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Old 01-11-2010, 09:58 AM   Topic Starter
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USC contacting Herm Edwards
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Report: USC Contacts Herm About Job Opening
by Joel Thorman on Jan 11, 2010 8:46 AM CST 14 comments

Over the weekend, I passed along some rumors that had been floating around regarding the head coach opening at USC and Herm Edwards. A few folks thought the former Chiefs head coach would be a candidate at USC.

Today, those rumors are turning into reports.

Scott Wolf of the Los Angeles Daily News reports USC has contacted Herm regarding the job.



"USC also contacted former Kansas City Chiefs coach Herm Edwards, who was recommended by Syracuse athletic director Daryl Gross, who previously worked under athletic director Mike Garrett at USC," the report says.

"Edwards might be the most controversial choice because of his primarily NFL background."

While I think Herm has the ability to walk into living rooms across the country and recruit the top high school athletes, I do wonder if he could still be successful doing everything the "right way". The perception of Herm is one who seemingly does things the "right way", and college football is a bend-the-rules job at times, so that would be one concern I would have.

Other NFLers interested include Jack Del Rio, currently head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars. Tennessee Titans head coach Jeff Fisher reportedly said he wasn't interested.

Herm appears on 810 WHB on Monday mornings so I'll see if he was asked about these reports
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Old 01-11-2010, 10:00 AM   #2
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Old 01-11-2010, 10:04 AM   #3
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Would love to see Herm there. The next coach is doomed. Rumors of sanctions, recruits leaving because pete is gone. They need a good scape goat there for a few years to take the blame.
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Would love to see Herm there. The next coach is doomed. Rumors of sanctions, recruits leaving because pete is gone. They need a good scape goat there for a few years to take the blame.
Herm doesnt accept blame, so if they need someone to pass blame off with. Herm is your man...


This is beautiful. USC - Home of the QB killer...
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Eh, college football is much less about the Xs and Os than the NFL. Herm is a good motivator, and I think he will be a good recruiter too. Those are the two most important things for a big time program like USC.
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Eh, college football is much less about the Xs and Os than the NFL. Herm is a good motivator, and I think he will be a good recruiter too. Those are the two most important things for a big time program like USC.
Herm is a good motivator and talent evaluator?

Oh yeah, he is great... He will turn USC into a laughingstock... Herm wont last 3 years at USC.
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A lot of players are going to want to play for Herm.
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I know people will disagree, but I think Herm would be a great recruiter. I don't know if he'd be any good as an actual coach there, but if he hired the right staff to coordinate it could be good. For all Herm's faults, he's the kind of guy that could definitely walk into a kid's living room and sell himself and his program.
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I know people will disagree, but I think Herm would be a great recruiter. I don't know if he'd be any good as an actual coach there, but if he hired the right staff to coordinate it could be good. For all Herm's faults, he's the kind of guy that could definitely walk into a kid's living room and sell himself and his program.
I think that's probably true.
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I think that's probably true.
You wouldnt have to worry about accountability under Herm... Its all okay....

Plus, once he started chucking college players under the bus in his typical wasnt my fault post game speach... He will lose alot of trust from the players...

Herm sticks up for no one but himself... How can he earn the trust of the players with tire marks across their backs?
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You wouldnt have to worry about accountability under Herm... Its all okay....

Plus, once he started chucking college players under the bus in his typical wasnt my fault post game speach... He will lose alot of trust from the players...

Herm sticks up for no one but himself... How can he earn the trust of the players with tire marks across their backs?
You need to come up with some new material. It's just more of the same old tiresome "talking points".
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