Nov. 11 Will Be A Big Day In Pac-12

The Pac-12 football schedule will be released Wednesday at 10 a.m. PT on the Pac-12 Network, if you get it. According to John Canzano, Nov. 11 will be a big day. Nov. 11 USC at Oregon Utah at Washington Also: Colorado coach Deion Sanders’ first home Pac-12 game will be vs. USC after the Buffaloes open at Oregon. Tough start. USC will also have byes … Continue reading Nov. 11 Will Be A Big Day In Pac-12

USC Morning Buzz: A Suggestion For Lincoln Riley

It was welcomed news for some that Lincoln Riley pledged to take a more active role with the defense. “My role within the defense will certainly change this offseason,” Riley said. “The reality is for us to make the jump defensively we got to make, the roster’s got to get better, the development’s got to get better, I have to be better at my role … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Suggestion For Lincoln Riley

Martin Luther King And USC

These are rare color photos I first ran in September from when Martin Luther King spoke at the Coliseum in May, 1964. The photos were taken by  Jay A. Brown, who worked as an assistant to Congressman Thomas Rees. But it went undiscovered until it was found a drawer by Brown’s daughter about 50 years later. Here’s a close-up that shows Dick Van Dyke on the far left. Van … Continue reading Martin Luther King And USC

USC Morning Buzz: Some Expected Announcements

Seems like the obvious still has to be announced. Jordan Addison announced this morning he was turning pro. The fact he didn’t bother to play in the Cotton Bowl was enough of an announcement. The other day tight end Josh Falo made his announcement even though he didn’t have any eligibility left. “Read some comments that we didn’t sound excited enough. Internet compost! You know … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Some Expected Announcements

Big Upset For Women’s Basketball

The USC women’s basketball team upset No. 2-ranked Stanford, 55-46, before 2,418 at the Galen Center. USC snapped Stanford’s 39-game winning streak vs. Pac-12 opponents and this was the first victory for USC vs. a No. 2-ranked team or higher since 2008. Destiny Littleton scored 18 points for USC, which shot just 27.3 percent from the field. USC was without leading-scorer Kadi Sissoko, who has … Continue reading Big Upset For Women’s Basketball