Today was quite a day for USC. Below is the most unprofessional press release I’ve ever seen from USC. It was written for last week’s Oregon game. A press release is supposed to be a straight forward listing of the facts. Here’s one awful excerpt: “In the wise words of Vince Vaughn’s character from the movie Wedding Crashers, `let’s go kill some birds, I’m psyched.’ … Continue reading It’s Quite A Day For Bad Moments
I will be on with Petros Papadakis and Don MacLean around 4:30 p.m. on 570-AM. I mentioned that Lincoln Riley has never gone to the USC football rally held on campus the week of the UCLA game, including last night. Last year, a prominent USC football player who you would all recognize told me he was around the program the week of the Crosstown Rivalry … Continue reading Someone Tell You Know Who It’s Crosstown Rivalry Week
It’s Crosstown Rivalry week, so a recent tradition was upheld Monday night: Lincoln Riley skipped the big rally on campus just like he always has since becoming head coach. Coaches like John McKay, John Robinson and Pete Carroll attended the rally but not the legend from Muleshoe, Texas. He doesn’t want to deal with the public, including students. Now the report card: QUARTERBACK Jayden Maiava … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC-Oregon Report Card
The Crosstown Rivalry is a bit off this week because of Thanksgiving. The traditional Thursday night rally will be tonight and won’t include the usual concert. How many players will bother to show up? Will Lincoln Riley make an appearance? He never has during his tenure at USC. Continue reading It’s A Weird Week For Crosstown Rivalry
What has happened to a segment of USC fans? They are softer than the defense looked against Illinois. Right on schedule, they are saying a three-loss season shows progress and is an acceptable rate of return in Year 4 of the Riley Era. I guess I was raised in a different era because three losses was never considered “good enough” for USC. I used to … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: What Is A Good Season?
There is no shame in losing at Autzen Stadium, especially when you are as much as a 10.5-point underdog. So why was Saturday’s loss to Oregon sickening to watch? Because of the lack of preparedness and leadership that USC arrived in Eugene with for the biggest game in years. Let’s look at some miscues: How do you hit a punt returner who signaled for a … Continue reading My Analysis Of What Happened At USC-Oregon Game
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