I’ve been critical in the past about USC having the two players wear the same number. Now we have a new one: Three players wearing the same number. Miller Moss, Isaac Taylor-Stuart and Joshua Jackson are all wearing No. 6. That obviously will not fly. USC is going to make someone change or else transfer. Or will they throw a bad number on Jackson if … Continue reading USC Now Has Three Players Wearing Same Number
I was doing some research on USC’s 1972 season and came across this item in the media guide: “Every season, USC has to cut its season ticket sales off at about 50,000 and with the schedules the Trojans have lined up for this and future years there is no reason to see any change.” Only 50,000 season tickets? That isn’t a problem in the Clay … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Where Did 50,000 Season-Ticket Limit Go?
Marcus Allen rushed for 226 yards and two touchdowns as No. 1 USC squeaked past No. 2 Oklahoma, 28-24, in 1981. Of course, the play everyone remembers is QB John Mazur’s 7-yard TD pass to TE Fred Cornwell (below) for the winning score. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Night
USC basketball is 16-13 against the spread this season, which is the 12th-worst mark of teams in the NCAA Tournament. In USC’s favor, Kansas is only 14-12-1 vs. the spread and ESPN guru Joe Lunardi likes the Trojans to make the Elite Eight and beating Oregon again. Did you see former USC WR Josh Imatorbhebhe had a vertical leap of 46.5 inches. It’s believed to … Continue reading USC Notes: Good And Bad NCAA Tournament Takes
If you get a chance, I recommend watching the 2001 Sweet 16 USC-Kentucky game with former players Sam Clancy, David Blu (Bluthenthal), Brandon Granville and Jeff Trepagnier (below). The players are entertaining and the game brings back a lot of memories. In the first few minutes, Granville says, “(we) ended up staying in the Ritz-Carlton after that whole fiasco with Coach Bibby.” So here’s what … Continue reading Did You Watch The USC-Kentucky Rewind?
I wrote a note in Monday’s USC newsletter about an assistant coach calling out the obsequious way Clay Helton acts toward Graham Harrell. The funny part is two USC coaches contacted me afterward asking if I was referring to them as the anonymous coach in the story who gave Helton a piece of their mind and I wasn’t referring to either of them! I was … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: It Might Be A Circus But At Least It’s Our Circus
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 