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Mora was horrible coach in the NFL , and as a TV analyst  he was equally as bad ,

 the good thing about him getting this  UCLA  job is i don't have to see or hear this guy on the NFL network  anymore .

no question in my mind if his father wasn't an NFL coach we never would  have  heard of this guy .

Mora was to be the savior of Seattle now its UCLA although they have alot of returners  I expect the same result , .he will bomb here ,

   will always feel good about any   of my  bets going against this guy .
 
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Time will tell.  A lot of coaches are busts at the NFL level but successful in college. 
 
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yea but  usually those coaches have had  success at the college level then fail at the pros

 Mora has no resume of being successful anywhere the guys a loser 

 
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Mora wasn't even given a chance in Seattle.  He got kicked to the curb as soon as Pete Carrol became available. 

I can't defend him and say he is a good coach, other than going to the NFC championship game with ATL he hasn't done anything. He got fired there for publicly claiming he wanted the UW Huskies job.

I just like how he was named coach in waiting under Holmgren then got 1 year before Seattle dumped him for a prettier coach.

This UCLA experience will either make or break his career

 
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He will be one of the GREATS in NCAAF, Give him 5 years!
 
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Speaking of Pete Carroll, his resume as an NFL coach is not all that great, even though he went to the playoffs a couple of times..

UCLA needs some discipline and new blood, and word out of camp is that  Mora is helping.. It certainly can't get much worse..
 
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its just amazing that this guy has been able to get 3 head coaching jobs in such a short period ,.what has he ever done to deserve these chances?

what does he do to sell himself ? i thought he was a complete bore on the NFL network , seemed to me like he practiced in front of a mirror all day , he was very rehearsed.

your right this has to be his last chance.
 
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UCL-GAY
 
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Reminds me a bit of Lane Kiffen......and now he is the coach of AP number one football team!


 
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He was terrible on NFL network,but not as bad as Milling..I see Pollen from Colts finally think Milling is gone and his fatass is doing colllege now.Mora didnti get a shot@seattle like stated earlier.I think he is gonna kick ass @ucla..2 lil prcks @both LA schools.perrrfect.He says some stupid shz though.
 
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  U know he is gonna sell "I know all about the NFL"to these young kids.Is UCLA a hard sell anyway.?.at least that dogshit Prince QB is gone.He played good vs Tenn and never did another damn thing,but LOSE.
 
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now if only  we could get Warren Sapp a  coaching job and get rid of him 

 god who does the hiring on the NFL Network ?  
 
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enough with the Mora hate...let's see how he does.  It appears that his predessor left him with a lot of talent...he seems to be ultra motivated to succeed...and I think he will...

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Pile of dung in chair > M Faulk
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by LonghornHoosier:

enough with the Mora hate...let's see how he does.  It appears that his predessor left him with a lot of talent...he seems to be ultra motivated to succeed...and I think he will...


i figured you must have bet UCLA  but why would you buy the half point ?  15 is not a relevant number , good luck to you pal  , ill just be watching the first week . but i would never lay 15 on the road with this team . they have returning players who have a history of playing like shit on the road .
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