I’ve focused a lot on USC fans who gave up their season tickets the past two seasons. But there could be an overlooked constituency that goes ballistic in the fall: The fans who don’t get to go to games. If USC plays in a stadium that is half empty (or more), someone will be denied access. Once you get past the student section and Scholarship … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Who Tells Fans No Admittance To Games?
I keep reading USC’s schedule is a nightmare. Why? USC opens with Alabama and closes with Notre Dame. Tough games. What else is there? New Mexico is awful. Stanford won four games last season and had about 15 players enter the transfer portal. Arizona State is a respectable team but not considered a surefire Top 25 opponent. Utah is supposed to be a tough game … Continue reading USC Schedule Is Not As Tough As Some Think
Former Georgetown guard Mac McClung has chosen Texas Tech as his next destination. USC was one of his seven finalists. Do you blame him? Red Raiders coach Chris Beard has been to an NCAA championship game and an Elite Eight in 2018-19. Andy Enfield took Florida Gulf Coast to the Sweet 16 in 2013. Continue reading Mac McClung Picks Texas Tech
If the offensive line is USC’s weak spot, it has a dilemma with its best lineman, Alijah Vera-Tucker. USC seems ready to move Vera-Tucker to left tackle, which makes sense because Kedon Slovis needs protection. But . . . usually it is better to move someone from the outside to the inside part of the line than vice versa. So there is a risk in … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Weighing Risk Of Moving Top Lineman
For whatever reason, Arizona has been ahead of the curve in dealing with its season-ticket holders. Here is its policy for fans who have season tickets but worry they might be at risk if they are in a stadium or arena with other fans. “Season-ticket holders concerned about their well-being could keep their seats for the 2021 football and/or ’21-22 men’s basketball seasons by putting … Continue reading Should USC Offer Season-Ticket Holders A Sabbatical?
USC recruiting is going so well it is a little surprising when Troy Franklin of Atherton, Calif., one of the top wide receivers in the nation, does not have the Trojans in is final four. This journey has been the best ,, next time I’ll be committed ! Here’s my Final Four !!❤️ pic.twitter.com/KlrBExEYP9 — Troy Franklin (@TroooyyyyyyTroy) May 26, 2020 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading Top Receiver Narrows Schools
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