USC's Ed Orgeron talks about the defense

Sports Nation was making fun of the USC Defense for allowing 4 touchdowns (27 points) and 3 field goals (9 points = 36 total points), by conducting a Viewer Pole that showed 20% of the viewers were satisfied with the defense and 80% of the viewers believed that the defense was a major problem. 20% correct on any test would mean a grade of F (Failing) on any Grammar School Test-Let alone on a College Exam.

It is time for a 1 – 2 – 3 punch to improve the USC Defense which can be summed up in one type of Defensive Player: BERRY of the TENNESSEE VOLS. Berry was BERRY, BERRY Good at what he did:

1 – 2 – 3 punch to improve the USC Defense:

1.) Choose the most respected defense team’s player leader, (not
      unlike Tim Tebow the Florida Gator’s Team Leader).

2.) He should be USC’s best defensive tackler.

3.) Trained this best defensive tackler to be like a USC offensive receiver. (Trained in a 1, 2, 3 Drill by using USC Quarterback to pass to USC’s best offensive receiver so that the best defensive tackler would tackle on the first throw, bat the ball down on the second throw and jump in front of the offensive receiver and catch the ball, to train to intercept the football. Then alternate and mix the above 3 practice plays at the coach’s discretion.