What makes Coach O go?

#3
#3
Interesting excerpt from the book with Coach O's view about Memphis referring to Chris Donald

"Donald and a few other players from outside Mississippi were listed on the In-State board because either they had already committed to Ole Miss or they were from the Memphis area, which the Rebels believed was as good as home turf."
 
#5
#5
That book is great. I bought it thinking that I would read it over a week or two.....I sat down and started reading. I finished the book later that night and went back to the store to get his book about Michael Oher.
 
#7
#7
Brent Hubbs seriously needs to proofread his write-ups before going to press.... sheesh.
 
#9
#9
do you like Red Bull? I like Red Bull, Red Bull, Red Bull, Red Bull, Red Bull, Red Bull, Red Bull
 
#10
#10
A clear, early sign of Orgeron's passion for the chase came in the pre-Pete Carroll era at USC. Back in 2000, after USC fired head coach Paul Hackett, Orgeron continued to recruit even though the Trojans program was leaderless. One day, Orgeron showed up a local high school at the same time as UCLA assistant Gary Bernardi. "What the **** is he doing here?" Bernardi asked a high school coach within earshot of Orgeron. "He doesn't even have a ****in' job." Orgeron wanted to tear Bernardi's head off, but instead he just gritted his teeth. A few days later, after he was hired as the new Trojans head coach, Carroll named Orgeron his recruiting coordinator and asked him which area he wanted to recruit personally.

"I want Bernardi," Orgeron answered.

Orgeron wanted to recruit the San Fernando and Santa Clarita schools, traditionally UCLA strongholds, just so he could go head-to-head with Bernardi. And from that day on, Bernardi never beat Orgeron for single player. Two years later, UCLA canned Bernardi.

that's badass
 
#13
#13
toxicdonut said:
A clear, early sign of Orgeron's passion for the chase came in the pre-Pete Carroll era at USC. Back in 2000, after USC fired head coach Paul Hackett, Orgeron continued to recruit even though the Trojans program was leaderless. One day, Orgeron showed up a local high school at the same time as UCLA assistant Gary Bernardi. "What the **** is he doing here?" Bernardi asked a high school coach within earshot of Orgeron. "He doesn't even have a ****in' job." Orgeron wanted to tear Bernardi's head off, but instead he just gritted his teeth. A few days later, after he was hired as the new Trojans head coach, Carroll named Orgeron his recruiting coordinator and asked him which area he wanted to recruit personally.

"I want Bernardi," Orgeron answered.

Orgeron wanted to recruit the San Fernando and Santa Clarita schools, traditionally UCLA strongholds, just so he could go head-to-head with Bernardi. And from that day on, Bernardi never beat Orgeron for single player. Two years later, UCLA canned Bernardi.

that's badass
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...as I would like to read more. If this was in Meat Market, I missed it. Thanks
 
#16
#16
How about when he went to visit a recruit and the recruit's dad was into cock-fighting? The expletive he yelled was hilarious! I'd love to meet him in person,i bet he's a live wire with help from red bull and slim jims. :rock::rock::rock:
 
#18
#18
OR declare yourself the thread police and start a thread on how you like to tell people to start their own threads. That would be neat.
 
#19
#19
Does Coach O have a cat??

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