Re: OT: Why do former USC QB's do so poorly in the NFL?

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Jethro, I am LMAO @ U as you tag-team across Usenet with your other two
bipolar creations 49er fan and The Incontinent Goof.
Sit Ubo ...good dog !

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~Drew

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Hail-To-The-Thief laid this down on his screen :
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> poldy wrote:
>> In article
>> <bhbho8l5cth8p2g5k...@4ax.com>,
>> John Walsh <jwal...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/story/22203387/why-do-so-many-standout-usc-qbs-ma
>>>ke-mediocre-at-best-pros
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>> Because USC WRs, especially under Carroll and even
>> Kiffen, dominate opponents, getting wide open. Pac 12
>> has had a lot of high scoring games in recent years,
>> though it has produced good NFL defensive backs here
>> and there.
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>> Except for Palmer, none of these SC QBs have elite arm
>> talent, like Rodgers or Kapernick. Or Flacco.
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>> They can't stick throws in the NFL and in college, they
>> didn't have to because the SC WRs were often wide open
>> -- Marquis Lee looks like the second coming of TO,
>> talent-wise.
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>> Jason White won a Heisman for Oklahoma throwing to a
>> couple of WRs who had some okay seasons in the NFL.
>> When they got him to the combine, he showed no arm
>> strength at all. Again, his WRs got wide open so he
>> didn't have to make difficult throws.
>>
>> White was never drafted or got a tryout, IIRC.
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> BECAUSE SOUTHERN CAL UNIV> ...aka USC
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> SUCKS!!!!!!!