With the Pac-12 down four bowl games, it just secured a partnership with the Armed Forces Bowl, where it will play an SEC team. No word yet on what seeds from each conference will be in the game, which takes place in Fort Worth, Texas. Continue reading The Pac-12 Adds A Bowl Game!
The Fiesta Bowl said this afternoon it would allow immediate families of players to attend its game. This could affect USC, if it wins the Pac-12 title. However, the Rose Bowl will not allow any fans. No impact for USC here since the Rose Bowl is a College Football Playoff semifinal game. Statement: “The Tournament of Roses requested special permission to allow for a limited … Continue reading Rose And Fiesta Bowls Announce Fan Policies
Clay Helton said this morning USC has looked at contingency plans like Stanford, which is practicing outside California. I wrote last week that it considered UC Irvine and Cal State Fullerton. But if forced to leave the state a la Stanford, it would look possibly at Arizona. Helton said USC conducted five rounds of COVID-19 testing the past three days with no positive results. That … Continue reading Yes, USC Has Backup Plans
Look at all the former-or-once-committed-to-USC QBs putting up stats across the nation: JT Daniels passed for 540 yards with six TDs and 1 interception at Georgia. Jack Sears passed for 332 yards with three TDs and no interceptions before he got hurt at Boise State. Matt Corral passed for 2,744 yards with 24 TDs and 9 interceptions at Ole Miss. Bryce Young passed for 137 … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC Should Be Former Quarterback U.
Josh Moore, a three-star wide receiver from Atlanta, decommitted from USC tonight. Moore had already decommitted from Stanford. The recruiting merry-go-round goes on and on. ESPN has canceled the Las Vegas Bowl, which means another Pac-12 bowl game will not be played. The Sun, Las Vegas, Redbox and Holiday bowls are out. Continue reading Recruit Decommits From USC
There is increasing speculation Texas will pursue Urban Meyer if it fires Tom Herman. Will Texas overlook the baggage that USC president Carol Folt did not want to deal with? The funny part (to me) is USC didn’t want Meyer’s baggage but still has not released a 3-year-old report on the misdeeds of the former dean of the medical school. So Folt’s transparency is situational. … Continue reading Will Texas Do What USC Was Supposed To Do?
