Dave Levy was one of the most influential figures in USC football. He died in November at age 91. Although he was not a head coach at USC, if you ask any player during the years he coached (1960-75), they would mention him and not John McKay as the coach they loved and had fond memories of from their days as Trojans. And they all agreed Levy … Continue reading In Memoriam: Dave Levy
Lincoln Riley couldn’t get USC to the College Football Playoff, so the playoff is coming to USC. Michigan is holding its official Rose Bowl rally today at 2 p.m. at the Galen Center. The pep rally will feature performances by the Michigan Marching Band, Michigan Cheer Team and Michigan Dance Team. There will also be appearances by David Alan Grier and other Michigan alums. Tickets … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Galen Center Hosts Michigan’s Rose Bowl Rally Today
I’ve said Miller Moss deserves to start next season. But here’s a couple other views: Continue reading USC Notes: Conflicting Views On Miller Moss
Dick Leach coached the USC men’s tennis team to three NCAA titles (1991, 93-94). Leach coached 35 All-Americans in his 23-year tenure at USC. He was also an All-American tennis player at USC in 1961 and a star singles and doubles player. Leach coached the USC men’s tennis team for 23 years (1980-2002) and was named Pac-10 coach of the year four times. His sons, … Continue reading In Memoriam: Dick Leach
QUARTERBACK I definitely see the danger of judging a quarterback on one performance but Miller Moss deserves the chance to start next season. Loyal QBs don’t grow in the transfer portal and Moss paid his dues, a lot like the quarterbacks of the Pete Carroll era, who used to wait a couple years before they could start. Grade: A- RUNNING BACKS Where is the running … Continue reading Saturday Buzz: USC-Louisville Report Card
In our continuing look at Trojans who passed away in 2023, Troy Richardson was the punter on the 1985 Rose Bowl championship team and was the Trojans’ starting punter in 1983 and 1984. He was also a member of the Huntington Beach Edison High School football team that won back-to-back CIF championships in 1979-80. After high school, he attended Golden West College. Richardson’s wish was … Continue reading In Memoriam: Troy Richardson
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 