USC Saturday Night Notes

One scenario that keeps coming up is whether former USC player/assistant Joe Barry, currently a Rams assistant, could handle working under Clay Helton? If he can, Barry makes sense as a top candidate to be defensive coordinator. He’s already worked with Helton before under Lane Kiffin. Barry’s primarily been an NFL coach, however, so he would need to be ready for a change. Below, here … Continue reading USC Saturday Night Notes

When It Comes To Carol Folt/Mike Bohn, Question Everything

It seems to me that USC fans are being asked to accept a lot from the new administration. The fans haven’t been told much because Carol Folt and Mike Bohn have not had a press conference since bringing Clay Helton back. I’ll bet if this were another USC (South Carolina), there would be a press conference. But Folt has given the impression on campus she … Continue reading When It Comes To Carol Folt/Mike Bohn, Question Everything

LSU Just Took A Recruit From USC Like USC Used To Do

Cornerback Dwight McGlothern was supposedly a silent commit to USC. He visited USC in mid-December and was going to announce in January. That’s was right around when Mike Bohn made his big “four silent commitments” comment. But then LSU got interested. Suddenly, McGlothern said he was delaying his announcement. McGlothern never even visited LSU but was told in the past couple days he would fit … Continue reading LSU Just Took A Recruit From USC Like USC Used To Do

USC Morning Buzz: An Actual Commitment Expected Today

There will be confetti flying around the USC recruiting sites today because wide receiver Gary Bryant of Corona Centennial is expected to commit during the Army All-American game. Graham Harrell can always use another receiver although he played only four this season. But also keep an eye on cornerback Dwight McGlothern of Houston, who was supposedly a silent commit to USC but might give a … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: An Actual Commitment Expected Today

USC Picture Of The Night

Here’s the famous Craig Fertig-to-Rod Sherman touchdown catch that provided the winning points as USC upset No. 1-ranked Notre Dame, 20-17, in 1964 at the Coliseum. Notre Dame led 17-0 and 17-7 entering the fourth quarter. The winning touchdown pass came with 1:43 left, and more importantly, on fourth down and 8. “I studied the Notre Dame-Stanford film for six hours last night and I … Continue reading USC Picture Of The Night