I forgot to post my all-time favorite USC-UCLA basketball game photo, which is from March 1, 1963 at the Sports Arena. The “underdog” Trojans upset UCLA, 62-60, after dropping two previous encounters a month earlier. So maybe the dog is playing for USC. No. 33 for USC on the left is Pete Hillman and the Trojan with the ball is Wells Sloniger. No. 45 for UCLA is Freddie Goss. Next to him … Continue reading USC-UCLA Picture Of The Day
Five-star QB Julian Lewis has been named the new No. 1 overall player for the Class of 2025 by Rivals. He is currently committed to USC. Continue reading USC Notes: No. 1 Player Committed To Trojans — For Now
A lot of chickens have come home to roost since August. For example, I said the USC secondary was a big problem entering the season. It was a big problem. I said the offensive line was going to be a weakness. It was a glaring weakness. I’ve railed about Andy Enfield for years. Who’s defending him today? USC was picked to finish second. It is … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The Problems Are Clear; Now Solve Them
Bronny James was more than respectable against UCLA last night but played only 14 minutes. Has Andy Enfield decided James won’t be back and he doesn’t want to invest more time in James? Bronny made his only shot, had two rebounds, two assists and no turnovers. He had a +8 plus-minus rating. It seems to me Enfield’s made a decision on James because he’s kept … Continue reading USC Weekend Notes: Has Andy Enfield Made Decision On Bronny James?
The best part of USC’s 62-56 victory over UCLA on Saturday night is it prevents the media from continuing to carry water for Mick Cronin. UCLA is 14-13 overall and will need to win the Pac-12 Tournament to make the NCAA Tournament. But up until UCLA lost its past two games, you still had pundits praising Cronin despite the fact UCLA’s been playing well below … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: The Best Part Of Victory Over UCLA
UCLA’s hired Eric Bieniemy as offensive coordinator. It’s funny how things work in coaching. Bieniemy’s name was floated as a candidate when Chip Kelly resigned. Now he’s settling for being a college offensive coordinator. But then who would guess two months ago that DeShaun Foster would be UCLA’s new head coach? Remember, Bieniemy was also supposed to be the heir apparent to Andy Reid in … Continue reading USC Notes: UCLA Makes A Move
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 