Answer Monday, Part VII

Q: Did the fat booster make the roadie to Oregon? Maybe the lack of focus and intensity can be blamed on him.

A: I believe he did. It's his fault!

Q: Do you have any impressions from the trial of HD replay for the officials for the Oregon State game? Did it have an impact on the game? Will the PAC 10 switch to HD, after spending lots on the current replay system? I don't care if we have HD or no-hd, both Verle and Dave Cutia stink, as do the majority of PAC 10 officials.

A: I think the Pac-10 will eventually try to switch to HD. They didn't act like their was any big difference on the plays reviewed, but they said HD is the future. Dave Cutaia was at the USC-Oregon game and quickly provided the explanation on horse-collar tackles being legal in the pocket. Who knew?

Q: I live on the East Coast these days and was in the USC bookstore before the Ohio State game and saw three different kinds of Song Girl dolls on sale: one that was a ragdoll; one that resembled a Barbie Doll wearing the Song Girl uniform; and one that was a larger doll where the Song Girl comes with a wheelbarrow. Yeah, I could't figure out the wheelbarrow thing either. So in order to update the dolls to reflect the values of the Song Girls that have worn the uniform during THIS decade, have you heard anything about the bookstore selling Song Girl dolls in pairs, where they are making out with each other and each doll comes with an accessory of a beer bong in the shape of male reproductive organs?

A: I'm thinking a Jim Healy sound clip would be the appropriate response here, but I'll let the readers pick their own.

Q: Al Davis is Al Davis but isn't the latest Lane Kiffin scenerio consistant with the instigating and backstabbing behavior he exhibited while trying to remove Norm Chow as offensive coordinator.
Wolfie you know about Kiffin then most , please share.

A: I guess one way of putting is Al Davis is the only person who could make people feel sorry for Lane Kiffin. Though I'm betting Norm Chow isn't one of them. Or several other former USC assistant coaches since 2001.