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Now, Lane needs to fire his OC and replace him.
 
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He probably done that thinking he could save Lane his job. Which i don't see how USC could keep him after watching the ND game play calling.

USC has better standards then a Lane Kiffin running their show, this was the year for Lane to lock his job up and he blew it badly.

Atleast from my view but everybody has their own opinion.

 

 
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Lane shouldn't be allowed to coach college after what he did to TN
 
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Lane is there for his verbal commits by the recruiting class. Not for his coaching. Lol.
 
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Lame iffin is done. 

USC want's a great coach, plus a strong personality like John Robinson or John Mckay of the glory days at USC. 

I hear Norv Turner is in the running.....rolling laughlie
 
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Norv



His soft approach ALWAYS seemed to better fit the collegiate ranks
 
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Lane should stay where he is
that way he and usc can be losers forever


 
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RESIGNED?


he quit so his own son wouldn't have to fire him....

not sure what (some of) you boys have been watching the last few years...the Trojan D is clearly the issue
the offense has been fine...Lane (as a young ....still 'learning on the job' HC).....a few bad play calls notwithstanding.....has done a fine job under tremendous pressure/scrutiny....he wasn't the one that overrated his team ....it was most of you and the ridiculous media ....... 
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Auburn fires the coach that won the NC just 2 years ago. 

Shame on the SEC for it's lack of loyalty.  Don't complain about Kiffin.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by 1969USC:

Auburn fires the coach that won the NC just 2 years ago. 

Shame on the SEC for it's lack of loyalty.  Don't complain about Kiffin.

Gotta beat Alabama if you coach at Auburn >>> bottomline.

NC don't mean nothing in the State of Alabama like the Iron Bowl.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Cooler999:

Lame iffin is done. 

USC want's a great coach, plus a strong personality like John Robinson or John Mckay of the glory days at USC. 

I hear Norv Turner is in the running.....

Now that would be a great hire.....  

I heard John Gruden was interested....  

 
 
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This guy will do anything to save job/career, even firing DADDY, the man & only reason he gets job he doesn't deserve....Feel bad for Trojan fan, b/c u guys will continue to fall back in pack w/better coaches like Mora coming in...

Once these top recruits stop going to SC, their really in trouble...

 

 

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