The Pac-12 released its football schedules and USC’s is below. REACTION: It certainly is not as easy as 2022. After an easy first month, USC has Notre Dame and Utah in back-to-back weeks. It also closes with Washington, Oregon and UCLA. This schedule will not make Lincoln Riley as happy as he was in 2022, when he had a ridiculous schedule. But on the bright … Continue reading USC Football Schedule Released
It didn’t take Kyle Ford long to transfer to UCLA. It makes sense with UCLA’s lack of quality of receivers last season and I’m sure Chip Kelly promised him a prominent role in the offense. Still, it’s always a little weird when someone transfers across town — either way. Tight end Caleb Wilson, the son of former USC assistant coach Chris Wilson — went from … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Crosstown Transfer Shuffle
Inside the Galen Center is the Founders Room, where boosters gather before games and at halftime to eat pricey food or drink alcohol and rub shoulders with Mike Bohn. During Saturday’s game vs. Utah, the roof was leaking and rain was falling right on to the dining tables while boosters tried to eat. Meanwhile, all the TV’s were showing TMZ, apparently oblivious to other college … Continue reading Galen Center Follies
The Pac-12 football schedule will be released Wednesday at 10 a.m. PT on the Pac-12 Network, if you get it. According to John Canzano, Nov. 11 will be a big day. Nov. 11 USC at Oregon Utah at Washington Also: Colorado coach Deion Sanders’ first home Pac-12 game will be vs. USC after the Buffaloes open at Oregon. Tough start. USC will also have byes … Continue reading Nov. 11 Will Be A Big Day In Pac-12
It was welcomed news for some that Lincoln Riley pledged to take a more active role with the defense. “My role within the defense will certainly change this offseason,” Riley said. “The reality is for us to make the jump defensively we got to make, the roster’s got to get better, the development’s got to get better, I have to be better at my role … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Suggestion For Lincoln Riley
These are rare color photos I first ran in September from when Martin Luther King spoke at the Coliseum in May, 1964. The photos were taken by Jay A. Brown, who worked as an assistant to Congressman Thomas Rees. But it went undiscovered until it was found a drawer by Brown’s daughter about 50 years later. Here’s a close-up that shows Dick Van Dyke on the far left. Van … Continue reading Martin Luther King And USC
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