The NCAA turned down USC's request to self-impose sanctions and restrictions on the school's football program, which may have hastened Pete Carroll's departure to the Seattle Seahawks, CBS NFL insider Charley Casserly reported on The NFL Today pregame show. The NCAA's decision may have been a factor in Carroll lessening his demand of having complete control of an organization's football operations before agreeing to coach an NFL team, Casserly believes. Carroll, according to Casserly, will have authority over the Seahawks' 53-man roster while the GM will have authority over the draft. Source: SportingNews.com
Pete Carroll wouldn't do crap in the NFL going to a good team, now that he's going to a crap team will mean his tenure in the NFL will be even shorter. I see Steve Spurrier part deux
