Rich Rod and Arizona off to a slow start

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Rich Rod and Arizona off to a slow start

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That's probably a good sign for them. Rich Rod isn't gonna accept the usual BS that has been keeping that program back for awhile. Mora Jr. seems like another coach who's really trying to change the culture with his new team.

As a USC fan, this might be troubling...but a good thing for the Pac, and for CFB fans in general.
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If Mora can actually coach then watch out for UCLA. They've always been able to bring in top 10-15 recruiting classes but for the last 10-15 years have totally bungled it. Remember that UCLA was king of the pac-10 in the 90's similarly to USC recently
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lukeyrid13 wrote:If Mora can actually coach then watch out for UCLA. They've always been able to bring in top 10-15 recruiting classes but for the last 10-15 years have totally bungled it. Remember that UCLA was king of the pac-10 in the 90's similarly to USC recently
Lets not get too crazy here.... :D UCLA had two conference championships in the 1990's, and one was split (1997, 1998). USC had 7 in a row, 3 split.
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uodux1212 wrote:
lukeyrid13 wrote:If Mora can actually coach then watch out for UCLA. They've always been able to bring in top 10-15 recruiting classes but for the last 10-15 years have totally bungled it. Remember that UCLA was king of the pac-10 in the 90's similarly to USC recently
Lets not get too crazy here.... :D UCLA had two conference championships in the 1990's, and one was split (1997, 1998). USC had 7 in a row, 3 split.
Thank you for clearing that up. While UCLA enjoyed being king of LA for the majority of the 90's, it was nothing like PC era Trojans, or pre-80's trojans.
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Braveheart wrote:
uodux1212 wrote:
lukeyrid13 wrote:If Mora can actually coach then watch out for UCLA. They've always been able to bring in top 10-15 recruiting classes but for the last 10-15 years have totally bungled it. Remember that UCLA was king of the pac-10 in the 90's similarly to USC recently
Lets not get too crazy here.... :D UCLA had two conference championships in the 1990's, and one was split (1997, 1998). USC had 7 in a row, 3 split.
Thank you for clearing that up. While UCLA enjoyed being king of LA for the majority of the 90's, it was nothing like PC era Trojans, or pre-80's trojans.
What SC did in the 2000's was ridiculous. :shock:
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uodux1212 wrote:
Braveheart wrote:
uodux1212 wrote:
lukeyrid13 wrote:If Mora can actually coach then watch out for UCLA. They've always been able to bring in top 10-15 recruiting classes but for the last 10-15 years have totally bungled it. Remember that UCLA was king of the pac-10 in the 90's similarly to USC recently
Lets not get too crazy here.... :D UCLA had two conference championships in the 1990's, and one was split (1997, 1998). USC had 7 in a row, 3 split.
Thank you for clearing that up. While UCLA enjoyed being king of LA for the majority of the 90's, it was nothing like PC era Trojans, or pre-80's trojans.
What SC did in the 2000's was ridiculous. :shock:

Well it was, now half of it has been erased from history. :cry:
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