USC Sunday Buzz: Quite A Heisman Statement

Johnny Manziel said he will not attend another Heisman Trophy until Reggie Bush gets his Heisman back. Bush might have a better chance of getting his Heisman back if Manziel instead promised to attend every ceremony until the trophy is returned. Isaiah Collier had a career-high 31 points and made 14 of 20 shots against Washington on Saturday. That’s a player who knows his draft … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Quite A Heisman Statement

Saturday Notes: The NFL Combine Shows USC Better Than It Performed

When you see some of the attention USC players are getting at the NFL combine, it really makes you think about how Lincoln Riley underachieved last season. Brenden Rice has gotten a lot of buzz. Marshawn Lloyd has increased his stock. So has Calen Bullock. Oh, and then there is someone named Caleb Williams. Lloyd ran a 4.46 40-yard dash at the NFL combine today. … Continue reading Saturday Notes: The NFL Combine Shows USC Better Than It Performed

Saturday Buzz: USC Close To Completing Staff?

USC has interviewed TCU running backs coach Anthony Jones Jr. to replace former assistant coach Kiel McDonald per FootballScoop.com. Jones worked in 2022 at TCU with Garrett Riley, the brother of Lincoln Riley. He will immediately become the best running backs coach in the nation per the fanboy media if he takes the USC job. The Los Angeles City Council has voted down an appeal … Continue reading Saturday Buzz: USC Close To Completing Staff?

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

The George Kliavkoff Era officially ended Thursday for the Pac-12. He leaves with a multi-million dollar severance package despite presiding over the demise of the conference. You can blame other people too, especially the university presidents, but when did Kliavkoff do one thing that assured the future of the Pac-12? When did he ever make a decision that rivaled the survival skills of Big 12 … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

USC Notes: Proposal Could Put Crimp In Legacy Admissions

California assembly representative Phil Ting is proposing a bill that says private institutions giving an admissions tip to relatives of alumni and donors would be denied Cal Grant financial aid. Per the LA Times: “USC accepted 1,740 applicants with legacy or donor connections, or 14.4% of the fall 2022 admitted class, according to data submitted to the state. Of those, 96% were relatives of alumni … Continue reading USC Notes: Proposal Could Put Crimp In Legacy Admissions