It's full steam ahead for the Madman of Mississippi. Saturday's season finale ended with a bang. The Rebels were drilled by hapless rival Mississippi State, 35-14, and were outgained in the process, 409-189. First to escape this mess was Noel Mazzone, who dashed past reporters. Mazzone has been fired, but the Madman has yet to confirm his offensive coordinator is toast. Yet in L.A., USC assistants Steve Sarkisian and Lane Kiffin continue to be stalked by the Madman to replace Mazzone. Then there is this growing problem involving Tulane. It appears the Madman has tampered with several Green Wave players, among them quarterback Lester Ricard. "In the worst natural disaster [Hurricane Katrina] in the history of the United States, you have to stoop pretty low to do that. You're lower than dirt," Tulane coach Chris Scelfo said (some registration).
Sunday, November 27, 2005
An Update on the Ed Orgeron Experiment
It's full steam ahead for the Madman of Mississippi. Saturday's season finale ended with a bang. The Rebels were drilled by hapless rival Mississippi State, 35-14, and were outgained in the process, 409-189. First to escape this mess was Noel Mazzone, who dashed past reporters. Mazzone has been fired, but the Madman has yet to confirm his offensive coordinator is toast. Yet in L.A., USC assistants Steve Sarkisian and Lane Kiffin continue to be stalked by the Madman to replace Mazzone. Then there is this growing problem involving Tulane. It appears the Madman has tampered with several Green Wave players, among them quarterback Lester Ricard. "In the worst natural disaster [Hurricane Katrina] in the history of the United States, you have to stoop pretty low to do that. You're lower than dirt," Tulane coach Chris Scelfo said (some registration).
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University of Mississippi loves Ed Orgeron.
This is a pretty retarded little article... Orgeron asking someone if they want to take a job isn't exactly "stalking" as you so wonderfully put it, and the Tulane coach is a moron. The NCAA already said that he did nothing wrong.
For a good chuckle, compare this picture of Orgeron alongside the earlier picture of Vili the Warrior - separated at birth!
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