Keyshawn does not like the hire

[sthusker]

http://247sports.com/Bolt/Former-USC-players-unhappy-with-Clay-Helton-hire-per-report-41559965. Doesn't like that hire

 

[jflores]

More interested in what the OT kid thinks at this point in time.

 

[GeauxBigRed]

He just tweeted #Helton2016

So I'm guessing that's your answer.

 

[JustwinNU3]

This does not say that Johnson doesn't like the hire. Read the article. WOW. Its saying Johnson is telling them to get motivated to play for Helton. Its the opposite of what you are saying

 

[Suh is King]

THIS......OP did you read it, or just scan?

This does not say that Johnson doesn't like the hire. Read the article. WOW. Its saying Johnson is telling them to get motivated to play for Helton. Its the opposite of what you are saying

 

[forNU]

That's not how I read it at all. Seems like he's fully supportive based on the article you linked OP.

 

[JustwinNU3]

http://247sports.com/Bolt/Former-USC-players-unhappy-with-Clay-Helton-hire-per-report-41559965. Doesn't like that hire

you should read stuff before you post it!

 

[HuskersMan34]

What the hell does this sentence mean? "Perhaps they've had a chance of hard now that it's come down to actually making the decision."

I don't really care about the rest of that article, but shouldn't a professional writer catch that sentence? Or does this dipshit actually think the phrase is "chance of hard" instead of "change of heart."?

 

[Nobull]

http://247sports.com/Bolt/Former-USC-players-unhappy-with-Clay-Helton-hire-per-report-41559965. Doesn't like that hire

They interviewed him on ESPN, he was very excited about the hire.

 

[GeauxBigRed]

And throw in the fact Keyshawn was just on ESPN said they himself, Ronnie Lott, Carson Palmer, Marcus Allen, and a few others were briefed on the plan and fully supported it.

 

[maplesyrup95]

What the hell does this sentence mean? "Perhaps they've had a chance of hard now that it's come down to actually making the decision."

I don't really care about the rest of that article, but shouldn't a professional writer catch that sentence? Or does this dipshit actually think the phrase is "chance of hard" instead of "change of heart."?

It's crazy now that blogger-journalists can seem like full-fledged journalists thanks to the Internet age