Are you watching Germany-Mexico? This does not look like your typical German team down 1-0 at halftime. But they are pushing for a goal in the second half. Mexico is lively and giving Fox a team to promote without the U.S. But will Mexico wilt before the game ends? This game certainly is more fun than Serbia-Costa Rica (very early) this morning. UPDATED: Mexico holds … Continue reading Sunday World Cup Talk
Kaden Martin, who will be a freshman at Redondo High next season, was offered today by USC. The quarterback is the son of USC offensive coordinator Tee Martin and has offers from Alabama and Lane Kiffin (Florida Atlantic). I guess this makes USC the frontrunner. Or does it? His oldest son, Amari Rodgers, committed to USC but signed with Clemson. Besides, what if Tee Martin … Continue reading USC Offers Tee Martin’s Son
USC offered Narbonne quarterback Jake Garcia (Class of 2021) this afternoon after it hosted a 7-on-7 passing tournament at Howard Jones Field. Garcia previously had offers from Georgia and Nebraska. Surprised USC offered after those schools? I’m not. Continue reading USC Offers Narbonne QB . . . After Georgia
Antelope Valley, Eisenhower, Lincoln (San Diego), Mira Mesa (San Diego), Narbonne and Upland are among the schools competing in a passing tournament today at Howard Jones Field. Why is Upland there? Because USC wants to scout linebacker Justin Flowe, who is a Class of 2020 prospect with 35 scholarship offers. Upland also has running back Cameron Davis, who is committed to Washington. Narbonne has Class of … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: More Prospects On Campus
If you were a reader of my previous USC blog, you know I give the readers a chance to discuss the World Cup, which is off to a flying start after Ronaldo’s hat trick today in a 3-3 draw with Spain. Did he already secure the golden boot? There are four matches tomorrow: France-Australia; Peru-Denmark; Argentina-Iceland and Croatia-Nigeria. The latter two matches should be entertaining … Continue reading World Cup Talk
The new NCAA transfer rule allows players to participate in four games without losing their redshirt year. Imagine Jack Sears playing in four games last season and still being a redshirt? Or better yet, Clay Helton would not have been able to burn wide receiver Randall Grimes’ redshirt last season when he appeared in only three games. De’Anthony Melton will work out with the Lakers … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It Must Be Time For A Notes Column
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