially get an NFL OC job or a P5 HC job and wind up doing pretty well.

If we're being fair, The entire Cardinals organization is a cluster. If they are not the most dysfunctional NFL franchise right now, they're top 5 easy. They hire the HC of Texas Tech who'd just been fired with a career record of 35-40. They give said coach a contract extension after year 3. He goes 4-13 after a season full of injuries and they fire him.

KK seems like a good enough guy. It's hard not to wonder if he rode the opportunity of being under Kevin Sumlin with Case Keenum and Johnny Manziel as far as he can go though. I think it was all too much too soon. TT was his first HC job at 33 and he probably wasn't ready. He was TAMU OC for one year and they blew it up, so Tech hired him likely because he was an alum.

Dude is just an interesting guy when it comes to his resume and trajectory.

I would agree, based on the financial gains he has made…..he isn’t a failure. My remark was somewhat tongue in cheek. However, there aren’t too many occupations where you get fired from your position(s) only to be rewarded in your bank account due to your employment contract language but it surely does happen. I, for one, have never had that luxury

 

[Bip Roberts]

Big nothing burger.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

I would agree, based on the financial gains he has made…..he isn’t a failure. My remark was somewhat tongue in cheek. However, there aren’t too many occupations where you get fired from your position(s) only to be rewarded in your bank account due to your employment contract language but it surely does happen. I, for one, have never had that luxury

It really isn't anything new. Certain guys get multiple bites at the apple in the coaching profession, they're usually white, have worked for Pete Carroll and are on their second wife.

The Cardinals had no business hiring Kingsbury but how do you turn down an NFL job if offered to you, and coming off of being fired by Texas Tech after six years? Money aside, it's hard to find someone with this kind of trajectory. He managed not to win in college and got a pro job where he managed not to win there either. So whatever is next probably defines his career from here.

I really have no idea what to make of him. I think he can coordinate an offense and probably coach QBs but apart from that it is likely too much too soon. I don't think this hurts SC at all but the impact isn't going to be significantly helping them either is it? He and Riley are from the same tree. They'll bounce some ideas off each other and KK will move on in a year.

 

[Rockin’Irish]

It really isn't anything new. Certain guys get multiple bites at the apple in the coaching profession, they're usually white, have worked for Pete Carroll and are on their second wife.

The Cardinals had no business hiring Kingsbury but how do you turn down an NFL job if offered to you, and coming off of being fired by Texas Tech after six years? Money aside, it's hard to find someone with this kind of trajectory. He managed not to win in college and got a pro job where he managed not to win there either. So whatever is next probably defines his career from here.

I really have no idea what to make of him. I think he can coordinate an offense and probably coach QBs but apart from that it is likely too much too soon. I don't think this hurts SC at all but the impact isn't going to be significantly helping them either is it? He and Riley are from the same tree. They'll bounce some ideas off each other and KK will move on in a year.

No doubt, this has been going on ever since guaranteed contracts became common in college and pro sports. KK will have no problem finding a new spot after his USC QB gig. He’d be foolish not to accept big money if it’s offered.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

No doubt, this has been going on ever since guaranteed contracts became common in college and pro sports. KK will have no problem finding a new spot after his USC QB gig. He’d be foolish not to accept big money if it’s offered.

Someone is going to be willing to hire him. Who, what and how much are the questions.

 

[dublinirish]

Georgia DL Bear Alexander transferring in. That’s a decent pick up


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