Pete Carroll to the NFL?

• Writerbuckeye

  

  That's not quite accurate.
  
  Harry only comments when they're lighter skinned and don't have that telling "accent".
• ytownfootball

  

  Chi Chi's is the home base for e-coli laced green onions from Mehico...'nuff said!!
• killer_ewok

  

  Writerbuckeye wrote: That's not quite accurate.
  
  Harry only comments when they're lighter skinned and don't have that telling "accent".

  ytownfootball wrote: Chi Chi's is the home base for e-coli laced green onions from Mehico...'nuff said!!

  Haters!
• Al Bundy

  sleeper wrote: Rooney rule is so stupid. Do teams have to interview white candidates before they hire minorities?
  
  This is why no one respects black people, because they only get anywhere based on race, at least people will always think that.

  Why not make them interview a woman too?
• killer_ewok

  

  Al Bundy wrote:

  sleeper wrote: Rooney rule is so stupid. Do teams have to interview white candidates before they hire minorities?
  
  This is why no one respects black people, because they only get anywhere based on race, at least people will always think that.

  Why not make them interview a woman too?

  
  "Playoffs?!?!?!? Talk about playoffs?!?!?!? You kidding me?!?!?!"
• ytownfootball

  

  Ah hell, let's kill a bunch of birds with one stone...
  
  
• DaBrowns41

  I just question whether or not he'll be a good coach in the NFL. He really wasn't bad in the NFL. Two seasons of playoffs with the Pats and a third season that ended in near miss of the playoffs.
  
  I just don't know how well he'll do because he's a rah rah coach. Not to mention recruiting is his forte, and he's not going to go to Free Agent's homes and talk to their parents to try to get them to come to Seattle. Lol.
  
  Either way, I couldn't care less about what he does, but it'll be interesting to see USC's replacement.
• rocket31

  http://www.insidesocal.com/usc/archives/2010/01/carroll-resigns.html
  
  this makes it official.
• sjmvsfscs08

  Pete Carroll is gone. NCAA is looming over the program. Southern Cal was on probation in 2001 so this would have fallen within the five-year period after that. Meaning they will be eligible for the death penalty. While I don't think the NCAA will do that (I actually think they regret the SMU disaster), I do think this will be very harsh.
  
  It is a great day to be a Notre Dame fan.
• Al Bundy

  sjmvsfscs08 wrote: Pete Carroll is gone. NCAA is looming over the program. Southern Cal was on probation in 2001 so this would have fallen within the five-year period after that. Meaning they will be eligible for the death penalty. While I don't think the NCAA will do that (I actually think they regret the SMU disaster), I do think this will be very harsh.
  
  It is a great day to be a Notre Dame fan.

  They would never do the death penalty on school as successful as USC. If they didn't give it to Miami when they were stealing grant money to give to football players in the 90's, they aren't going to give it to a program of USC's stature.
• tcby99

  He is gone, especially with the Reggie Bush thing looming over USC.
• Tiernan

  Good news in South Bend.
• rock_knutne

  sleeper wrote:This is why no one respects black people, because they only get anywhere based on race, at least people will always think that.

  People like you think that way. You've stooped to all time new low.
• vdubb96

  

  I thought Ed Rooney was the maker of the Rooney rule???? HUH!
  
• vdubb96

  

  Not gonna be Mike Riley. Oregon St. just tied him up with a 2 year extension.
• sjmvsfscs08

  You'll probably see a lot of coaches shy away from Southern Cal until the violations have been handed down. That why they know what they're up against.
• vball10set

  hell,Butch Davis would take it in a heartbeat !!!
• jordo212000

  

  I am still hearing Del Rio's name a good bit
• Hesston

  

  ........... and Carroll says he's not leaving because of the NCAA investigations ...................... right.
• Speedofsand

  

  Pete knew before the Emerald Bowl he was going to Seattle. He was making phone calls to put a staff together the next morning.