USC is 25-3 and no one expects the Trojans to keep winning at this pace. But . . . in the past three games the Trojans’ vaunted pitching staff has surrendered 28 runs. That’s not what you want to hear with a huge three-game series against No. 1-ranked UCLA looming next weekend. Maybe the past three games was a blip. We’ll find out. But the … Continue reading Is It Time To Worry About USC Baseball?
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UCLA will hold its spring football game May 2 at the Rose Bowl. And it will be free. USC has finally announced something for the fans. On April 11, the players will be available for photos and autographs for an hour before the annual Swim with Mike fundraiser. Wow! Unfortunately for the Trojans, they trail Oregon State, 9-0, in the fourth inning. Continue reading USC Notes: Nice Turnout At Dedeaux
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It’s Selection Sunday, otherwise known as a day off for Eric Musselman and his players. But the women’s basketball team will wait to see where they get sent. Guard Jazzy Davidson, who gothurt in the Big Ten Tournament, is OK and able to play. Will USC be able to win two games in the tournament? One game might be a tough ask depending on the … Continue reading USC Buzz: It’s Selection Sunday (For One Team)
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When it was announced USC would play a doubleheader today, that didn’t bode well for the Trojans’ undefeated season. After winning the first game, 2-0, the Trojans lost the second game, 2-1, with the late innings played in snow flurries. This was worse weather than Lincoln Riley ever endured in the Big Ten. USC’s 19-game winnng streak tied the longest in program history. The pitching … Continue reading USC Baseball Loses First Game Of Season
Pat Harlow, a great USC offensive lineman, has returned to JSerra High School as an assistant coach. He was formerly the head coach at JSerra. Here’s a 1959 interview where his love for USC was apparent. Q: What would you say is humor’s part in baseball? A: It’s half of baseball. Its entertainment and we have one of the loosest teams there is. Q: And … Continue reading USC Notes: A Couple Trojan Greats In News
A quick word on the new Dedeaux Field. When USC unveiled the original Dedeaux Field in 1974, it was considered one of the best college baseball stadiums in the country. The new Dedeaux Field, which officially opened Friday night, by today’s standards is a basic ball park. Not remarkable. Not below par. Just a standard, bang-average facility with a small capacity (about 1,600 attended the … Continue reading A Quick Word On The New Dedeaux Field
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 