Sunday Night With Caesar

By Scott Wolf on October 5, 2008 9:20 PM | | Comments (1) |

USC coach Pete Carroll said he favored the current running-back rotation.
``It worked out really well,'' Carroll said. ``Stafon (Johnson) ran really well inside. Getting Joe (McKnight) in space was really helpful. (Johnson's) just a good player. The cut he makes (on his 22-yard touchdown) is a phenomenal cut. It was every bit as good as Reggie (Bush) made against Fresno State.''
``Joe played really well and was explosive on the perimeter. He had five or six really nice plays.''

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Lane Kiffin Author Profile Page said:

No kidding Pete

Stafon Johnson is 'a good player' just figure that out
Sark and Pete have to be the most clueless offensive offensive tandem in the country.

October 6, 2008 6:45 AM

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