USC baseball begins today in first place in the Pac-12 standings with a 9-2 record. That’s an incredible accomplishment, no matter what happens the rest of the season, given the fact the program was in tatters under Jason Gill. Andy Stankiewicz has done an excellent job and he wasn’t even the first choice to replace Gill. The Pac-12 is a baseball power conference and for … Continue reading What A Turnaround For USC Baseball
It seems a little odd that after just four spring practices in full pads, USC needed to cancel a practice because it didn’t have enough players at key positions. Yes, spring rosters are always thinner than fall rosters. But USC’s also brought in transfers. USC’s added 21 spring enrollees overall including recruits and transfers. It’s not a huge deal for spring. But it does raise … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Is This A Red Flag For The Fall?
San Diego State overcomes a 14-point deficit and takes its first lead with a shot at the buzzer to beat Florida Atlantic, 72-71. It’s the fifth-biggest comeback in Final Four history. Of course, guard Lamont Butler, who hit the winning shot, was a three-star prospect at Riverside Poly. It’s a tough loss for Florida Atlantic coach Dusty May, who 20 years ago was a video … Continue reading San Diego State Wins At Buzzer!
Lincoln Riley said Thursday’s practice was postponed because of injuries at key positions. He said USC will make it up in the final two weeks of spring. “I don’t see him (strictly) as a tight end.” Riley said. That’s one way to avoid throwing to the tight end. Continue reading Lincoln Riley Explains Why USC Practice Canceled
USC has had a lot of momentum with five-star Dylan Raiola, especially with Nebraska looking like its main competition. However, analyst Steve Wiltfong of 247 has flipped his prediction on Raiola from USC to Georgia. Why? Raiola visited Georgia two weeks ago and then Nebraska but canceled a future visit to the Huskers’ spring game. Wiltfong switched his prediction to USC following Raiola’s visit to … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: A Flip On Dylan Raiola
There was an error in reporting USC’s admission acceptance rate this week. USC originally said only 11.5 percent were accepted. It turns out the actual acceptance rate was 9.9 percent, which means less than 10 percent got into school. Continue reading It Turns Out There Were Even Less Freshmen Admitted Than Thought At USC
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 