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USC Morning Buzz: How Long Will Trent Mosley Be Out?

Freshman wide receiver Trent Mosley is listed as out for the Rutgers game. But how long will he be out?

As usual, Lincoln Riley has not said. But it feels like it could be longer than a game.

Does this tweet from fellow freshman wide receiver Bobbie Feaster offer a hint?


USC doesn’t need Mosley for the Rutgers game but it would definitely use him against Oregon next week.

  • The Buffalo Bills’ Wall of Fame at their new Highmark Stadium does not include O.J. Simpson even though his name was on the old stadium’s Wall of Fame for decades.
  • Did you see Eric Musselman’s verbal altercation at Manhattan Beach last weekend? Like I’ve said repeatedly, he’s a volatile guy.

9 thoughts on “USC Morning Buzz: How Long Will Trent Mosley Be Out?”

  1. Wolfenstein making sure the OJ remains stirred here.

    As for No’Riley not being particularly forthcoming on injuries/player availability – by NHL standards he’s positively open and candid. Can’t blame a coach for keeping the media hounds in the dark a bit here and there. Of course, can’t blame the media hounds (those who are willing, which our host is among) for constantly yapping and nipping at his heels considering what a no accountability place holding $uck he has been thus far.

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    1. Hey, the NHL is TOTALLY transparent about their player injuries. I mean, what isn’t transparent about a ” lower body injury ” or ” upper body injury ” ???

      Riley is a dunce but not making a kids injury public is smart, why go public with what’s wrong with the kid ????

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  2. Musselman should be fired, guy is an embarrassment. SC is paying 5 million to a guy to be a walking azz clown, brilliant.

    No OJ on the new Bills stadium ? So Cal will be in mourning. But, So Cal should cheer up, I hear OJ is on the LA County Jail and Clark County Detention Centers Wall Of Infamy !

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    1. The NHL is notorious for not providing information (and those descriptions are usually vague at best). Team I follow most closely (Colorado) has a coach (Jared Bednar) who is the master of the stonewall (across the board … “have to look at the tape …”).

      Completely agree as said on there being no good reason for a coach to ever disclose information about injuries or many other matters to the media hounds. And often even when they should (when it involves player misconduct on/off field, et al), it is understandable when they can’t because they aren’t permitted to to avoid potential lawsuits/liability.

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    2. Yeah …it was at the Bauchet Street Arraignment Court that Deputy Jeff Stuart heard O. J. tell Rosy Grier “I didn’t mean to do it –I’m sorry.” The brilliant Judge Ito wouldn’t allow this admission into evidence.

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  3. Scott, why do you need to know the specifics of an injury? The fact is that a player will miss one or more games and that is what is sad or disturbing. The specific reason for the injury can remain private. Maybe it would be embarrassing to disclose or even illegal. Mosely is a key player as is Stewart. Key injuries can affect the whole season and our playoff hopes. My hope is that the next man up will step up and shine, say Boobie Feaster or Tarik Hines. How about finding out who is replacing Mosely in the starting lineup for the Rutgers’ game. By the way, why is the state college of New Jersey called Rutgers. Fight on, Dan, Class of 1962

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    1. Ambitious –as Scott’s lawyer I have been asked to inform you that Scott, not being an extension of any governmental agency, is not prevented from censorship by the U.S. or California State Constitution…..

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