As USC piles up a dozen commitments in June, here’s a paragraph for the the Athletic on Pac-12 recruiting: “Mater Dei in Santa Ana, a traditional pipeline program for USC, has four of the top five players in the state, and it doesn’t appear any will sign with the Trojans.” Continue reading USC Notes: Recruiting Continues To Be At Forefront
I’m going to start off the day by expanding on something I brought up on Friday: What is a Trojan? I’m centering on direct ties since there are a lot of fans who developed an affinity for USC and consider themselves Trojans. A Trojan would be someone who attended USC or developed an emotional bond with the university through their work with USC. Some examples: … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: What Is A Trojan?
Notre Dame announced its game with USC on Oct. 14 is a sell out. I suspect USC still has tickets from its allotment available if you are willing to pay the price, whether you need to join a support club, etc. Continue reading USC-Notre Dame A Sell Out (Apparently)
USC women’s basketball coach Lindsay Gottlieb made the following comment recently at a House of Victory NIL function. “Because of what football is to the landscape, I think women’s basketball can be the same thing,” she said. In terms of what? Interest? Success? What? It’s really silly to try to compare football to women’s basketball. Especially since she lost in the first round of the … Continue reading USC Notes: Football Is King; The End
USC has amassed 12 commitments in June and a 13th is on the way as Lincoln Riley tweeted another emoji Tuesday to signal another commitment. June is a crazy month. Washington had five commitments on Monday. UCLA’s been pretty quiet with eight total commitments for the Class of 2024. Two cornerbacks has been drafted from USC since Williams joined the program: Iman Marshall and Mekhi … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Crazy June Continues
Offensive lineman Makai Saina of Arlington, Texas, becomes the second commitment of the day for USC. In a rare occurrence, Saina is actually rated higher by Rivals (four stars) than 247 (three stars). He chose USC over Texas A&M and Texas. Continue reading Makai Saina Commits To USC
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 