I find this funny

actually i think a few difficult games can make a schedule brutal, ASU, tenn, fla, and auburn defintely make our schedule brutal , and its not like the rest of our opponents are all patsies. USC may schedule "big name" schools but they're teams that will have no chance against them it just makes their schedule look better. and also can you name a schedule where there aren't any patsy's ?

 

that is what we're learning about next week

 

Scrappy, most of the time I laugh at your utterly ridiculous comments but I do enjoy someone on the other side of the argument.

 

by saying that the teams on usc's schedule have no chance against them really makes usc sound great. their schedule is good because there are no gimmes, but no top 10 (possibly only one top 25) either. what type of schedules are tougher?, i'd say the one with several top 10 opponents, but im biased. the computers screw up by averaging every thing out.

 

I said biggest little prick!

 

oh, well thats a horse of a different color

 

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Somewhat ballsy. Get off the so cal cool aid. :hihi: :hihi: :hihi: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

 

Well most observers are saying usc's toughest game will be Ariz. St. The way I see it that will be our 5th toughest game(TN,AU,FL,AL) So that shows you there is no comparison in the killer games we play compared to them.

 

I am going to have to disagree with you there. This Hawaii team that is so much better than a lot of other teams lost to Fla Atlantic, Rice, but they did put it together against some good teams...not. They beat Northwestern, Michigan State, and UAB. Michigan State had a decent win over an overrated Wisconsin team, but other than that I don't see a basis for an argument there. They also have no D. USC will light them up. USC has the speed on the outside and the pass rush to neutralize their passing game. As for Notre Dame, I don't see how they will have the personal to run Weis' attack next year if they couldn't run Willingham's attack this year. I am sure Weis will tailor it to fit his talent, but I am not buying it, especially considering the current talent level at Notre Dame.

The only thing that might be seen as an disadvantage for USC in these games is that they are on the road.

 

I think its our 3rd or 4th toughest game, I am not buying the AU/AL hype. ASU are going to be a lot better than some here surmise.