Sean McVay Headlines USC Coaching Clinic

The headliner for the USC coaching clinic on March 29-30 is Rams coach Sean McVay. Other guest speakers are Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State), Rocky Long (San Diego State), Tony Sanchez (UNLV), Rich Scangarello (Denver Broncos offensive coordinator), Ryan Nielsen (New Orleans Saints defensive line coach). How many of these guys are better coaches than Clay Helton? Quite a few, I would say. Or put it … Continue reading Sean McVay Headlines USC Coaching Clinic

Graham Harrell Promises Open QB Competition

New USC offensive coordinator Graham Harrell said this morning the QB position is open. “Every position is open because I don’t have any preconceived notions about any of them,” Harrell said. Sounds like Harrell will also choose the left guard, etc. But what happens after Harrell meets with Clay Helton before they announce who starts? Harrell said his offensive philosophy was “keeping it easy and … Continue reading Graham Harrell Promises Open QB Competition

Morning Buzz: How Many Scholarships Will USC Have Next Season?

With just eight seniors on its roster, USC might have only 16 scholarships available for its 2020 recruiting class. That is an issue for Clay Helton but more importantly it might be an issue for Urban Meyer or another potential Helton replacement. It gets detailed here. USC signed 26 players in its recent recruiting class, which is eight more than graduate this year. That wouldn’t … Continue reading Morning Buzz: How Many Scholarships Will USC Have Next Season?

The Trojan Who Won An Oscar

With the Oscars tonight, it’s always good to remember Cotton Warburton. Warburton (above with the ball) is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, was an All-American in 1933 at USC, led the Trojans in rushing in 1932-33 and played on the undefeated 1932 national championship team. If that was not enough, he won an Oscar for best editing in 1965 as the … Continue reading The Trojan Who Won An Oscar