USC coach Pete Carroll wants his team to wear their red home jerseys at UCLA this Saturday, even though it will cost his team two timeouts during the game.
Carroll said on Monday that the Trojans would wear their cardinal red home jerseys on Saturday at the Rose Bowl. That violates an NCAA rule that requires visiting teams to wear white, and the infraction will cost him two timeouts, one per half…
“I just thought it was a really cool tradition,” Carroll said. As for losing timeouts? “I don’t care about it right now,” Carroll said. “I think it’s the fun thing to do, and I think the fans will appreciate it over time.”
The “tradition” of both teams wearing their home jerseys was last carried out 26 years ago, and USC has to win the rivalry game in order to secure their spot in the Rose Bowl. So no pressure, boys. Just focus on tradition and fun, and relax knowing that you’re not wearing white after Labor Day. That has to be a relief. Those away jerseys totally made you look fat.


The internet’s a better place when the Trojan players are wearing their shirts, no matter the color.
FERR-ELL!
Shiva H. Vishnu, I hate USC.
And yes, I’m aware they’ll beat the Bruins by about 50.
Clock management is for losers.
Dick Jauron is currently looking into whether this rule can be applied for the Bills.
Donovan McNabb was also unaware of this rule
This also means that the Song Girls will be topless.
They could give up all their timeouts and spot ucla 3 touchdowns and still win easily.
+1 Enrico
The ONLY reason to watch the game.
@ Punch
Andy Reid and Herman Edwards both approve.