The failure to address Clay Helton’s terrible reign as football coach is obviously a huge shortcoming for the USC athletic dept.
But . . .
The women’s basketball team has not made the NCAA Tournament since 2014 and only two times since 2006. This is a program that was the nation’s crown jewel in the 1980’s. Now it has a coach (Mark Trakh) on his second stint at USC and has not made the tournament in his past 7 seasons.
It’s not a topic that garners a lot of interest. But an athletic director should be accountable for it. Especially when USC tries to act like it is so groundbreaking when it comes to women’s athletics.
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 
In a way, leaving Mark Trakh in place is groundbreaking….
#OrDidYouMeanGroundbreakingInAGoodWay?
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Yes totally agree – USC Athletic Department and Women’s Basketball program have a lot or work to do – coaching and recruiting – in a a solid highly competitive PAC12 conference: Stanford, Oregon, Arizona, and UCLA. I want to see USC Womens Basketball to be able to compete at high level in conference and nationally.
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Wolf you seem to be preaching to the wrong crowd.
The only school brags about the might of women’s sports is Ucla.
They tailgate gymnastics harder than a Bruin football game.
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