Petros Papadakis spoke this afrernoon about JT Daniels’ decision to enter the transfer portal. “The guy has never wanted to compete to be the starter. At some point, you have to compete and fight for that job and JT never did. JT will always have that mediocre true freshman year and the one series or two against Fresno State. “He’s not physically impressive and he … Continue reading Reaction To JT Daniels
The crazy part about today’s JT Daniels news is Daniels still might return. The NCAA is going to vote on May 20 on applying a one-time transfer waiver for any college athlete. The expectation is it would apply for the 2020-21 school year. But the NCAA has not officially said that will be the case but that it is working toward that goal. So why … Continue reading Why Did JT Daniels Annouce He Was Leaving Now?
This didn’t hold up well, did it? And this: “JT is definitely staying,” Daniels’ father, Steve Daniels, told 247Sports.com. “He’s happy for Clay (Helton) and has a great relationship with him but to be honest, no matter what happened with the coaching situation, JT was going to stay and compete. He loves it at SC, he has an SC tattoo on his leg so he’s pretty committed … Continue reading What Happens To JT Daniels’ USC Tattoo?
Isn’t this rich? Now that Clay Helton can no longer guarantee him the starting job, JT Daniels is out of here. So much for competing. But seriously, Daniels had to know he would never beat out Kedon Slovis and there was no way Graham Harrell would tolerate whatever promises Helton made a few years ago. Daniels also sees the NCAA might change the rules in … Continue reading JT Daniels Enters Transfer Portal
Mike Bohn has been on a mini-media blitz recently, to his credit, and even spoke to a USC class last week. But he apparently did not have time to speak to media in Cincinnati, after the Bearcats dropped men’s soccer this week. “Records show that during Bohn’s tenure at UC, the athletic deficit totaled more than $160 million — a 79 percent increase over the … Continue reading Morning Buzz: At Least USC Won’t Drop Men’s Soccer
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti. said today “large gatherings such as concerts and sporting events may not be approved in the city for at least 1 year.” That would mean no football at the Coliseum with crowds until 2021. “I know they will be sooner the more that we take these actions,” Garcetti said. He also said would love to see sports again by the … Continue reading No Fans At Coliseum In 2021?
