I have have no grudge with Riley. Finebaum is paid to give opinions. Riley is NOT a championship capable coach. FACT. He is regressing. FACT. USC Football is dead. FACT. You're a rahrah in denial. We just call 'em like we see 'em. Just the facts ma'am

TEE

Jun 22

Riley was pretty successful at OU

Big Game Vista

Jun 21

Not good for USC. Finebaum is one of the best minds in CFB. He’s rarely wrong.

pistonslap

Jul 07

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He also said CLR would win a national title at USC a couple of years back. Which is it then?

Masked Man

Jul 09

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He is a scrawny, bald, unathletic annoying nerd that is a quintessential "East Coast Jew Journalist" from Tennessee (now in Charlotte) covering the SEC for ESPN. Finebaum carries a very high bias against West Coast teams....especially those who are now in the Big10 and competing head-to-head with SEC Schools for recruits, rankigs and prestige. Not sure what his "h*rd-on" is this time. Doubt Finebaum even watches USC games due to the time zones. He gives this "hit piece" simply to aid SEC (ESPN) recruiting where USC has had some recent traction with SEC recruits.

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Waldorf

Jul 09

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I wonder how many weeks that song was number one on Dr Demento? I used to love listening to that show.

firenze5

Jun 21

Finebaum was born in Memphis, Tennessee and is a university of Tennessee grad.

OldPueblo

Jun 21

Oh look another hand-rubber hand- rubbing about SC’s demise. That’s how you know they will have an excellent season.

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troystory

Jun 21

How did a scrawny NY jew become the voice of SEC media btw?

firenze5

Jun 21

How do you spell Finebaum

USC Envy

August West

Jun 21

The staff isn’t the issue, the admin is.

You know what a cancer Frau Folt is.

Java

Jul 08

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Being good w money and “being wrong isn’t something he’s really good at “ is kinda of the name of the game.

This means 1 I’m not wrong very often and

2 I’m (oh I can’t say it but think Dave chapelles famous line here)

Daystalker

Jul 08

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I blame the fans, who would want to win with fans like that.

Waldorf

Jul 09

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Actually, with respect, I really think that Notre Dame was the first school to say anyone, anytime, anywhere. But they stopped saying that a hell of a long time ago, long before USC ever dreamed of it.