...There was a general impression last season that operating USC's offense was about as difficult as playing a video game, with coaches merely required to press the right buttons with two Heisman Trophy winners.It's not an idea endorsed by USC coach Pete Carroll, who thinks the Trojans could fall apart just as easily as some of college football's other dynasties, the most recent example being Miami.
"Heck yeah, we could," Carroll said. "It's a finely tuned instrument. It's not just the players or coaches. It's both."
But in the eyes of skeptics, this year would be a truer test for offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin, quarterbacks coach Steve Sarkisian and even Carroll, who keeps a firm hand over the offense...
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