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That being said, having USC not win the conference this year is a GOOD thing for the PAC-10, because it shows that there are other good teams in this conference, which should gain the PAC-10 some respect. Every year teams like Oregon get overlooked because they didn't win the conference, but they are still a consistent 9 or 10 win team. The PAC-10's bowl records echo that point.
Coaches like Harbaugh are obviously going to take the opportunity to stick it to USC whenever they can for the simple fact that USC has been one of the dominating teams in college football for the last decade or so. However, Harbaugh should have had a little bit more foresight. USC struggling a little bit this year should not have come as a surprise to many fans that follow the sport. Freshman QB, a bunch of new starters on defense, losing Sarkisian, and a couple of key injuries (Corp starting against UW because Barkley was hurt, Bradford's accident, Mays tweaking his knee, etc), combined with some pretty good teams in the conference was a recipe for a couple conference losses. But over the next few years a lot of the younger players are going to gain experience and get better (Barkley in particular, this kid has struggled at times but he's a true freshman who won on the road at Ohio State and Notre Dame), Carroll will recruit his tail off in the offseason's, and they will all remember games like Stanford and Oregon this year and use that as motivation. At the very least, it should be extremely interesting to see how this all shakes out over the next couple of seasons.
Hey Brett, I don't know if you noticed, but Rodgers had better numbers than you last year. Looks like Green Bay made a pretty good call.
Why was a freelancer and political activist asking questions of a basketball coach, at an arena, after a game? ASK QUESTIONS PERTAINING TO BASKETBALL YOU MORON. I've got to stop I feel my blood pressure rising.
REPEAT AFTER ME PEOPLE: "I AM THE ONLY PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO ME. I AM THE ONLY ONE THAT CONTROLS MY OWN DESTINY. IT IS NOBODY ELSE'S FAULT WHEN I FAIL. IT IS MY FAULT IF I LOSE MY JOB, BECAUSE I OBVIOUSLY DID NOT WORK HARD ENOUGH TO MAKE MY COMPANY WANT TO KEEP ME. IT IS MY FAULT THAT I SIGNED A CRAPPY LOAN WHEN I BOUGHT MY HOUSE. IT IS MY FAULT THAT I BOUGHT A $400K HOUSE WHEN I ONLY MAKE $30K/YR. IT IS NOT ANYBODY'S RESPONSIBILITY TO HELP ME WHEN I FAIL. IT IS NOT ANYBODY ELSE'S RESPONSIBILITY TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR ME."
The only way that any coaches or players in any sport are going to get paid any less for what they do is if people stop going to games and stop buying the merchandise. It really is that simple.