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K2 4MVP22 · 08-12-2008, 05:36 PM

Mark Sanchez out indefinately with broken kneecap. Anyone want to weigh in?

Daddy Duck · 08-12-2008, 05:54 PM

I'm not sure that *drawing a blank on the Arkansas transfers name* is ready to feel in. This could be bad for USC at least their running game and defense are stellar. The other thing is that this seems to be par for the course with the rest of the Pac 10 QB situations. Washington's Jake locker is out for a few weeks. UCLA's Olsen is out for 8 weeks. Both Canfield and Moevao at Oregon State are injury prone. Carpenter at Arizona State was sacked more times than anyone in NCAA last season. Costa at Oregon is coming back from a torn ACL. Cals starting QB (drawing blank again) is in a dog fight with Kevin Riley for the starting job. This could be a really tough season for Pac 10 signal callers. The strength of the conference for the first time I can recall is Defense.

BigdaddyQH · 08-16-2008, 10:24 AM

Get your facts straight guys. It is a dislocated knee and a minor dislocaton at that. Now Mustain almost won the starting job in the spring. The difference was that Sanchez had a better knowledge of the playbook, something that can be overcome with practice. USC has what amounts to an away scrimmage against Virginia, and then a week off before they get their big test of the year in Ohio State. That may be enough time for Mustain to learn enough of the playbook to be effective. Look for a lot of running from USC, especially with their stable of RB's.

K2 4MVP22 · 08-16-2008, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by BigdaddyQH

Get your facts straight guys. It is a dislocated knee and a minor dislocaton at that. Now Mustain almost won the starting job in the spring. The difference was that Sanchez had a better knowledge of the playbook, something that can be overcome with practice. USC has what amounts to an away scrimmage against Virginia, and then a week off before they get their big test of the year in Ohio State. That may be enough time for Mustain to learn enough of the playbook to be effective. Look for a lot of running from USC, especially with their stable of RB's.

Chill man, I'm just going on what I saw on ESPN. The only way I'm following his injury is through FBB.

Kaeotik · 08-19-2008, 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by BigdaddyQH

USC has what amounts to an away scrimmage against Virginia

USC have been known to struggle mightily, and even lose those "scrimmages" over the last couple of years.

patricia · 11-05-2008, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Fanboy1

USC have been known to struggle mightily, and even lose those "scrimmages" over the last couple of years.

They only struggle against Pac 10 teams.

TROJANNATION · 11-12-2008, 11:30 AM

The offense is mediocre at best this year, and they have almost no chance to play for the national title, but I'm sure when bowl season comes around we'll be looking at another BCS bowl win.

bhouse · 11-24-2008, 05:48 PM

i still think sc has a chance if florida loses then they beat bama or one of the big XII teams lose to mizzou

08-12-2008, 05:36 PM	#1 (permalink)
K2 4MVP22 Starter Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Cleveland Age: 19 Posts: 413 vCash: 500 NFL Team: Cleveland Browns NCAA Team: Ohio State Buckeyes	Usc Mark Sanchez out indefinately with broken kneecap. Anyone want to weigh in? __________________ FIRE ROMEO!

08-12-2008, 05:54 PM	#2 (permalink)
Daddy Duck Super Moderator Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 2,496 vCash: 4300	I'm not sure that drawing a blank on the Arkansas transfers name is ready to feel in. This could be bad for USC at least their running game and defense are stellar. The other thing is that this seems to be par for the course with the rest of the Pac 10 QB situations. Washington's Jake locker is out for a few weeks. UCLA's Olsen is out for 8 weeks. Both Canfield and Moevao at Oregon State are injury prone. Carpenter at Arizona State was sacked more times than anyone in NCAA last season. Costa at Oregon is coming back from a torn ACL. Cals starting QB (drawing blank again) is in a dog fight with Kevin Riley for the starting job. This could be a really tough season for Pac 10 signal callers. The strength of the conference for the first time I can recall is Defense. __________________

08-16-2008, 10:24 AM	#3 (permalink)
BigdaddyQH The Desert Fox Join Date: May 2007 Location: Southern California Posts: 650 vCash: 2000 NFL Team: Chicago Bears NCAA Team: USC Trojans	Get your facts straight guys. It is a dislocated knee and a minor dislocaton at that. Now Mustain almost won the starting job in the spring. The difference was that Sanchez had a better knowledge of the playbook, something that can be overcome with practice. USC has what amounts to an away scrimmage against Virginia, and then a week off before they get their big test of the year in Ohio State. That may be enough time for Mustain to learn enough of the playbook to be effective. Look for a lot of running from USC, especially with their stable of RB's. __________________ Winning is the Only Accpetable Result

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TROJANNATION Walkon Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 15 vCash: 500 NCAA Team: USC Trojans	The offense is mediocre at best this year, and they have almost no chance to play for the national title, but I'm sure when bowl season comes around we'll be looking at another BCS bowl win.

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bhouse Banned Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 11 vCash: 500	i still think sc has a chance if florida loses then they beat bama or one of the big XII teams lose to mizzou