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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.

UPDATED: Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports says Mosley will “miss multiple games.”

  • 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.

55 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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      1. KAM: Oh there is a very good reason to keep injury info secret from us peasants.

        DON: Imagine how the minds of our Youth could be corrupted by such information!

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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…..

      #…WhichIsProbablyWhyHeAlwaysCensorsTheCrapOuttaMe…

      #….[ButHeCanOccasionallyBeTrickedIntoLettingStuffSlipBy…

      #….KeepPunching]….

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  5. Glad tjat ups are back MG. Hopefully, we overcome the travel bug and win against Rutgers. Do you know why the state university of New Jersey is called Rutgers, I am too lazy to Google the answer. Fight on, Dan, Class of 1962

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    1. Picture I posted from online is of Colonel Henry Rutgers who apparently donated a large sum of money to the university in the early 19th century when it was experiencing financial difficulties. The official name State University of New Jersey supposedly came later.

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  7. KAM: Is Mosley out for the year? For him to miss Oregon, something’s up and “I don’t know what it is”

    DON: If a player has a knee injury opposing teams want to know which leg it is

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  8. KAM: So Buffalo doesn’t even list OJ Simpson’s name on its Wall of Fame despite him being one of the greatest Bills of all time

    DON: I guess they didn’t believe the jury that acquitted him

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    1. Must be Satan worshippers. Any true believer knows it’s not their place to judge.

      Now if he had been found guilty, maybe. But since he wasn’t, pretty ridiculous to leave out a Hall of Famer.

      But Terry Pegula doesn’t care about a colored guy who isn’t scoring TD’s for them anymore. Just like USC.

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      2. KAM: No one has taken away his convictions for armed robbery and kidnapping.

        DON: Good for Buffalo for not honoring a convicted criminal who was sentenced to 33 years and served 9..

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      3. For demanding his own stuff back! He wasn’t even the one with the gun. That guy did less time than OJ. What a joke!

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      4. BTW, I’m not arguing the fact that it was an incredibly moronic way to handle it.

        He should’ve known not to jaywalk or roll through a stop sign.

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      5. KAM:  The only 12 people who mattered said OJ committed felonies…

        DON: ..not “moronic behavior” or “getting his stuff back.”

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      6. When the guy who actually had the gun did less time than OJ, that tells any reasonably intelligent person that it was never about the Las Vegas case.

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      7. from the highlights I’ve seen (only remember him as a washed up 49er) he was the best college and pro RB of all time. Dodging bullets in the SF projects as a kid created a monster on and off the field and big/small screen. Capricorn One! And the Hertz commercials are immortal. Miss ya Juice.

        in the dot com era I worked for a software company in a high rise at Bundy/Wilshire, just down the street from Nicole’s condo. Customers that came for training, especially foreign, always wanted to go see it first.

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      8. He was the best – the perfect blend of the other Mt. Olympus RBs (Jim Brown at the top with him, Barry Sanders, Walter Payton … Emmitt for determination and drive … Dickerson for straight speed … and for talent Chuck Muncie).

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      9. KAM: OJ Apologists always trivialize the felonies committed by OJ and thus diminish the decision of the only 12 people who mattered.

        DON: Why should the other USC seven Heisman Winners who weren’t convicted of felonies be associated with that criminal?

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      10. Someone who claims OJ was a murderer claims others “diminish the decision of the only 12 people who mattered”. LMAO

        I hope Sane Gabby never accuses Insane Gabby of hypocrisy again.

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      11. KAM: Someone who sez OJ was jobbed in Vegas says we must respect the decision of the OJ Murder trial Jurors.

        DON:I hope he never accuses Insane Gabby of hypocrisy again.

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      1. If Jayden can still stick the ball where it’s supposed to be we’ll be fine….. not as fine as we’d be with Mosley…but still fine….

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  10. wolfman, can you believe there are trOJies on this blog who constantly argue that OJ is innocent of double murder?? the level of denialism in the US is jaw dropping! gas prices are going down! we won the War with Iran! no evidence of any wrongdoing in the Epstein files! how did it become so fashionable to deny basic, empirical facts?? at least we have you wolfman, to keep the Fanboys, Homers and Company Men in check!!

    #VigilantSentinel

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    1. No one argues that OJ is innocent. The jury said it. Amazing that you’re too stupid to get that.

      It’s also hilarious to hear Dementia Joe deniers accuse anyone else of “denialism”. They are ALWAYS accusing others of what they are guilty.

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      1. well, look who’s feeling guilty!! I suppose one could argue Hitler was innocent of war crimes cause he never made it to the Nuremberg Trials! Will you trOJies ever get over being so butt-hurt by your most famous alum being a double murderer??

        #UniversityofOJ

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      2. No guilt here EITHER. LOL! But nice try, Cowardly Gabby.

        OJ doesn’t come close to Rodney Alcala.

        If you want athletes, I’ll take him over Darryl Henley or Billy Knight! The later was sexually abusing the NINE YEAR OLD daughter of his girlfriend! Killed himself because he didn’t want to face the consequences. As cowardly as you.

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  11. excellent reportage as always, wolfman!! you called it with Muscle Man’s volatile nature, and follow it up with hard reporting on his racist rants and now caught acting like a Karen trying to bully and threaten some frail old beachcomber?? this is why the Cadre has always said: “Water covers 2/3 of the Earth, and the wolfman covers the rest!”

    #WayOverdueForPulitzer

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  13. Our basketball coach Eric Musselman is so short he looks like a midget-Billy Barty, and is really a crazy guy… Jen, our athletic thinks he’s cute maybe not after USC has another disappointing basketball season in year 3 of the Muss bus. Frankly, I don’t ever think USC will receive a return at all on the investment on Musselman because he can’t coach. A coach making 4.5 million needs to win believe me the guy is a clown everyone also knows he is a psycho.

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    1. please don’t compare Muscle Nan to the great Billy Barty! In addition to his illustrious career in movies and television, Billy played football at LA city College, and was the owner of the greatest roller rink ever, Billy Barry’s Roller Fantasy in Fullerton, CA where it’s rumored he taught Charlie Bucket how to roller skate. He also created the Little People association and is credited with the more civilized use of the term “little people” rather than the pejorative term “midget”.

      #ToughLil’Dude

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