USC coach Lincoln Riley did a barrage of TV shows today and told the Pat McAfee Show “Going and playing in these different venues for all the teams, I think it’s going to be awesome,” Riley said. “It’s a tremendous league that’s only been made better by these additions. The schedule we’re getting ready to play. The different rivalries that are getting ready to come … Continue reading Lincoln Riley Swears He Is Happy To Be In Big Ten
I hear when new USC defensive line coach Eric Henderson was offered the job, he made it clear to the Rams he was willing to stick around because the defensive coordinator’s job was about to open with Raheem Morris becoming the Atlanta Falcons’ head coach. But the Rams declined to offer Henderson the defensive coordinator job and instead promoted linebackers’ coach Chris Shula to defensive … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC Provided Nice Landing Spot In Coaching Carousel
The long, overdrawn saga of where Kliff Kingsbury goes is finally over. He is becoming the offensive coordinator of the Washington Commanders. This will be the second time Kingsbury left USC. And what exactly did USC get out of him? Did he improve the offense or Caleb Williams last season? But if Lincoln Riley leaves USC, you can bet Kingsbury’s name will surface as a … Continue reading Kliff Kingsbury Finally Leaves USC (Again)
Bill Lachemann, a long-time coach with the Angels, died Saturday. He was 89. He was the catcher on a team I like to write about: the American Legion team, Crenshaw Post 715, that won the national title in 1951 at Tiger Stadium. Sparky Anderson was the shortstop. Billy Consolo, a pro baseball player from 1953-62, was the third baseman. Rene Lachemann, the pro baseball player/manager, was … Continue reading A Legendary Baseball Team Loses A Member
Andy Enfield is under more heat than at any time in his USC career. But I don’t expect him to be fired after the season. His contract goes through 2027-28, so a buyout (negotiated by Mike Bohn) is considered significant. He makes well more than $4 million a year. When I say the buyout is significant, I mean because it is USC basketball. USC will … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: What’s Going To Happen With Andy Enfield?
USC has offered a scholarship to Rodney Sermons Jr., a defensive back at Rancho Cucamonga High School. He is the son of USC running back Rodney Sermons. Sermons Jr. also has offers from Alabama, Oregon, Washington and Michigan State. Bronny James posted a career-high 7 assists last night 📈 pic.twitter.com/SKHnkJZ1k1 — USC Men's Basketball (@USC_Hoops) February 2, 2024 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading USC Offers A Legacy
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