USC Adds Alabama Transfer

Ishmael Sopsher, a reserve defensive lineman from Alabama, announced he would transfer to USC. Sopsher decided to leave Alabama in October after falling out of the Alabama defensive line rotation. Alabama had two true freshmen, Jamil Burroughs and Tim Smith, join the defensive line rotation in the third game vs. Georgia. Sopsher did not make an appearance in 2020 and played in one game in … Continue reading USC Adds Alabama Transfer

USC Tennis Loses Greats Alex Olmedo And Dennis Ralston

USC legend Alex Olmedo, who won Wimbledon and the Australian Open in 1959 plus two NCAA singles titles, has died. He was 84. Olmedo, who was born in Arequipa, Peru, was only 17-years-old when he boarded a ship from Peru to Cuba, flew to Miami and a bus to Los Angeles because he wanted to be part of the Southern California tennis scene. Olmedo won NCAA … Continue reading USC Tennis Loses Greats Alex Olmedo And Dennis Ralston

If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

It’s been 33 years since Erik Affholter made one of the biggest catches in USC history and the Crosstown Rivalry. And one question remains: Did he actually catch the controversial touchdown? “I felt like I caught the ball but it bounced off (UCLA cornerback) Marcus Turner’s hands, off my shoulder pads and my face mask,” Affholter said.“I secured it but I didn’t know where I … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

USC’s Potential Opponent In Pac-12 Title Game? Who Knows?

The Washington-Oregon game is off. Huskies coach Jimmy Lake said this week if Washington could not play Saturday, it might not be able to play the following weekend either under county health guidelines. So who would USC play if it beats UCLA? Two-loss Oregon? Colorado? Would Washington try to move somewhere else? Can anyone see Larry Scott handling this cleanly? Continue reading USC’s Potential Opponent In Pac-12 Title Game? Who Knows?