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Rival Views: Should McCoy be able to play immediately at Texas? Mike Farrell and Adam Gorney RIvals.com FARRELL’S VIEW: NO No way. I understand that McCoy may have been mislead by Kliff Kingsbury when he was the offensive coordinator at USC for a short period of time, but that’s life. Sorry to break it to everyone, but coaches lie all the time and so many kids have signed with a school only to see a position coach or coordinator leave for an NFL job or someplace else. If you allow McCoy to transfer without penalty after signing with USC you’re opening a door that can’t be closed. It won’t hurt McCoy to sit a year if that’s what he wants to do and no one forced him to enroll early or sign early. He could have waited until February to see if there would be any coaching changes but instead he decided to commit to USC. Players should commit to a school for reasons other than just a coach and this is a great chance to set that example. GORNEY’S VIEW: YES No one is blaming Kliff Kingsbury for leaving USC so quickly especially when an NFL head coaching job becomes available, but no one should hold Bru McCoy to his decision, either. He should be immediately eligible if he decides on going to Texas, which looks almost definite at this point. Days before making his commitment at the All-American Bowl – and the timeline seems to be foggy on when he actually signed his letter of intent – McCoy and his family sat down with the then-offensive coordinator for an in-home visit and Kingsbury broke down how the USC offense would run and what he envisioned for the program. McCoy bought in and then days later Kingsbury was interviewing with the Arizona Cardinals and then took the job. So the five-star athlete who will play receiver in college is now supposed to be held to a commitment he made basically under false pretenses, to a school without an offensive coordinator, when he is no longer secure in that choice? All the cliches about “pick a school for the school and not the coaches,” is just not how it works. Kids develop relationships with coaches and want to play for them, many times that’s where their loyalties lie. So McCoy, who’s been on USC’s campus only for a couple weeks, should be allowed to leave and head to Texas without any penalty – just like Kingsbury was allowed to leave for a better opportunity.

Is this real life?

FERPA. That's the name of Derka's Fupa.

Carlissa Shipp out of California State University, Stanislaus is in the transfer portal. Some guy named Horace is right above her. Who names their kid Horace?

I havent read the IT articles but im praying you arent his source.

Username: imin Password: hydraulics

Footwork bitch got too big for his britches and needed to be shook.

Stan...

No More Parties in LA Staying wavy Baizer and IT liked a Bru tweet

All this talk is giving me a raging clue.

Helton and Swann getting fired is the only thing I can come up with.

Footwork bitch is being investigated?

Now we wait...

They're out trying to broker PWO deals to make ends meet. They arent getting paid at the moment.

I'd like to change the name to the recruiting board to "I'm in Hydraulics" @immamac

It sucks but I personally have no pity for people exploiting kids.

Gerry Hamilton retweed it.

You sound about as soft as Demas.

All of the Footwork Bitch kids Texas has been fortunate to be involved with are mentally weak. While they might be good football players they wont mesh well with a kid like Sam.

Should we tell him thanks?

Footwork Bitch wears TOMS so it's plausible.