Bush Vs. USC, Part II

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A USC spokesperson said the issue of whether Reggie Bush requested a sideline pass for the Rose Bowl is moot because BCS rules allow only five VIP sideline passes and they were given out before Bush requested a pass. The passes were given to former USC players Ronnie Lott, Matt Leinart, Marcus Allen, Charles White and John Papadakis.
``It's not like it's a home game where there's unlimited passes,’’ spokesperson Tim Tessalone said. ``That's what I can tell you about it.’’

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AlwaysBeatND said:

Not to disrespect Mr. Papadakis, but the university would have gotten 100x better pub (especially among the up-and-coming scholastic players) with Reggie Bush representing them on the sideline.

As usual, BCS rules are stoopid.

PH55 Author Profile Page said:

This makes sense because Reggie could not ask since he was not sure if New Orleans would have the bye or not.

Matt has known for a long time he would not have to prepare for a game this next weekend.

By the way Scott, is Matt going to sign autographs? j/k

listener said:

whenever someone says "not to disrespect" bla bla bla...that is exactly what they are doing.

listener said:

whenever someone says "not to disrespect" bla bla bla...that is exactly what they are doing.

Jay#42 Author Profile Page said:

USC does not want Bush around giving other Juniors ideas of leaving early.

AlwaysBeatND said:

Hey listener, I mean exactly what I said. No disrespect to Mr. Papadakis. I'm glad he'll be a VIP on the sideline representing USC. Used to listen to him with Petros on the Ticket all the time. Liked his book with Sam-the-Bam as well. But Reggie deserves to be at the game too. It's a matter of SC not looking out for themselves within the BCS rules. Good job Tessalone.

JJH4USC said:

Maybe my eyes deceived me, but it sure looked like Matty snuck onto the sideline in a USC team wam-up suit.

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