Ethan Rae, a four-star tight end from Orange Lutheran, committed to USC tonight. He is ranked the No. 4 tight end in the nation per Rivals.com. USC is expected to take two tight ends in the Class of 2019 recruiting class. USC now has 11 commitments and the No. 28-ranked class in 2019. So as some quality commits start coming in, a question remains over … Continue reading Four-Star Tight End Ethan Rae Commits To USC
USC is offering two complimenary Coliseum seats to season-ticket holders with pick up in early 2019. Just be glad you’re not getting the seat above. Here are the details: Continue reading USC Offers Coliseum Seats To Season-Ticket Holders
USC will not have a No. 55 this season. That is a good thing. It shows the standard is high and really no longer solely in the hands of the coaches. It is determined by the past No. 55’s like Willie McGinest and Chris Claiborne. Two years ago, Clay Helton gave No. 55 to Cameron Smith then withdrew after criticism from McGinest and Claiborne. McGinest … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Former Players Protect No. 55
Every number at USC has a story. Time for the 2018 class to write the next chapter. #FightOn pic.twitter.com/AT6q3r1KhI — USC Trojans (@USC_Athletics) July 12, 2018 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js As usual, lots of single-digit numbers. And as I wrote a few weeks ago, no one will wear No. 55. It was expected linebacker Palaie Gaoteote would wear it but he opted for his high school number … Continue reading USC Announces Freshmen Numbers
Matt Fink looked sharp at yesterday’s player workout and will probably be the backup to JT Daniels when the season starts because of his experience edge over Jack Sears. So where does all this leave Sears? When should he transfer? Clay Helton told a source he did not think Sears would transfer. But how will Sears feel after he goes through a training camp where … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: What Should Quarterbacks Transfer?
USC has named Justin Silverstein as its new women’s golf coach. Silverstein spent the past two seasons as a USC men’s assistant and was a women’s assistant in 2013 when the Trojans won the NCAA title. He might do a great job. But it also continues the pattern of a lack of ambition when it comes to hiring coaches in the non-revenue producing sports. USC … Continue reading Same Old, Same Old
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