Where Is The Voice For Athletics At USC?

Alex English, an NBA legend and star player at South Carolina, is a member of his alma mater’s Board of Trustees. Can you imagine if USC did something like that? Having an accomplished athlete who understands sports and can add the concerns of athletics during discussions on the university? Whenever USC has had an athlete on its board, it was like they were went out … Continue reading Where Is The Voice For Athletics At USC?

USC Morning Buzz: Nothing Like Whining Over A Victory

USC routed Stanford on Wednesday night and kept itself in position to win the Pac-12. So what does Andy Enfield do? Whine about the schedule. “It is disappointing that Oregon doesn’t have to play UCLA in Pauley (Pavilion) like they were supposed to, but that’s all I really can say,” Enfield said after the Stanford game. All he can say? Why can’t he say more … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Nothing Like Whining Over A Victory

What Would Full-Capacity Coliseum Mean In 2021?

Alabama athletic director Greg Byrne announced he expects a full-capacity crowd at Bryant-Denny Stadium in the fall. The problem with USC is it cannot expect a full-capacity crowd even if it allows a full-capacity crowd at the Coliseum. USC does not release season-ticket renewals, with good reason. Sales were down, before the pandemic, and the trend continued the past 12 months. As things start to … Continue reading What Would Full-Capacity Coliseum Mean In 2021?

Morning Buzz: A Sign USC Can Be Like SEC Schools

A USC student sent me this photo Monday. They said it was on a wall of a building on Figueroa St. about 2-3 blocks from campus. It’s surprising because that’s the kind of thing you might see in the SEC. Then again, I wrote yesterday that fans are even more fed up after not being able to vent last season, so maybe it’s not surprising. Continue reading Morning Buzz: A Sign USC Can Be Like SEC Schools