Steve Sarkisian Loses Lawsuit Vs. USC

Former USC coach Steve Sarkisian was not awarded any money by an arbitrator in his wrongful termination lawsuit against the university, according to TMZ Sports. Sarkisian sought $30 million including his salary and damages. But an arbitrator ruled he was “not terminated on the basis of any disability” and “must bear sole responsibility for having actively concealed from USC his claimed disabilities.” Sarkisian had $12. … Continue reading Steve Sarkisian Loses Lawsuit Vs. USC

USC Morning Buzz: Is Pac-12 Officiating About To Get Worse?

Everyone loves to bash Pac-12 referees. But you won’t get to criticize perhaps the best-known official anymore: Land Clark is getting promoted to the NFL. I know what you are thinking: What???? Clark is one of seven referees who joined the NFL for the coming season. The others were Matt Edwards (Big Ten), Chad Hill (SEC), Anthony Jeffries (SEC), Tony Josselyn (SEC), Mark Stewart (Big 12) and Don Willard (Big Ten). Note the SEC had three officials … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Is Pac-12 Officiating About To Get Worse?

USC Sunday Buzz

Mission Viejo upset St. John Bosco in the Battle of the Beach passing tournament at Edison High School yesterday. It’s especially an upset when Bosco has a five-star quarterback DJ Uiagalelei and five-star cornerback (Chris Steele). Then again, does it matter when teams are playing in T-shirts and shorts and no linemen? This is why the rise of 7 on 7 football is good for raising the … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz