Here’s a quick to-do list for Jen Cohen. These are things she needs to do. Not things I would do. Some coaches would be fired if it were my list. 1.) Keep Lincoln Riley humble, force him to meet the public and constantly remind him to play complementary football with the defense this season. 2.) Tell Andy Enfield he has one more season to get … Continue reading A To-Do List For Jen Cohen
Shouldn’t the Pac-12 have made streaming free to everyone for the men’s and women’s basketball tournaments? It’s the last hurrah. Let the people watch. The Pac-12 Network is televising 18 of the 22 games for the men and women. Why not let the fans actually watch it? USC plays at 12 p.m. today. If you have DirecTV, forget it. We are past the point of … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: One Last Own Goal By Pac-12
Did you catch Lori Loughlin making fun of herself on last weekend’s episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm? No? Well, here’s a recap: Continue reading USC Notes: Lori Loughlin Pokes Fun At Her Image
USC women’s basketball is ranked No. 3 in the nation with a chance for a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. But what USC and Nike did to the uniforms is an abomination. When the Trojans wear a yellow uniform, the jersey says “Southern Cal.” Even worse, when USC wears its black uniforms, the jersey says “So Cal.” For decades, USC’s official position was … Continue reading It’s Not So Cal
The other day I made fun of how when I hear new Michigan defensive coordinator Wink Martindale’s name, I think of the game-show host. But let’s compare and contrast for a minute: Martindale has been a defensive coordinator for three NFL teams (Giants, Ravens, Broncos) and three colleges (Defiance, Western Illinois, Western Kentucky) prior to coming to Michigan. New USC defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn has … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Will The Experience Gap Matter?
USC had three alumni win Oscars at the Academy Awards. Ludwig Göransson won for best original score (Oppenheimer); Ben Proudfoot won for best documentary short (The Last Repair Shop) and producer Charles Roven won for best picture (Oppenheimer). Continue reading USC At The Oscars
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 