Lewis Out

By Scott Wolf on September 28, 2007 12:25 PM | | Comments (2) |

In case you missed our article today, offensive tackle Butch Lewis said he will not make the trip because of a sprained ankle.

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Trojan Man said:

Who is Phil Collin?

If Pete Carroll were hit by a bread truck who would be the next USC (Pls list top 3 candidates)

September 28, 2007 2:48 PM
Munro Author Profile Page said:

I'll answer Trojan Man's questions before posing one of my own.

Phil Collin has covered USC for the South Bay Daily Sneeze for many years.

The top three candidates to replace Pete Carroll would be Mike Gundy, Iain Dowie and Greg Ryan.

Scott, what can you tell us about the match fitness of Gary Neville?

September 28, 2007 4:07 PM

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