Snoop Dogg Expands On His Instagram Rant In Regards To His Son, Wide Receiver Cordell Broadus

After UCLA’s smacking of the USC Trojans in the Crosstown Showdown last Saturday, rapper/sports fan Snoop Dogg took to Instagram to vent his frustration over how much the Trojans “suck” (his words, not ours). The epic rant which was directed toward USC fans took shots at the team’s play calling and even their quarterback. The most interesting part is what he said at the end:

"It’s going to be hard to get kids to go [to USC] now."

Earlier today, an article from NFL.com’s College Football 24/7 expanded on his Instagram rant quoting him from TMZ as saying “I was just mad about the way we played.” He went into further detail about why he said it would be hard getting kids to go there in regards to his son Cordell Broadus who is a four-star wide receiver out of Bishop Gorman High School in Las Vegas who is being heavily recruited by USC (Broadus also has offers from other big time programs including Arizona State, Florida State, Notre Dame and even Snoop’s favorite team’s arch rival, UCLA).

In regards to his son’s recruitment, Snoop Dogg added:

"He’s going to be a grown adult, so he will make his decision, but I’d say that loss right there is going to hurt because nobody wants to go to a school that can’t beat their rivals."

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Ouch. So does that mean that other schools are now in better standing for the talented Broadus? One would think so the way Snoop was hanging around UCLA earlier this year. To add, Broadus is good friends with UCLA commit, five-star quarterback Josh Rosen, who has already signed his national letter of intent and plans to enroll at UCLA in January. So does UCLA have a good chance to land the Doggfather’s son? It is not out of the question, but seeing as how diehard Snoop Dogg is about USC, it would be hard to project Broadus to the Bruins as a lock right now.

Still, as Snoop Dogg said, it is his son’s decision and if USC is going down the same path as they are now, expect Broadus and others to reconsider a USC team that is no where near having the success they had in the past.