USC Says Faculty, Employees Will Keep Working Off Campus

USC provost Charles F. Zukoski sent out a lengthy letter tonight that said faculty and employees will continue to work remotely with no date of return given. USC is in Phase 2 of four-phase plan to return the campus to normal operations. “While our phased approach is managed centrally, each school and department has been asked to submit for approval its own phased campus restart … Continue reading USC Says Faculty, Employees Will Keep Working Off Campus

Oregon Still Has Some Teeth In Southern California

The restoration of the USC-Mater Dei pipeline looks like it still needs some work as cornerback Jaylin Davies committed to Oregon today. Davies is the No. 7-ranked cornerback in the nation by Rivals. He chose Oregon over USC, Arizona State and Ohio State. Oregon now has the nation’s No. 6-ranked recruiting class per Rivals. USC is ranked No. 3. Continue reading Oregon Still Has Some Teeth In Southern California

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

USC’s been pretty pro-active when it comes to sending a message on its philosophy during the recent protests. With that in mind, it is reasonable to assume the odds of the next USC football coach being African American are better than at any time in school history. It’s kind of shameful USC’s never had an African American defensive coordinator, let alone a head coach. It … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

USC Morning Buzz: A Great Line Some Might Overlook In Athletes’ Statement

Here was a great line that might have been overlooked in yesterday’s statement from the United Black Student-Athletes Assn. “USC must prioritize our lives and well-being over pandering to boosters and donors.” I almost feel like I wrote that. It’s quite a statement when athletes are even saying this and I doubt many boosters or donors saw this yesterday. The key word is “pandering.” It’s … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Great Line Some Might Overlook In Athletes’ Statement