USC Gets Reasonable Draw In Women’s Bracket

USC earned a No. 1 seed in the “Portland 3” regional of the NCAA Women’s Tournament and the Trojans are on a collision course with either No. 2-seeded Ohio State or No. 3 UConn. First, USC plays Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in the first round at the Galen Center. USC then plays the winner of Kansas-Michigan. USC could then face No. 4-seeded Virginia Tech, who knocked … Continue reading USC Gets Reasonable Draw In Women’s Bracket

USC Sunday Buzz: It’s Amazing What Happens When You Have A Coach

Oregon coach Dana Altman just tied Lute Olson for most Pac-12 Tournament titles won with four. He won the tournament last night with eight scholarship players. Andy Enfield used injuries as an excuse for USC’s shortcomings during Thursday’s post-game press conference. Well, Oregon players missed more than 120 games with injuries. Here’s a chart from basketball analyst Evan Miyakawa that shows how Oregon’s injuries compared … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: It’s Amazing What Happens When You Have A Coach

USC Saturday Buzz: Some Home Truths On Andy Enfield

It remains galling that Andy Enfield said he was “not disappointed” USC went 15-18 and finished ninth in the Pac-12. One of his big talking points was that USC went 95-35 in the four seasons before this one. But this also illustrates one of my beefs with Enfield: How many NCAA Tournament games did USC win in that span? Three. And all three were in … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: Some Home Truths On Andy Enfield

If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Andy Enfield saying he is “not disappointed” in the basketball season reminded of when Steve Sarkisian said the season was a “total success” in 2014 after USC won nine games and the Holiday Bowl. How many times will we see Cheryl Miller hanging around the USC women’s basketball team during March Madness? Did you see Jerry Neuheisel went from wide receivers coach to tight ends … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column