No Clark, if ND beats Stanford it would have no bearing on whether or not USC would win the South or not. It must be a PAC game to affect the South standings.
Like I've been saying, many moving parts and a first year OC is one of them.
This is true but aside from USC the only PAC team ND really plays is Stanford.I'm just not understanding the logic of putting a rivalry over a teams success in the big picture
Utah has the edge, but USC has the momentum and the easier schedule while Colorado is the wildcard. It's still a 3 way race and might have all 3 in play all the way to the last weekend.
Hopefully the bruins find rhythm and get a nice two game winning streak goingLike I've been saying, many moving parts and a first year OC is one of them.
Doesn't mean he wont do well in the long run, but we Bruins fan are hoping that he's getting out all them rookie mistakes early on and has learned from them as well.
It would be appreciated
Both are solid imo. I can't say who will end up with the better career in the NFL. Tough call imo.
Even then, the whole SoS argument isn't really what I'm asking for.
And again, why are you trying to apply logic to rivalries? Is there any logic to ANY of it? Poisoning trees. Defacing property. Throwing things at people because of the color of shirt they are wearing. Etc.
Well, big picture...
What the fuck does that have to do with anything then?
I don't believe anyone was discussing rivalries in that facet. Those circumstances are more of a head to head matter. When each team faces one another. What I was discussing was a teams success comes before a rwinning a game that benefits the team. I cant wanting to see UCLA lose a game SC needs them to win to advance in the standings. And compete for a CCG or a rose bowl etc... If it comes down to UCLA beating Utah to advance USC to A PAC South championship. Im rooting for UCLA every time. SC comes first
Man, I've mentioned on here more than once how my mother was attacked in Eugene one year at the game and there are sensitive duck fans around that don't like it talked about. Some have said they have seen bad things from husky fans toward theirs and I'd understand their hate if that happened as well. I'm not going to rehash that again.Well, big picture...
Once the ball is rolling for any premier school listed, the actual playoffs could be in play and then for me at least, your comment makes total sense!
I'd root for USC if it meant my Bruins would make the final four instead of ND!
Make no mistake, I'd even wear RED at a game!
That said, I've never had SC fans attack anyone I've ever known, they are generally family and friends that I've known for years and are good people.
I have always enjoyed all of the tailgating at the Coliseum too.
#GoodTimes!
I would rather SC play for a PAC championship or a rose bowl championship. Than to see UCLA lose to a team that advances SC. There are no UCLA lost to Colorado trophies. If it came down to Washington needing an Oregon or Washington State win for a CCG etc... I think you would root for a rival.Because it is in the best interest of the Huskies
I think you'll need to say that about 12 more times, the first 8 were unclear.
I would rather SC play for a PAC championship or a rose bowl championship. Than to see UCLA lose to a team that advances SC. There are no UCLA lost to Colorado trophies. If it came down to Washington needing an Oregon or Washington State win for a CCG etc... I think you would root for a rival.Because it is in the best interest of the Huskies
