Tyler Brett
Pac 12 Columnist
Lifelong sports fan with opinions on all things sport. Started my own blog, Mild Mannered Sports Enthusiast, to share my sports jokes and joined Rant Sports to break down the Pac 12.
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College Football Recruiting: Utah Utes Get Commitment From Conner Manning
College football recruiting for the 2013 class continues to march on as the Utah Utes have gotten a verbal commitment from quarterback Conner Manning of El Toro, California. Utah was able to sell the young quarterback prospect on the school by quickly building a relationship between their coaching staff and the QB. Manning has worked [...]
TweetCollege Football Recruiting: Shaq Thompson Should Stick With His Day Job
The Washington Huskies achieved a great recruiting feat when they secured a commitment from the number one safety recruit in the 2012 class, Shaq Thompson. The commitment was a huge get for the Huskies as Thompson was originally committed to California before changing his mind and switching allegiances to UW. The 5-star recruit will be [...]
TweetPac-12 Assistant Coaches Ready To Lead: Noel Mazzone, UCLA Bruins
College football is always searching for the next head coaching genius among the ranks of assistant coaches on the top staffs around the country. In the same way, we continue our profile of Pac-12 assistant coaches ready to move up with UCLA Bruins offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone. Mazzone is a bit older for a first [...]
TweetMike Leach On The Appeal Of Pullman And The Unfair Literary Advantage Of God
When Mike Leach became the head coach at Washington State, he brought with him a renewed sense of excitement to Pullman that had been missing since the early 2000s. Howie Stalwick of the Kitsap Sun recently conducted an interview with the new Cougar head coach and got to speak to him, getting his thoughts on [...]
TweetPac-12 Assistant Coaches Ready To Lead: Pep Hamilton, Stanford Cardinal
Big time college football won’t ever stop looking for the next great head coach among the ranks of assistants across the nation. In that spirit, we continue with our series profiling Pac-12 assistant coaches ready to move up to the big office with Stanford Cardinal offensive coordinator Andrew Luck Director of Offense, Pep Hamilton. Hamilton [...]
TweetPac-12 Assistant Coaches Ready To Lead: Mark Helfrich, Oregon Ducks
The coaching carousel is in perpetual motion in college football and teams are always looking for the next assistant who will make a splash as a head coach. With that in mind, we continue our profiles of Pac-12 assistant coaches who will get plenty of consideration for future head coaching vacancies with Oregon Ducks offensive [...]
TweetPac-12 Assistant Coaches Ready To Lead: Justin Wilcox, Washington Huskies
The college football coaching landscape is always in flux. Every offseason, schools look to upgrade their coaching staff looking for the next great mind who will lead their program to glory. Everyone is always keeping an eye on the coaching staffs of successful teams to pluck the next great coach out of the ranks of [...]
TweetWhat Killed The Pac-12 vs Big Ten Crossover?
Last March, the Pac-12 approached the Big Ten with an exciting proposition for a non-conference slate of games between the two conference, much like the Big Ten/ACC Challenge in college basketball. The proposal would pair up a team from each conference to play early in the season, generating major national attention for both conferences, boosting [...]
TweetCollege Football Recruiting: USC Trojans Rolling To Another Top Class
In the early 2000s, Pete Carroll restored the USC Trojans to a place of national power. From 2002 to 2008, the Trojans won an unprecedented seven straight conference titles, dominating the Pac 12 by fielding a team so deep with talent, a third string running back at USC could be a star almost anywhere else [...]
TweetCollege Football Recruiting: Nico Falah Chooses His Side In The Battle For Los Angeles
The rivalry between cross-town USC and UCLA is an extremely fiery one that stretches across every facet of their universities. They compete on the field in the Pac 12 South, they compete for attention in the city of Los Angeles, and most importantly, they often square off over the same home-grown recruits. While USC has [...]
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