If Lincoln Riley thinks he has it rough in 2024, he can always look at who he would play if he remained at Oklahoma. This is what he fled only for Coach Bohn to engineer that move to the Big Ten. What will replace the dorms? USC hasn’t said but one possibility is a new law school building. Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The Two Choices Lincoln Riley Faced
There is still no agreement on the Pac-12 media rights deal. By agreement, I mean the media doesn’t agree on what will happen. “(The Pac-12) would have to cobble a lot of pieces together in order to get (as much TV money per-team as the Big 12),” said John Ourand of the Sports Business Journal. His podcast partner, Andrew Marchand of the New York Post … Continue reading Pac-12 Media Deal Reporting Remains Contradiction
USC received a commitment this morning from four-star tight end Walter Matthews of Hiram, Ga. Matthews is 6-foot-7, 259 pounds, so he will be a target for whoever is the QB next season. Michigan, Ohio State, Florida, and Florida State were among the schools pursuing him. McCutchin started the Cotton Bowl but never really made a significant impact after he transferred from Oklahoma, so this … Continue reading One Player Commits, Another Leaves
ESPN picked its top 10 defenses for this season and I was only semi-surprised USC did not make the list. Why? Because most of these lists simply throw USC or someone who plays at USC on them for no apparent reason. Like Pro Football Focus. Here are the top 10 defenses: 1. Georgia 2. Michigan 3. Alabama 4. Penn State 5. Clemson 6. Iowa 7. … Continue reading Morning Buzz: As If USC Needed Another Reminder To Win Now
USC will pay Georgia Southern a $1.3 million guarantee for their football game in 2025. That’s a nice payday for the Clay Helton’s football team. It’s also a sign of the power schools like Georgia Southern have because it’s getting more difficult for Power 5 schools to find willing opponents for nonconference games. Today, it was $10 million to start a campaign to transform the … Continue reading USC Notes: How Much Will Georgia Southern Get For Game?
I spoke to a university administrator who has an office at the Bovard Administration Building (like Carol Folt) about the USC president’s strong support for a new soccer stadium. “There are some issues that you can say are pet projects or things important to her,” the administrator said. “One is sustainability issues. Another is Title IX. “You can really see examples of both on campus. … Continue reading It’s Clear What Carol Folt Priorities Are At USC
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 