Paul Finebaum Flips the Script on Sherrone Moore While Branding Lincoln Riley’s USC Career a Straight-Up “Train Wreck”
“The worst coaching jobs I’ve ever seen.” That’s what Paul Finebaum had called Lincoln Riley’s run with the Trojans back on the SEC Network. Riley has had a rough couple of years. The last time the team managed to get anything done was in 2021. Since then, they have not made any significant mark in college football.
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Now, on ESPN First Take on August 13th, we find Finebaum ripping apart Riley yet again. “I’m so underwhelmed by what he has done there. He train wrecked it,” Finebaum said. The main grip that Finebaum has on Riley is the fact that the HC refused to change. While Caleb Williams was on the team, the Trojans had shown promise. After that, it was all downhill. However, the main surprise was when Finebaum said, “He (Riley) is an average coach. I think Sherrone Moore is capable of being a good coach at Michigan”. Stay tuned for updates.
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