[mofome]

that would be interesting if it happened. he may take a year off, but UCLA may be able to get him on campus. that ucla/usc rivalry could be sparked back up pretty soon if things continue to pick up for the Bruins.

[mofome]

Chow takes UCLA job
Posted by Brian Dohn at 8:21 PM
Norm Chow has accepted UCLA offensive coordinator's job, according to sources. Here is something I wrote for online.

By Brian Dohn
Staff Writer
UCLA coach Rick Neuheisel completed the daily doubles of coordinators when Norm Chow accepted the offensive coordinator's role Sunday, according to sources.
Chow, the former Tennessee Titans and USC offensive coordinator, gives Neuheisel a formidable staff along with defensive coordinator DeWayne Walker.
Ironically, Neuheisel, Chow and Walker each interviewed for the head coaching job.
A UCLA official declined comment.
Chow was a long-time offensive coordinator at BYU, but made his mark nationally as the offensive coordinator at USC, tutoring Heisman Trophy-winning quarterbacks Carson Palmer and Matt Leinart.
He spent the last three seasons as the offensive coordinator of the NFL’s Tennessee Titans, but was fired last week. Neuheisel was waiting for Chow to decide whether or not he would return to college football, attempt to secure another NFL job or take a year off from coaching.
Part of the lure of coaching at UCLA is Chow’s family remains in Southern California, where he owns a house.
He will take over a UCLA offense that struggled the last two seasons, but there is experience at quarterback with seniors Ben Olson and Patrick Cowan.

from insidesocal.com

[ritehook]

Bruin QBs will be the winners. Chow is the world's champion when it comes to developing NFL-ready QBs.

[bigboydan]

This was an excellent hire for UCLA!

The UCLA alumni have really got to like the direction the school is going with the football program these days.

[mofome]

Bruin QBs will be the winners. Chow is the world's champion when it comes to developing NFL-ready QBs.

i wonder now if mallett would have been better off there. seems like the pac-10 just improved greatly.