Best Offense

[1GATORFAN4EVA]

Quote: Originally Posted by theant1h3ro

Because they have weapons at every position. A big reason the offense was 55th was because of a Freshman QB taking his lumps all season and because of Pete Carroll catering to Joe McFumbles and his desire to be THE guy. Barkley is much more experienced now and has even more weapons to work with. To say that USC's offense couldn't be significantly better this year is delusional at best.... Also this team will play with a chip on their shoulder....they will try to win every game by 50 just to make the NCAA squirm when at the end of the year they will have fans questioning if USC couldn't have beat who ever wins the BS Championship....

You have LAME KIFFEN as a coach enough said lol

[theant1h3ro]

Quote: Originally Posted by 1GATORFAN4EVA

You have LAME KIFFEN as a coach enough said lol

HAHA spoken like a true SEC homer....the last time Kiffin was in charge of an offense was at USC. In 2005 with Kiffin as the offensive coordinator the USC offense crushed school records averaging 49 points a game and 579 yards per game. They became the first school in NCAA history to have a 3,000 yard passer, two 1,000 yard rushers, and almost two 1,000 yard receivers (Steve Smith fell a few yards short of 1,000). Say what you want about the games being vacated, the yards were racked up. So forgive me if I'm not worried about USC's offense under the helm of "LAME KIFFIN".....

[drewislegend]

Quote: Originally Posted by theant1h3ro

HAHA spoken like a true SEC homer....the last time Kiffin was in charge of an offense was at USC. In 2005 with Kiffin as the offensive coordinator the USC offense crushed school records averaging 49 points a game and 579 yards per game. They became the first school in NCAA history to have a 3,000 yard passer, two 1,000 yard rushers, and almost two 1,000 yard receivers (Steve Smith fell a few yards short of 1,000). Say what you want about the games being vacated, the yards were racked up. So forgive me if I'm not worried about USC's offense under the helm of "LAME KIFFIN".....

But of course those stats have nothing to do with having two hesiman qb's and a heisman rb (arguably the most athletic and quickest rb in the past few decades) running his plays. You're right...Kiffin is the reason they were so good.

[1GATORFAN4EVA]

Quote: Originally Posted by theant1h3ro

HAHA spoken like a true SEC homer....the last time Kiffin was in charge of an offense was at USC. In 2005 with Kiffin as the offensive coordinator the USC offense crushed school records averaging 49 points a game and 579 yards per game. They became the first school in NCAA history to have a 3,000 yard passer, two 1,000 yard rushers, and almost two 1,000 yard receivers (Steve Smith fell a few yards short of 1,000). Say what you want about the games being vacated, the yards were racked up. So forgive me if I'm not worried about USC's offense under the helm of "LAME KIFFIN".....

The guy has been a loser as a coach.... An with the talent you had that year anybody could have scored that much with that

[theant1h3ro]

Quote: Originally Posted by drewislegend

But of course those stats have nothing to do with having two hesiman qb's and a heisman rb (arguably the most athletic and quickest rb in the past few decades) running his plays. You're right...Kiffin is the reason they were so good.

The coach calls the plays the players execute. Whose to say Barkley, Baxter+Bradford, Rojo+Prater+Woods+Ambles cant be just as good....

[theant1h3ro]

Quote: Originally Posted by 1GATORFAN4EVA

The guy has been a loser as a coach.... An with the talent you had that year anybody could have scored that much with that

As I said, spoken like a true SEC homer.....CLK has been coach of the Oakland Raiders, and the Tennessee Volunteers.....sorry bro neither program was even remotely as talented as USC is.....the jury is still out on Kiffin as a HC.....

[kkman187]

Again, it depends on the ratings. Right now, teams such as Alabama, Boise St., Ohio State, Oregon, and others are top ten teams. Their offenses were highly ranked and their ratings will be reflective of their high rank. Alabama will have an quality o-line, Ingram and Richardson, McElroy, and Jones and Maze. Their ratings will be a little bloated (every team off a national championship is in NCAA Football), but the power run and play action offense is there. They will be the toughest team to play because of the better run blocking. Ohio St. is a close second only because of Pryor and EA's long history of broken containment.

[1GATORFAN4EVA]

That whole point of a coach ain't it? To build programs back up, the guy has not even got close. Your just a USC homer defending your coach like UT did did until he ran off.