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| Miller: Hate Or Love Them, You Will Be Watching Trojans In 2015 |
There is no doubt that USC is back, a national title contender and Pac -12. The SEC? Ohio State?These some of the entities that the Trojans pick their teeth. Previously the Buckeyes lost 7 games to USC in a row, the last time they beat the Trojans was back in 1973. On the other hand, the Trojans are 21-11-1 against the SEC and have won four games in a row without losing; the last time they lost was back in 1986. And yet, all this seems unbelievably common, including impulses to tweak other powers about USC expected comeback to the College Football 2015/NCAA 2015.
It happened back in 2012 when at Barkley, USC quarterback caught many by surprise when he made a decision to come back for his senior year. There were rumors about at least 19 starters returning from the team that had finished last season ranked number six. Obviously, there was great talent everywhere, but Barkley was the one who made the impact.
The exaggeration regarding USC’s comeback was relatively common all over the country, noticing that Trojans were number one in the AP poll preseason. However, what happened back in 2012 has little or no significance to what will happen in the College Football 2015/NCAA 2015 Season. But remembering the fractured crew leaving the field after being bitten by Georgia tech in the sun bowl invites some understandable skepticism today.
It is true to say that the only seats remaining on the USC bandwagon are the central seat. However, it might be okay to lean on what they have for the moment until sometime in Oct 1. By this point in time the Trojans will have played the Arizona State and Stanford, which is a perfect match of teams that have been ranked nationally. For this reason, it is only fair that we give him enough time to prove themselves.
While the USC might not be playing in the best form right now, but the perception towards the team has not changed in the College Football 2015/NCAA 2015.
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