QUARTERBACK I definitely see the danger of judging a quarterback on one performance but Miller Moss deserves the chance to start next season. Loyal QBs don’t grow in the transfer portal and Moss paid his dues, a lot like the quarterbacks of the Pete Carroll era, who used to wait a couple years before they could start. Grade: A- RUNNING BACKS Where is the running … Continue reading Saturday Buzz: USC-Louisville Report Card
In our continuing look at Trojans who passed away in 2023, Troy Richardson was the punter on the 1985 Rose Bowl championship team and was the Trojans’ starting punter in 1983 and 1984. He was also a member of the Huntington Beach Edison High School football team that won back-to-back CIF championships in 1979-80. After high school, he attended Golden West College. Richardson’s wish was … Continue reading In Memoriam: Troy Richardson
OK, let’s see how long it takes for new USC defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn to complete his coaching staff. Their are expectations he will get rid of at least one more assistant but remember he can also bring in other coaches as analysts. “Bob McKay, assistant coach at Oregon, said he had been contacted but didn’t intend to move.” Bob McKay? John McKay, or Johnny … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
Continuing our look back at Trojans who passed away in 2023, Mike Giddings was the defensive coordinator for the 1962 USC national championship team. Giddings was an assistant coach under John McKay from 1961-65. He left USC to become head coach at Utah (1966-67). He was also head coach at Monrovia High School (1957-59), Glendale College (1960) and Newport Harbor High School (1982-85). He was also one … Continue reading In Memoriam: Mike Giddings
All it took was a USC bowl victory to come up with some horrendous takes. Here are some of the worst: Continue reading Some Bad Holiday Bowl Takes
With 2023 coming to a close, let’s start remembering some of the Trojans who passed away this year. C.R. Roberts, a USC fullback, is best remembered for the 1956 game vs. Texas when USC was told its African-American players could not stay at its Austin hotel. USC coach Jess Hill refused to stay there and tried three different hotels before finding one that would accept the entire … Continue reading In Memoriam: C.R. Roberts
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