USC wins, 38-21, and covered the spread! Eric Gentry getting carted off to locker room with a neck injury. Miller Moss remains in the game. Miller Moss is out after a possible concussion on that TD spin run. Miller Moss spins into the end zone and it’s 31-21. It’s 24-21 USC as Duce Robinson catches a TD pass. That fumbled punt return is going to … Continue reading USC-Wisconsin Live Blog
With an early kickoff, I’m starting the the score predictions right now. USC is a 15.5-point favorite. Will the Trojans cover? Continue reading Friday Supplement/Pick the USC-Wisconsin Score
USC announced Thursday that it hold its graduation ceremonies at the Coliseum. This is a terrible idea, which is why it is no surprise. “In recent years, commencement has consistently attracted more than 60,000 guests and has outgrown all venues on our campus,” the university said it a statement. Do you believe that? A more likely explanation is the administration, which is paranoid about protestors, … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
I was out of town last week when a rendering of the new Dedeaux Field was released by USC. Sometimes, renderings can be misleading. But I have to say, this rendering of the new Dedeaux Field is utterly unimpressive and hardly befitting of legendary coach Rod Dedeaux. Don’t forget when the original Dedeaux Field opened in 1974, many considered it as good as any college … Continue reading Are USC Baseball And Rod Dedeaux Getting What They Deserve?
Lincoln Riley refused to take questions about Bear Alexander today at his press conference. This is a rich reaction considering Riley said Tuesday “there’s no story there.” Riley has a weird way of responding to adversity. When USC lost to Michigan on Saturday, only two players were made available to the media. Riley did not rule out making changes on the offensive line. He did … Continue reading USC Notes: No Comment On Bear Alexander
I talked the other day about my Lincoln Riley theory: That he consistently falters on the sideline in stressful games and bottles it whenever he doesn’t have an overwhelming talent advantage. Well, the first Riley game I ever attended in person (the 2018 Rose Bowl vs. Georgia) is another perfect example. Oklahoma blew a 17-0 lead (of course) but the game was tied, 45-45, and … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Lincoln Riley’s Bottled It Before
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 