Five-star QB Dylan Raiola committed to Georgia this morning. Raiola had been projected to commit to the Bulldogs although at one point USC was considered the leader in March. The happiest player to hear this news will be Malachi Nelson, USC’s freshman QB. But after his spring, I doubt Lincoln Riley will feel the same way. What does USC do now? The fanboys will say … Continue reading What Does USC Do Now That Dylan Raiola Picks Georgia
I have to say at the moment I’m in agreement with the oddsmakers right now about USC winning the Pac-12. It has to do with two things: Caleb Williams should be the eraser to overcome the defense in many situations while Oregon seems to find a way to stumble when it shouldn’t. On paper, the Ducks have a lot of good parts. But it’s still … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC To Win Pac-12? Correct (Right Now)
USC got its third straight gem from its pitching staff as Tyler Stromsborg allowed one run in 6 2/3 innings in a 5-1 victory over Arizona State. USC swept the Sun Devils, who started the weekend ahead of the Trojans in the Pac-12 standings. USC is now 31-20-1 overall and 16-11 in the Pac-12. Arizona State dropped to 29-21 and 14-12. The Trojans were picked … Continue reading USC Baseball Gets Critical Sweep
It was less than a month ago I wrote a Friday notes column with a picture of former USC athletic director Willis O. Hunter that said, “Hunter was athletic director for 32 years (1925-57) at USC but is largely forgotten today, unfortunately. He presided over USC’s transformation into a national championship power in many sports.” Well, here is what USC social media has posted for … Continue reading USC Needs A History Refresher
Joelle Trepagnier, the daughter of former USC basketball player Jeff Trepagnier, won the 400 meters at the Southern Section Division 2 championships on Saturday. Trepagnier is a sophomore at Culver City High School. Her mother is former USC sprinter Malika Edmonson. Her grandmother, former USC assistant Barbara Edmonson, was an Olympic silver medalist in the 100 meters and gold medalist in the 4 x 100 … Continue reading Sunday Buzz: USC Bloodlines Claim A Title
One of the longest transfer sagas I can remember is finally over as former USC wide receiver Gary Bryant committed to Oregon tonight. This started early last season when Bryant decided to “redshirt” but it was common knowledge he would transfer. He chose Oregon over Texas A&M and Arizona. This might be hard to believe, but Bryant, who is entering his fourth-year sophomore season, has … Continue reading Gary Bryant Finally Picks A New School
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