There’s Also A Battle Brewing In Downtown L.A.

UCLA has purchased the historic Trust Building in downtown Los Angeles with an intended use for satellite classes and administrative purposes, which means three Pac-12 schools have a significant presence downtown. The building was purchased for only $40 million after being sold for $80 million in 2016. It was designed by the father and son duo of Donald and John Parkinson, who also designed the … Continue reading There’s Also A Battle Brewing In Downtown L.A.

Saturday Buzz: Is Texas A&M Now USC’s Big Recruiting Rival?

USC and Texas A&M keep butting heads as the Trojans aggressively recruit the Lone Star State. Four-star linebacker Tyanthony Smith committed to Texas A&M on Friday but told On3 that he had silently committed to USC. “I told (defensive coordinator D.J.) Durkin I silently committed to USC and he looked me and my eyes and said, ‘I don’t care. We’re still going to recruit you.’ … Continue reading Saturday Buzz: Is Texas A&M Now USC’s Big Recruiting Rival?

Friday USC Column Supplement

The Trojan Hall dorm today as demolition work continues. San Diego State is expected to notify the Mountain West Conference today that it will not withdraw from the league, as the school previously stated it intended to do, according to Pete Thamel. Just another smooth Pac-12 operation in motion. Among the ESPN layoffs today were two former USC athletes: Football player Keyshawn Johnson and swimmer … Continue reading Friday USC Column Supplement

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

USC hopes to get its 13th commitment of June today when cornerback Braylon Conley of Humble, Texas, makes his announcement. Four-star wide receiver Dre’lon Miller committed to Texas A&M on Thursday. USC was a finalist. Earlier this week, linebacker Jordan Lockhart committed to A&M over USC and offensive lineman Makai Saina chose USC over A&M and Texas. Was Gypsy Boots a Trojan? Without a doubt. … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column