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He really impressed me at our Rivals LA camp a few months ago.

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On June 6, 1944, boys and men of the Greatest Generation landed on the beaches of Normandy. Eternal respect for the sacrifices made by the thousands on the beaches of Utah, Omaha, Gold, Sword, and towns like St. Marie-Dumont, St. Marie-Eglise, St Lo, etc.

God bless them all.

In general, are deals reached with players year by year or long term over multiple years?

Peyton Dyer one of the headliners from a busy recruiting weekend nationally:

Hopefully, something can finally get done, but it still appears a ways off.


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Amongst other things, he can bust a groove with the best of 'em. Luv the freeway sign 😎


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Guessing there will be a lot of commitments before July 1st?

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@FilltheColi is Exhibit A…

Looks like SC's NIL patience will pay huge divideds..

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SC media staff is elite...

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Pretty impressive. Dude's gonna give some people fits this year.


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... eatin' a sweet 'tater.


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Hi Ryan,

Nice to see the site up and running.

You may have commented on this before, but I want to be sure to maintain a relationship with site, USC’s “Home Board” so to speak.

I guess what I’m asking is: will there be any communication with existing members of the site to make sure continuity is maintained?

P.S. I also want to express that I have great respect for your professionalism as a journalist and hope you remain involved.

Like many of you, I've had more than a few wedding/gameday conflicts over the years. My fav was in 2010 when my wife's college roommate decided to get married for the THIRD time in Seal Beach on the day of the WA game. After the small, beachfront ceremony, we all moved to Don the Beachcomber restaurant/bar. Following dinner, I moseyed over to the bar to watch the game. After a few minutes, an old-timer sat next to me, and we soon began talking about the game. Come to find out his name was Art Snyder; some of you viejos may remember that name. He was a USC law school graduate, a former City Councilman from '67-'85, and owner of Don the Beachcomber. We spent an enjoyable hour talking USC football and City politics.


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