Which conference commissioner do you believe? Larry Scott (Pac-12) told the San Jose Mercury News if students are not “broadly” back on campus, he can’t imagine college athletes will return either. Bob Bowlsby (Big 12) was asked by Sports Illustrated if “in person classes” were required for on-campus athletic events? “No,” Bowlsby replied. USC is now facing two lawsuits demanding partial refunds for this semester. … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: Conflicting Answers On Starting Football

Former USC safety Ronnie Lott turned 61 today. DePaul guard Jalen Coleman-Lands, a grad transfer, has USC, California, Iowa State, NC State and Michigan as his five finalists. Four-star offensive lineman Bram Walden of Scottsdale, Ariz., a USC target, committed to Oregon. Alabama QB Taulia Tagovailoa has entered the NCAA transfer portal. Continue reading Ronnie Lott Leads USC Night Notes

USC’s hyped up for its new video duo, which is currently in Louisiana. But now that USC is ranked No. 1 in the hype-video Top 25, how long will it last? Depends who you ask? Some in LSU think USC’s world champion status might be brief. Said an LSU source: “One (hype video) guy is moving to L.A. so he can get a job in … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Petros Papadakis talked about USC, its new hires and West Coast football: “Football in the West is literally on its death bed like never before. and at least half the blame goes on USC. The other half, (goes on) Larry Scott and the conference. All the presidents that kept his inept regime in power. God knows, USC hasn’t dome their part.” “I’m tired of the … Continue reading “Football In The West Is Literally On Its Death Bed”