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USC Morning Buzz: Nothing Like A Transfer Twist

Former USC offensive guard Emmanuel Pregnon has committed to Oregon.

Now that’s a twist considering Tennessee and Colorado were the supposed frontrunners.

Do the people who hate Oregon for their NIL money also root for the Dodgers, who have the highest payroll?

  • It’s going to be interesting to see how a couple former USC defensive linemen — Elijah Hughes and Bear Alexander — develop at Notre Dame and Oregon next season. USC plays both teams next season.
  • Boise State wide receiver Prince Strachan is expected to transfer to USC. Strachan caught 37 passes for 578 yards and three touchdowns over the past two seasons
  • USC lost out on Purdue cornerback Kyndrich Breedlove, who had three interceptions last season. He will transfer to Arizona State.
  • If only USC were so lucky as to have Lincoln Riley as the fifth-best candidate to get the Dallas Cowboys job, like according to BetOnline:
  • Cowboys Next Full Time Head Coach
     
    Kellen Moore
    5/2
    (+250)
     
    Deion Sanders
    3/1
     
     
    Kliff Kingsbury
    5/1
     
     
    Joe Brady
     
    7/1
     
     
    Lincoln Riley
    9/1
     
     
    Ben Johnson
    10/1
     
     
    Bill Belichick
    10/1
     
     
    Brian Flores
    14/1
     
     
    Lane Kiffin
     
    14/1
     
     
    Bobby Slowik
    16/1
     
     
    Liam Coen
    18/1
     
     
    Todd Monken
    18/1
     
     
    Jon Gruden
    22/1
     
     
    Matt Nagy
     
    25/1
     
     
    Kirby Smart
    33/1
     
     
    Nick Saban
    33/1
     
     
    Steve Spagnuolo
    33/1
     
     
    Aaron Glenn
    40/1
     
     
    Curt Cignetti
    40/1
     
     
    Jim Schwartz
    40/1
     
     
    Matt Campbell
    40/1
     
     
    Jesee MInter
    50/1
     
     
    Kevin O’Connell
    50/1
     
     
    Ron Rivera
    50/1
     
     
    Tony Romo
    50/1
     
     
    Mike Tomlin
    75/1
     
     
    Pete Carroll
    75/1
     
     
    Sean Payton
    75/1
     
     
    Dan Quinn
    1/1/1
     

25 thoughts on “USC Morning Buzz: Nothing Like A Transfer Twist”

  1. Unfortunate to see USC losing three players to top 10 programs. Bear perhaps had/has issues. If he delivers at Oregon, then that will say something about the USC defensive coaching staff.

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  2. Kids play football to win. It’s a bruising sport and losing is unacceptable. So if the money is the same, why shouldn’t the ex-SC guy want to go to winning Oregon (except against Ohio St.)

    Except of course odds are that the Ducks’ Buck had more ‘cluck’– but the college money-side situation is that the market is working its way through so there will be some constancy–say, a guard is worth $250,000 and a tackle a bit more. And then the kids might again go to the school of their dreams (hopefuly SC)

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    1. After a fire that never should have happened burned thousands of houses to the ground in a liberal enclave of Los Angeles through a combination of Democrat incompetence and more Democrat incompetence, you might ask yourself whether the deep blue people of Los Angeles are ever going to come to their senses and start electing people who aren’t a bunch of communist morons more concerned with Ghana junkets and lesbian representation at the fire department then with actually doing their jobs.https://townhall.com/columnists/kurtschlichter/2025/01/13/there-is-no-bottom-for-blue-california-n2650357

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      1. Entire cities & hundreds of thousands have died in other parts of the world as a result of their decision in 2020 and all they do is deny it was related. Why would they change now? Just because it happened to them this time?! Most of them aren’t that smart.

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    1. Democrat Karen Bass  told The New York Times that if she was elected mayor of Los Angeles, “not only would I of course live here, but I also would not travel internationally — the only places I would go would be D.C., Sacramento, San Francisco and New York, in relation to L.A.”

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  4. KAM: With the Inaguration coming up ‘make it about America and not you

    DON: Yeah, yeah, I get that a lot

    KAM: No no no, let me put it this way, I wish you the best

    DON: Thanks, appreciate it

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    1. Senile Joe & Kamala’s Tone-Deaf Response to Disaster: Victims of Devastating Fires Get Insulting $770 ‘One-Time Payment’ While Sending Billions Overseas to Ukraine

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  5. Hughes already made an impressive leap from ’23-’24. This is what allowed him to be a desirable transfer option. SC’s defensive improvement was strikingly improved from ’23…. Very impressive!

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    1. Elijah Hughes works hard, has gotten bigger and improved, but he does not have the size to be a dominate interior defensive lineman. Compare Ohio State’s defensive lineman to other teams. They have run stoppers who push the pocket backwards so the quarterbacks cannot step into a throw. That is what USC is looking for in the middle. Hope this statement is rational.

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      2. Gabby: The failure to charge Senor Blowtorch is outrageous. The video alone coupled with witness testimony is sufficient probable cause for an arson charge. Hope this is a rational statement.

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    1. Cowardly Gabby’s candidate Kamala’s Word Salad to LA Fire victims: “It’s critically important that, to the extent you can find anything that gives you an ability to be patient in this extremely dangerous and unprecedented crisis, that you do.”

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  10. Scooter,

    I hate the peking ducks and the dodgers. My question is, who do I hate the most and the options are:

    ugly ruins

    peking ducks

    The angel dodgers. Hate the the dodgers so much that I used the English version of the cities name.

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