This week’s USC newsletter column supplement remembers nose guard Rich Dimler (92).  “The toughest player I’ve seen in 22 years of coaching,” Marv Goux said. Continue reading Remembering Rich Dimler

Are the walls slowly closing around Clay Helton or will he have some more lucky escapes like last season? Will depth issues take a toll on the Trojans? Will the offensive and defensive lines be the luckiest coach in America’s undoing or will skill players bail him out again? Here’s one thing: Is Arizona State ever going to live up to its hype? If it … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Did you see this quote? Georgia AD Josh Brooks says they will drop concession prices at football games for hot dogs, candy, popcorn, bottled soda and bottled water. Did not specify it yet, but I've heard it will be about 50% each. "We can't look for profits at every turn and every corner," Brooks said. — Seth Emerson (@SethWEmerson) May 27, 2021 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Mike Bohn … Continue reading Memo To Coach Bohn

I’ve been intrigued by the potential attendance figure for the USC-San Jose State game. There’s not a lot of enthusiasm for USC right now. San Jose State won’t excite anyone. And now the kickoff time will be 2 p.m. On Sept. 4. How hot will it be that day? This is a trifecta for missing a game. Also that day at the Rose Bowl is … Continue reading A Small Crowd Can Roast At USC-San Jose State Game

Freshman defensive tackle Jay Toia has entered the NCAA transfer portal after being labeled one of the breakout stars of spring practice. I considered Toia a starter at defensive tackle and now another freshman, Jamar Sekona, could be starting at the spot. Remember that veteran Brandon Pili tore his Achillles’ during spring practice, so who knows what he can do this fall. And 24-year-old Caleb … Continue reading USC Defensive Tackle Jay Toia Enters Transfer Portal