All the talk about Kevin Porter being a possible lottery pick and he dropped to the last pick of the first round, where he was taken by Cleveland. Looks like the fears about his character mattered. Continue reading Kevin Porter Falls To No. 30
One thing USC did this week was trot three Heismans out to Howard Jones Field to show off to recruits at its summer camp. The way it treats Heismans sometimes comes across as cavalier. Any old staff member can just start playing with them. Outdoors. And it comes off as disrespectful. If you go to Heritage Hall, a couple Heismans look a little beat up. … Continue reading Afternoon Notes: USC Breaks Out Heismans
United Airlines is offering some direct flights for college football fans, which I list at the bottom of this post. But the link USC tweeted out about direct flights from Los Angeles to South Bend did not work. Who to blame? USC or United? That’s a tough one. You can’t even do this right. pic.twitter.com/67kkRvxddY — Kevin (@kmac12380) June 20, 2019 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading USC And United Offer Direct Flight To Notre Dame (With Bad Link)
Before getting too excited about June football camps at USC, remember four years ago Tee Martin‘s son committed to USC during a camp and then eight months later committed to Clemson (smart move on the kid’s part). One year when Pete Carroll was at USC, I went to a camp and during a lunch break, there was only a punter on the field trying to … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Camp Stories!
New USC baseball coach Jason Gill has hired former Nebraska assistant Ted Silva as an assistant coach. They were teammates at Cal State Fullerton and spent 2011 together at Loyola Marymount. USC fans might remember Silva as the winning pitcher for Cal State Fullerton in its 11-5 victory over USC in the 1995 College World Series championship game. Gill is also expected to retain USC … Continue reading USC Night Notes
If you are distressed that recent USC commitment Kyle Juergens is a two-star prospect, it doesn’t mean the recruiting services are always right? Kenechi Udeze was not a highly regarded prospect until after he committed to USC. And sometimes it works in the reverse way. Why did recruiting services rank former point guard Derryck Thornton a five-star prospect? He was ranked the No. 14 player in … Continue reading The Recruiting Stars Don’t Always Matter
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 