Emmanuel Moody may have hinted at what he was going to do, and how he differed from the rest of USC's tailbacks, when he said last week that the decision about who would be the featured back would cause "chaos" for the talented backs who weren't picked.No other USC tailback talked of that kind of downside. Allen Bradford, C. J. Gable and Chauncey Washington all said they were hoping the competition would make them better. Freshman Joe McKnight just laughed, saying there was a big upside because with 10 tailbacks in camp, they were getting so much rest between reps.
That Moody, the Trojans' second-leading rusher last season, has decided to transfer after one season didn't come as a surprise to Coach Pete Carroll...
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USC back to transfer, is considering Oklahoma State - The Oklahoman
Moody proves to be appropriate name for former Longhorn recruit - Austin American-Statesman
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