Most surreal line in years...

[690West]

Read the last sentence in one of OE's articles from this morning. I know it's moot come Sunday morning but...
http://reignoftroy.com/2012/09/05/u...g-defensive-line-vs-syracuses-offensive-line/

 

[Chip]

The #2 passing attack? BC (did it against Miami).

If you bet Floyd Mayweather money on SU (vs NW) and BC (vs Miami) being the #1 and #2 passing offenses after week 1, then enjoy your retirement.

Actually, if you have a Floyd Mayweather betting budget, then you're probably already enjoying your retirement. And I hate you.

 

[OrangeinBoston]

Read the last sentence in one of OE's articles from this morning. I know it's moot come Sunday morning but...
http://reignoftroy.com/2012/09/05/u...g-defensive-line-vs-syracuses-offensive-line/

Yeah, but I can't argue with the line before that:

Syracuse’s line held up pretty well against Northwestern, giving up only one sack. Northwestern doesn’t have the kind of athletes on the defensive line or anywhere on the field that the Trojans have​

 

[All4SU]

Yeah, well "Starts" is a bit misleading when a team like USC has all kinds of depth at every position. Depth allows more guys to play. The back-up is almost as experienced as a starter.

 

[RMH44]

Yeah, well "Starts" is a bit misleading when a team like USC has all kinds of depth at every position. Depth allows more guys to play. The back-up is almost as experienced as a starter.

I'm not so sure that depth at all positions is a strength of the USC program yet. The schollies sanctions hurt in this area.

Speaking of sanctions, it puzzled me that the NCAA allowed Redd to transfer into USC without sitting out a year. Seems there should have been exceptions written into the agreement.

 

[Rocco]

Yeah, well "Starts" is a bit misleading when a team like USC has all kinds of depth at every position. Depth allows more guys to play. The back-up is almost as experienced as a starter.

Going further, USC's scout team players would likely be starters (2-deep at worst) in the BE.

 

[OttoMets]

...

Speaking of sanctions, it puzzled me that the NCAA allowed Redd to transfer into USC without sitting out a year. Seems there should have been exceptions written into the agreement.

Yeah, Emmert alluded to that, then I never heard another mention of it.