USC tailback Stephen Carr will be sidelined at least three months because of a herniated disc in his back, which means he will miss spring practice. He is not expected to require surgery. Maybe the question is how Carr injured his back? If it happened during a workout, it would provide fodder for those critical of USC’s strength and conditioning program. Carr was never injured … Continue reading Stephen Carr Out For Spring Practice
USC offered a scholarship Thursday to tailback/linebacker Quavaris Crouch, who is ranked the No. 1 player in the nation for the Class of 2019 by Rivals.com. Crouch, who is from Charlotte, N.C., rushed for 3,283 yards and 33 touchdowns last season for Harding High School. Continue reading USC Offers No. 1 Player In Nation
Arizona’s star guard, Allonzo Trier, was declared ineligible by the NCAA today. Arizona will appeal. If Trier doesn’t play in the Pac-12 Tournament, it will make things a lot more interesting. Statement below: Continue reading Arizona Guard Allonzo Trier Ineligible Again
According to this source, there are only four teams with top 10 recruiting classes in the past five years: Alabama Ohio State Georgia USC Who is the only team in that group that has not played for the national championship? Who is the only team that did not make the College Football Playoff? I wonder what the reason could be . . . Continue reading List Of The Day
I hear Clay Helton is not happy anyone knows who calls the plays. I wrote often during the season that Tee Martin, Helton and Tyson Helton shared the duties. During the Cotton Bowl, Tee Martin and new quarterbacks coach Bryan Ellis called plays. No USC coach would admit during the season how it worked. The official line was Martin called the plays even though others … Continue reading Who Calls The Plays? None Of Your Business
USC is offering a lot of scholarships this week, mostly to offensive linemen. It makes sense: Toa Lobendahn and Chris Brown are seniors next season; Cole Smith retired; Nathan Smith might retire and Roy Hemsley is expected to transfer. The most interesting lineman offered was Trevor Roberson of Wellington, Texas, who is 6-11 and 345 pounds. The conventional wisdom is that is too tall to … Continue reading USC Goes On Offering Spree
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