Cornerback DeCarlos Nicholson of Mississppi State committed to USC. He has appeared in 25 career games with seven starts. Apparently, Mississippi State is the key to USC’s success because Bulldogs tailback Jo’quavious Marks also committed. He averaged 63 yards a game and I’m not sold yet on how big an impact he will make. Nicholson had 42 tackles and no interceptions in 12 games. His … Continue reading USC Becomes Mississippi State West
Four-star wide receiver Ryan Pellum had been committed to USC since June and was considered one of the prizes of the current recruiting class. But the Long Beach Millikan student stunned some at his signing ceremony today when he flipped to Oregon. Even his brother, Millikan coach Romeo Pellum, said he just found this afternoon that Pellum. It’s one thing to lose a lineman or a … Continue reading Star Receiver Flips To Oregon
Things are going pretty much as expected so far for USC as 18 players have signed. Among those USC is wating for: WR Ryan Pellum, TE Walter Matthews and CB Isaiah Rubin. Rivals currently ranks USC’s recruiting class at No. 16. 247 ranks USC’s recruiting class at No. 17. Lincoln Riley is among the coaches scheduled to appear on the Big Ten Network’s Signing Day … Continue reading USC Signing Day Buzz
I have to say I’ve been waiting for this. Another five-star departs. After three seasons, Korey Foreman is entering the transfer portal. What took so long? Two coaching staffs could not get a tune out of Foreman and it’s obvious he needed a fresh start. He was ranked one of the top 5 players in the nation by recruiting services but never became that player … Continue reading Korey Foreman Enters Transfer Portal
Malachi Nelson’s camp has had preliminary talks with Tulane, TCU, South Carolina, Houston and Cal, according to On3 sports. Now there are two ways to look at this: Shouldn’t a five-star QB have some bigger/better schools? On the other hand, this is the most important thing when you transfer: That you get to play. So maybe Nelson is wise to identify some schools where he … Continue reading Malachi Nelson’s First List Of Schools
USC’s entire defensive staff was given notice that they would only return if they were rehired by new defensive coordinator D’Anton Lynn, according to sources. The fact Lincoln Riley gave Lynn this power is a departure for Riley but also underscores the massive job required to rebuild the defense. To his credit, Lynn got the authority required to improve the staff. Donte Williams knew he … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: D’Anton Lynn Rebuilds Defense
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