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Sarkisian to be named USC head coach

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Disagree, I think this is a very solid hire and I think he'll do a fabulous job.

 

Agreed. He was a key reason for their offensive success. Couple that with talent he can now get at SC. Great teacher. Great personality.

 

Why wouldn't he be successful?

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Agreed. He was a key reason for their offensive success. Couple that with talent he can now get at SC. Great teacher. Great personality.

 

Why wouldn't he be successful?

 

People forget he inherited a zero win team at U-Dub, a program in absolute shambles. Sark is perfect for USC, plus, he loves the place. The biggest challenge facing Sark, in my opinion, is working for an AD a mile over his head.

I hope you guys who say he is successful are correct .

Guess PH stuck to his word, said would hire 1st week in Dec... Not sure on Coach Sark but can't be worse then Kiffin. Its USC, if you can recruit, you can win. Period.

I don't think he's done anything at Washington to make people think he can handle USC.

 

And if you can't handle USC they let you know it by letting you go.

Dude, look how putrid Washington was when he arrived. We are talking 1-AA bad for a bit there. Not saying he is a world beater though.

 

I do not get USC's insistence on hiring guys all associated with their mid-2000 run. He and Kiffin were together for a while at USC.

Orgeron has submitted his resignation.

Go back a few years when Sarkisian was at USC and Al Davis came sniffing. Sark turned Al down for an NFL gig because in his own words he was not ready. While Al was in town sniffing around he had talked to the little weasel Kiffin and was impressed, so he offered him the job.

 

Speaks volumes of the man's maturity, vision, and patience. Good choice.

What is the story with Coach O? Is there beef between he and Sark or is he just displeased with not getting the head coaching job and taking off?

 

 

Or both?

Dude, look how putrid Washington was when he arrived. We are talking 1-AA bad for a bit there. Not saying he is a world beater though.

 

It's called the Willingham effect. As a long time Notre Dame fan, I am all too familiar with it. Only difference is that Washington wasn't racist when they decided to let Ty go.

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I feel badly for those players at USC that are going to be playing for their 3rd head coach THIS SEASON when they take the field for their bowl game. Bonds continue to be formed and broken for them...hopefully Sark can keep them together and give them a sense of consistency heading into next season.

It's called the Willingham effect. As a long time Notre Dame fan, I am all too familiar with it. Only difference is that Washington wasn't racist when they decided to let Ty go.

 

Yep. That same thought went through my mind yesterday.

What is the story with Coach O? Is there beef between he and Sark or is he just displeased with not getting the head coaching job and taking off?

 

 

Or both?

He is ticked about not being offered the head coaching job.
He is ticked about not being offered the head coaching job.

 

 

Okay. I was wondering if there was more to it. I can understand that.

I can understand that.

 

Can you really? That you'd bail on these players after bringing them together just 6 weeks (or so) ago, you're going to take your ball and go home before their bowl game? How hollow does that make everything he told them about coming together through the Kiffin debacle seem? I think this is an act of immaturity that I'm certain he'll come to regret when the emotion comes out of the situation.

 

Let me also add again that the whole way this season has gone down, as well as the flavor-of-the-day Enfield hiring, just goes to point out how over his skis Pat Haden is in that job.

Can you really? That you'd bail on these players after bringing them together just 6 weeks (or so) ago, you're going to take your ball and go home before their bowl game? How hollow does that make everything he told them about coming together through the Kiffin debacle seem? I think this is an act of immaturity that I'm certain he'll come to regret when the emotion comes out of the situation.

 

Let me also add again that the whole way this season has gone down, as well as the flavor-of-the-day Enfield hiring, just goes to point out how over his skis Pat Haden is in that job.

I see both sides. Teams are going to start letting coaches go this week, so you have to move in right away and establish yourself as the coach for a team and get recruiting. It is easy from afar to talk about his lack of integrity when he could be compromising his own future by hanging around to coach for 30 more days.

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