USC-Stanford Preview
I discuss the USC-Stanford game and talk about the general state of the Pac-12 with Mark Rogers here. Continue reading USC-Stanford Preview
I discuss the USC-Stanford game and talk about the general state of the Pac-12 with Mark Rogers here. Continue reading USC-Stanford Preview
I hear USC center Toa Lobendahn suffered a new injury in practice this week and could be a game-time decision to play against Stanford. Continue reading Toa Lobendahn Questionable?
USC-Stanford is one of the biggest games in the nation on Saturday but what exactly are the stakes? USC beat Stanford last year and the Cardinal still won the Pac-12 North. The Trojans could lose tomorrow and easily win a Pac-12 South that already looks weak after one week: See Arizona and UCLA. So whatever happens, it’s not really going to earth shattering. Tomorrow’s game … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
Clay Helton said today that Tee Martin is the sole playcaller this season. “Tee’s calling it all,” Helton said. “He does a good job . . . Tee’s doing a great job of calling.” Then Helton was asked if this was different than last season? “Last year Tee called it and Tyson (Helton) and I would chime in,” Helton said. Continue reading Clay Helton Addresses Playcalling
Oregon State baseball coach Pat Casey announced his retirement today. He won three College World Series titles, went to the CWS six times and won 900 games. But . . . he is only 59 years old. Casey is not a big-city guy. However, what does it cost USC to make a run at Casey for its baseball job? I can think of two reasons … Continue reading Someone Tell USC That Pat Casey Retired
Former USC coach John McKay did not like Stanford. “Stanford was not his favorite,” said McKay’s long-time USC assistant, Dave Levy. “He felt they were a little arrogant. Stanford gave him the needle. He used to say, `I like (Stanford coach) John Ralston when we beat them. I don’t like him when we lose to them.’ ” McKay’s ire reached in the early 1970’s when … Continue reading John McKay Did Not Like Stanford