There is no doubt USC is having a good recruiting class. But if people who were personally responsible for the worst-recruiting class ever are gloating, shouldn’t they go on twitter and take responsibility for their poor performance too? Here we goooooo! @CoachDrev getting in on the action‼️#TakeBackTheWest #FightOn ✌️ pic.twitter.com/rFDniQpKNj — Trey Johnson (@USCTreyJ) April 18, 2020 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js 1, No 2, No, 3 this week.. … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Short-Term Memories Abound

Calen Bullock, a four-star safety from Muir High School in Pasadena, committed to USC today. He had offers from Ohio State, Oklahoma, Oregon and Texas. USC’s 2021 recruiting class is now ranked No. 5 by Rivals. “For the next three-to-four years, I will be attending the University of Southern California,” Bullock said in his announcement. Bullock wasn’t even offered by USC until it hired Donte … Continue reading USC Gets Commitment From Four-Star

If JT Daniels can accept not going to a marquee program, how about Western Kentucky? Western Kentucky coach Tyson Helton obviously knows Daniels. And Bryan Ellis was Daniels’ quarterback coach during his freshman season at USC. The question is whether he can accept going to a lower=profile program and whether he would actually beat out the other quarterbacks. Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: Is This Where JT Daniels Should Go?

Maximus Gibbs, a three-star offensive guard from St. John Bosco, committed to USC today. He is the 8th commitment for USC, which currently has the No. 7-ranked class for 2021 according to Rivals. Continue reading St. John Bosco Lineman Commits To USC

The best linebacker I covered at USC was Chris Claiborne. But I always say the second-best linebacker I saw was Matt Grootegoed. He also was one of the smallest but size did not matter with Grootegoed. The reason I rate him so highly is simple: He made plays. Grootegoed did not disappear in games. He was always around the ball. Consider that he had 41.5 … Continue reading A USC Linebacker Who Simply Made Plays