Here is a photo of President William Howard Taft visiting USC in 1911. USC has a nice selection of photos of Presidents visiting the campus here. And who can miss the peristyle at the Coliseum for Franklin Roosevelt during his 1935 visit, where he also visited the USC campus. Continue reading USC Presidents’ Day Rememberance
WINNERS Lincoln Riley As he puts together his transfer-laden roster, he has to be thinking life will be even easier than imagined in the Pac-12 as he watches Arizona State and Colorado implode; Stanford stand still; Cal being Cal and UCLA hire a 61-year-old defensive coordinator who doesn’t excite its fan base. It’s a lot better than moving to the SEC. Miller Moss He is … Continue reading USC Winners And Losers Of Week
About once a season, I muster the desire to sit courtside at the Galen Center. I do it for a couple reasons: It was a genuinely moving sight to see USC forward Chevez Goodwin as he walked out of the tunnel to the court in tears for the Senior Salute. And it also burns up Andy “Thanks” Enfield. Last night’s game was great in terms … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Adventures At Galen Center
Lincoln Riley tweeted out a “Fight On” emoji last night, sending the fanboy-media into a tizzy. Will USC add a commitment this weekend? Or get another transfer? I hear Fox Sports officials have talked Ed Orgeron about a role in the fall. That would certainly liven up the college football coverage especially if it were a studio role. Although USC has one more game at … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Lincoln Riling Up The Fanboys
I’ve been writing about Andy Enfield’s strained relationship with Mike Bohn since the end of last season. Enfield was asked about his relationship after the USC-Washington game. “Mike’s been a terrific supporter of our program. His big initiative was to get people in the seats and I think our marketing team has done an amazing job,” Enfield said. Jerry Palm has USC has a No. … Continue reading Saturday Notes: USC A No. 7 Seed In NCAA Tournament
After weeks of roster overhaul, a familiar subject cropped up this week when it comes to USC football. I’ve spoken to some coaches inside the McKay Center and there’s still a feeling of apprehension about the offensive line, which the coaching staff intends to put under the microscope during spring practice. If they have a rough spring, you could efforts to find another transfer. Remember … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
