USC shows its staying power

Shinjo wrote:

1995— Neuheisel hired as head coach at the University of Colorado. He is 34 at the time.
January 1999— Leaves Colorado with a 33-14 record and three bowl victories in four seasons. Takes over as head coach at University of Washington with a contract worth $997,000 a year for five years.
Feb. 3, 1999— Reports surface on national letter-of-intent signing day that Neuheisel is being investigated for improper visits to five recruits. It later is revealed that Neuheisel also made improper contact with several of his former Colorado players and engaged one UW recruit in a basketball-shooting contest, deemed an improper tryout by the NCAA.
June 19, 1999— Pac-10 accepts Washington's self-imposed penalties for two violations, including reducing Neuheisel's off-campus visits in 2000 from 29 to 9. UW also agrees not to accept any of Neuheisel's former Colorado players as transfers.
Jan. 1, 2001— Washington beats Purdue 34-24 in the Rose Bowl, capping an 11-1 season.
Sept. 4, 2001— Neuheisel's contract is improved to a guaranteed $1.21 million a year, with incentives to a possible $1.46 million a season.
Feb. 6, 2002— On national letter-of-intent day, Neuheisel criticizes recruiting tactics of Oregon and UCLA, drawing a Pac-10 reprimand. UCLA coach Bob Toledo also is reprimanded for comments about Neuheisel, and Oregon reprimanded for the tactics Neuheisel criticized.
April 11, 2002— Colorado officials confirm the school has been accused by the NCAA of a lack of institutional control and multiple minor violations during time Neuheisel was coach.
Sept. 3, 2002— Neuheisel receives a contract extension through the 2007 season, including a $1.5 million loan he does not have to pay back if he works through the life of the contract. With the loan and incentives, Neuheisel now can make more than $1.8 million a season.
Oct. 8, 2002— NCAA completes investigation into Neuheisel's tenure at Colorado and prohibits him from off-campus recruiting through May 31, 2003, as a penalty for his part in more than 50 minor violations.
NCAA places the Buffaloes on probation for two years, reduces the number of scholarships and restricts off-campus recruiting by Colorado coaches.
Dec. 31, 2002— Washington loses to Purdue in Sun Bowl, 34-24, ending a 7-6 season.
Jan. 9, 2003— Neuheisel censured by the American Football Coaches Association after its board finds he has shown a lack of remorse for his role in the Colorado violations.
Feb. 11, 2003— After rumors that he interviewed with the San Francisco 49ers for their head coaching position the previous day, Neuheisel releases a statement denying he ever talked to the 49ers.
Feb. 12, 2003— After more reports that he talked to the 49ers, Neuheisel acknowledges interviewing with San Francisco officials, saying his initial denials were a "knee-jerk reaction" to protect a confidentiality agreement.
Feb. 13, 2003— Washington athletic director Barbara Hedges says there will be no discipline of Neuheisel for lying about having interviewed with the 49ers.
Feb. 14, 2003— Interim UW president Lee Huntsman says he had spoken to Neuheisel about the 49ers incident to make it "especially clear to Rick what the university's expectations are." Huntsman says he is "not prepared to talk about" whether the school had considered firing Neuheisel.
June 4, 2003 — NCAA launches inquiry into Neuheisel betting on college basketball. Neuheisel confirms he bet on the NCAA men's basketball tournament for the past two years as part of an annual auction with his friends and neighbors.
June 12, 2003— UW Athletic Director Barbara Hedges announces that she plans to fire Neuheisel and places him on paid suspension. Under the terms of his contract Neuheisel has until June 26 to appeal.
MORE TO COME SOON, I AM BETTING UCLA WILL HAVE MORE NCAA VIOLATIONS THEN WINS THIS YEAR!

Shinjo wrote:

1995— Neuheisel hired as head coach at the University of Colorado. He is 34 at the time.
January 1999— Leaves Colorado with a 33-14 record and three bowl victories in four seasons. Takes over as head coach at University of Washington with a contract worth $997,000 a year for five years.
Feb. 3, 1999— Reports surface on national letter-of-intent signing day that Neuheisel is being investigated for improper visits to five recruits. It later is revealed that Neuheisel also made improper contact with several of his former Colorado players and engaged one UW recruit in a basketball-shooting contest, deemed an improper tryout by the NCAA.
June 19, 1999— Pac-10 accepts Washington's self-imposed penalties for two violations, including reducing Neuheisel's off-campus visits in 2000 from 29 to 9. UW also agrees not to accept any of Neuheisel's former Colorado players as transfers.
Jan. 1, 2001— Washington beats Purdue 34-24 in the Rose Bowl, capping an 11-1 season.
Sept. 4, 2001— Neuheisel's contract is improved to a guaranteed $1.21 million a year, with incentives to a possible $1.46 million a season.
Feb. 6, 2002— On national letter-of-intent day, Neuheisel criticizes recruiting tactics of Oregon and UCLA, drawing a Pac-10 reprimand. UCLA coach Bob Toledo also is reprimanded for comments about Neuheisel, and Oregon reprimanded for the tactics Neuheisel criticized.
April 11, 2002— Colorado officials confirm the school has been accused by the NCAA of a lack of institutional control and multiple minor violations during time Neuheisel was coach.
Sept. 3, 2002— Neuheisel receives a contract extension through the 2007 season, including a $1.5 million loan he does not have to pay back if he works through the life of the contract. With the loan and incentives, Neuheisel now can make more than $1.8 million a season.
Oct. 8, 2002— NCAA completes investigation into Neuheisel's tenure at Colorado and prohibits him from off-campus recruiting through May 31, 2003, as a penalty for his part in more than 50 minor violations.
NCAA places the Buffaloes on probation for two years, reduces the number of scholarships and restricts off-campus recruiting by Colorado coaches.
Dec. 31, 2002— Washington loses to Purdue in Sun Bowl, 34-24, ending a 7-6 season.
Jan. 9, 2003— Neuheisel censured by the American Football Coaches Association after its board finds he has shown a lack of remorse for his role in the Colorado violations.
Feb. 11, 2003— After rumors that he interviewed with the San Francisco 49ers for their head coaching position the previous day, Neuheisel releases a statement denying he ever talked to the 49ers.
Feb. 12, 2003— After more reports that he talked to the 49ers, Neuheisel acknowledges interviewing with San Francisco officials, saying his initial denials were a "knee-jerk reaction" to protect a confidentiality agreement.
Feb. 13, 2003— Washington athletic director Barbara Hedges says there will be no discipline of Neuheisel for lying about having interviewed with the 49ers.
Feb. 14, 2003— Interim UW president Lee Huntsman says he had spoken to Neuheisel about the 49ers incident to make it "especially clear to Rick what the university's expectations are." Huntsman says he is "not prepared to talk about" whether the school had considered firing Neuheisel.
June 4, 2003 — NCAA launches inquiry into Neuheisel betting on college basketball. Neuheisel confirms he bet on the NCAA men's basketball tournament for the past two years as part of an annual auction with his friends and neighbors.
June 12, 2003— UW Athletic Director Barbara Hedges announces that she plans to fire Neuheisel and places him on paid suspension. Under the terms of his contract Neuheisel has until June 26 to appeal.
MORE TO COME SOON, I AM BETTING UCLA WILL HAVE MORE NCAA VIOLATIONS THEN WINS THIS YEAR!

Broadway Joe wrote:

One more thing he leaves his girl friend bleeding to death & injured in the car Nice Job,a real Boy Scout~!
What both of their Cell Phones were out of juice LOL?

Broadway Joe wrote:

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Re: Armed robbery seems to be popular with SC football players present.
Maybe you should do more homework since you don't get it,OK?
Is the High school student at the time of the incident enrolled at USC?
Remember this is a YES or No answer.
I will be waiting for your reply.

New on TV wrote:

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No. He still hadn't reached the USC standard before his untimely arrest. Just like a SC fan to ask such a stupid question. The kid wasn't headed for Harvard now was he?

UCLA ROB wrote:

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In your dreams Shin-hoe. UCLA runs a tight ship with Dan Guerrero not like the crackhear Garret over at South Central.

UCLA ROB wrote:

Hey Joey, we've beaten the condoms 9 out of 17 years, so you got some ground to make up, loser.
One title in football. How many does suc have in basketball?? Zero.
103 titles make UCLA No 1, and your other master Stanford is 2nd. with 94 . You lose again Joey, give it up, you will never win this battle, just take it like your mascot tommy trojan, you know, the one that just got married to his gay lover.

Broadway Joe wrote:

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Re: Armed robbery seems to be popular with SC football players present.
Maybe you should do more homework since you don't get it,OK?
Is the High school student at the time of the incident enrolled at USC?
Remember this is a YES or No answer.
I will be waiting for your reply.

BigDan wrote:

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was the armed robbery just an initiation for incomeing freshmen?

Ruger wrote:

<quoted text>Hey Joe, what's up with your only returning O lineman Jeff Byers now? Something about an enlarged spleen. He won't last the season. And LB Luthur Brown with a hurt back still. Along with the 27 injuries on D during spring practices, that's not good buddy.
Yes,, I've been doing a little bit of following of SC.
BTW, I still think Mustain would be a better fit at QB than Sanchez. PC will figure it out come the OSU game.

Sammy the bull wrote:

FUCLA
Fight on baby. ucla doesn't play to win pac-10 championships- their whole season is just about beating SC. Rather sad. SC has what, 6-7 straight BCS apperances. No one compares.
I'm excited about this season. Mark Sanches is a beast. This guy has a big arm and he is mobil. A true NFL prospect, not one of these QB's that just runs around for his life.

touchdowndog wrote:

<quoted text>hey broadway,ruger...a sure sign of steriod usage...rupture,bleeding,or enlarged spleen.

Broadway Joe wrote:

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Your right why again did UCLA also offer him as well as Notre Dame?
http://usc.scout.com/a.z...
I can't wait for your reply.

Broadway Joe wrote:

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Reports are coming out that it is a virus? I am no doctor but that is what I am hearing.

BigDan wrote:

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was the armed robbery just an initiation for incomeing freshmen?