Makai Lemon announced he will enter the NFL Draft. Fully expected, of course, after his Biletnikoff Award-winning season. Four of USC’s top five leaders in receptions this season are either turning pro or entering the transfer portal (Lemon, Ja’Kobi Lane, Lake McRee, Walker Lyons). Continue reading Two High-Profile Departures For USC
Eric Musselman had quite a bit of news after yesterday’s victory over Washington State. Musselman said Rodney Rice might be out for the season. Rice, who has a shoulder injury, averaged 20.3 points and 6.0 assists this season. He also was paid around $3 million to come to USC. Musselman also said he would like to add a player at the semester break, which would … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Busy Weekend (As Usual)
JuJu Watkins announced she will sit out the entire 2025-26 to recover from her torn ACL. “These last few months have been filled with a lot of healing, rest and reflection,” Watkins said. “Recovering from this injury hasn’t been easy, and I want to say thank you — your love, support and kind words have truly lifted me up during one of the most challenging … Continue reading JuJu Watkins To Miss 2025-26 Season
Former USC basketball coach George Raveling has died following a battle with cancer. He was 88. The former Iowa and Washington State coach was a larger than life figure and speaking from personal experience, interacting with him was unforgettable. I’m going to focus on personal experiences in this post. When he was at USC, he would regularly take me and another student reporter to lunch … Continue reading Former USC Coach George Raveling Dies
USC prized freshman Alijah Arenas tore the meniscus in his knee and is expected to be sidelined 6-8 months, according to Chris Haynes. That means he will probably miss the season. Would he redshirt or just go straight to the NBA Draft? pic.twitter.com/ihC7ePtUpz — USC Men's Basketball (@USC_Hoops) July 24, 2025 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading Alijah Arenas Suffers Significant Knee Injury
Today is the birthday of former USC basketball player Alex Hannum. He played in the NBA for eight seasons but became better known as a coach, winning NBA titles in 1958 with the St. Louis Hawks and 1967 with the Philadelphia 76ers. He won the 1969 ABA title with the Oakland Oaks. Hannum was the first NBA coach to lead two different franchises to a … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: Remembering A Trojan Great
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