Per Sam Webb: Sunny Odoguw to UCLA
Because it is ALWAYS SUNNY in Westwood!
UCLA is just trolling us now...they don't even want these kids, they just want to stick it to Harbaugh.
(I'm kidding, it's Friday, lighten up)
#1 Michigan vs. #4 Washington
#2 UCLA vs. #3 Georgia
Winner gets three 5-stars, runner-up gets three "sleeper" 3-stars, 3rd place must roll three open scholarships over to next year, whoever goes 0-2 is forced to take three scholarship punters in the same class and put them all on 4-year scholarships.
Bring it.
Worshington should be the 2 seed in that tunamelt but I'd pay some big money to see all of that go down!
Michigan tune-up vs UCLA then we get winner of Georgia and UW.
O LET DO IT
Fantastic school, beautiful campus, warm weather, hot girls, and a mediocre coach.
4 positives and 1 negative isn't all that bad, right?
Expensive as hell in West LA though.
Took a look at our depth chart and realized that he would have to fight for playing time with warrior wolverines. Good luck sir, enjoy mediocrity!
Guys I live in California. LA was nice in the 60s, now not so much. Lots of people leaving. Good luck to him.
Population increase is due to birth rate; net migration (including both domestic and foreign) has been slightly negative for a little while now.
It would be wrong to infer from this that people on the whole just don't want to be in LA, though. Migration rate is mostly about housing stock -- vacancy rate is extremely tight, housing is expensive, and relatively few new units get built. People can't move in if there's no place to move to.
Note: I say all of this as an LA resident who really likes it here.
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No... LA is totally happening right now, especially for millenials, with rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods (Echo Park, Angelino Heights, Glassell Park, etc. etc.) and a big influx of high tech companies on the west side all the way to Santa Monica. And your statement about "a lot of people leaving" is also ridiculous. I commute on I-5 every day through the OC, and I'm seeing a ton more of out-of-state license plates during rush hour (especially from Texas). No, traffic patterns are getting worse and the freeways are jammed throughout the LA Basin because we're pretty much at full employment... I'm even seeing "Help Wanted" signs on businesses for the first time in fifteen years; and people are job hopping and getting raises, indicating more bargaining power for labor. And the real estate market is booming with rising prices, again a symptom of a very healthy economy. But you're referencing the 1960s, so you must be a retiree on fixed income at this point, or someone who can't afford to retire, hence the naysaying comments.
There's nothing wrong with LA. It's happening for some people. I just stated a fact that the area has a net migration loss (of natural born Americans.) Don't get your panties in a bunch. Like I said I'm most likely getting promoted there. Hopefully not but we will persevere if it occurs.
because the cost of living, principally housing, is soaring. Why is it soaring? Because there's so much demand for housing in LA.
In other words, to paraphrase Yogi Berra, "No one lives in LA anymore. It's too crowded."
We need to play UCLA in a football game real soon so that they can be put in there place as a shitty team!
There place is Westwood.
He went to Sunny southern cal. We'll be alright. Harbaugh has it covered
GO BLUE!!
Your wish will likely be granted.
Silver lining: whoever plays at RT ths year will gain a ton of experience for 2018 and beyond.
It seems like we've been trying to get one the past three offseasons.
things other than playing great football and being coached by one of the best is a factor here.
How UCLA keeps pulling this off astounds me. I'm sure the campus and the school is fine, but how anyone would look at UCLA's recent past and future and Michigan's and believe the prior is better and brighter than the latter is a major leap.
if his name had been Overcast Odoguw.
UCLA and Michigan are similar academically. Michigans football program is obviously on the up and up while UCLA is UCLA. He would probably start at Michigan and he'll probably start at UCLA.
The only logical explanation is weather. Miami and UCLA have similar climates.
is he was probably guaranteed playing time. Harbaugh told him you would have to earn a starting spot. Usually transfer OL position for 1 year don't work out. By the time they learn the offense half the season is over. But who knows may be he would have done well at Michigan. Best of luck to him at UCLA.