USC already received a commitment from Joey Wright, who is either 6-5, 6-6 or 6-7. Today, USC offered offensive tackle Jonah Miller of Tucson, who is 6-8, 298 pounds. At least he is big. Who knows how good he is. Clay Helton? Tim Drevno? Continue reading USC Going After Big Prospects
ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Bilas was asked today about USC guard Kevin Porter‘s NBA draft status. “He is super athletic and gifted. Great speed, very good off the bounce. I’d call him a transition athlete. Just an outstanding scorer. He’s got a good release on his shot, tons of confidence. He just can toy with defenders on the college level. When he’s engaged, he … Continue reading Jay Bilas On Kevin Porter
USC is selling T-shirts at the bookstore that say “The Coli” on the front. This became a moniker for the Coliseum during the Pete Carroll era and has now gone mainstream, unfortunately. Since it is no longer going to be the United Airlines Memorial Coliseum, it would also be nice to get rid of slang references to the stadium. USC doesn’t help that cause with … Continue reading Afternoon Notes: United Is Out Now Get Rid Of Coli
Wide receiver Josh Imatorbhebhe is transferring to Illinois, where he will join wide receiver Trevon Sidney and defensive end Oluwole Betiku. “First and foremost I want to thank God for the peace he’s brought me during this time as well as to everyone else who has been involved in this long and drawn out process,” Imatorbhebhe said. He’s right about the drawn out part. Illinois … Continue reading Josh Imatorbhebhe And Derryck Thornton Pick Schools
A natural question would be whether Lynn Swann was at Pebble Beach over the weekend? At least on Saturday night, Swann was in Washington, D.C., attending the black-tie 244th birthday party for the U.S. Army at the Washington Hilton Hotel. A good rule of thumb is wherever Swann is, he is not working. Why does he need to work in mid-June anyways? School ended at … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Where Was Lynn Swann This Weekend?
Does it matter that four of the past six high school offensive linemen who committed to USC were ranked below three-stars by at least one major recruiting news service? It doesn’t if your program has a history of developing players. USC does not in the Clay Helton era. Maybe you trust Tim Drevno? Or Graham Harrell? Based upon what? Drevno hasn’t done much with the … Continue reading A Word On Offensive Line Recruiting
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 