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Maybe he thinks that the NCAA is going to come down hard on USC and he doesn't want to be there when it does.
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If Carroll wasn't atleast considering the Seahawks job Bates would already be with the Bears.
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I've said this before, and on Patriots' message boards where not many agree with me -- I'm not sure the book is written on Pete Carroll sucking as an NFL coach.
His one year stint with the Jets proved nothing. His three years with the Patriots -- yes his teams steadily declined. 10-6 to 9-7 to 8-8 before he got the axe by Kraft in favor of Belichick. BUT his GM -- the reviled Bobby Grier, undermined his authority at every turn. It's well known that Willie McGinest and other Patriots veterans could "go up the back stairs" to Grier's office anytime they wanted to and that Grier wasn't backing Carroll up. Also, the "talent" that Grier drafted in the '97-'98 drafts was an absolute laughinstock. Beyond horrendous. It was very telling that there were more Parcells-era players ('93-'96) than Grier error ('97-'99) when the Patriots won their three Super Bowls. |
no way he leaves a job at USC where he will probably never be fired. That's probably the best coaching job in all of sports.
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Carroll is not an NFL HC.
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I am going to go out on a limb here and suggest a very large payday will have something to do with him leaving if he does. |
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Then there is the McKight investigation. USC thought they could sacrifice their basketball team to save the football program. I don't think it will work. Plus, I heard Carroll was going through a divorce. Maybe he thinks the time is right to get out of town. USC must think there is something to it because they are having their boosters begin to court Mike Rley. |
Carroll is a dumb*** if he does it.
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