There were probably millions of casual fans who saw USC play for the first time Monday night and frankly, the coaching performance was less than sterling against UConn. USC had a golden opportunity to get to the Final Four and instead lost to UConn, 80-73. Did USC run an offense in the second half? Is Lindsay Gottlieb happy with the offense? “They earned their way … Continue reading That Was No Gem In Portland
I’ll be on KNX-FM (97.1) throughout the afternoon talking Andy Enfield and the USC-UConn game tonight around 20 minutes and 50 minutes past the hour. I’m very bullish on the upward trajectory of our men’s and women’s basketball programs and I am confident @ADJenniferCohen will hire a coach who will lead us to success in the Big 10 and beyond. @uschoops @USC_Athletics — Carol Folt … Continue reading Carol Folt Bullish On Basketball
With his USC buyout down to $2 million today, SMU finally announced it hired Andy Enfield. He is leaving behind a USC roster that will have only three players, if Isaiah Collier and Bronny James do not return. From what I’ve heard, USC has already started to contact possible candidates. “I am so excited to join the SMU family,” Enfield said in a statement. “It … Continue reading SMU Officially Hires Andy Enfield
Did you hear about yesterday’s UCLA-Arizona baseball game on the Pac-12 Network? In the 10th inning, the broadcast lost its announcer. Apparently, he had a flight to catch and there was only crowd noise for the rest of the game. Only in the Pac-12. The three-point lines are different on each side of the court in Portland for the Elite Eight. The NCAA measured pregame … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: A Weekend Of Mishaps
JuJu Watkins made only 8 of 28 shots but she made 11 of 12 free throws to lead the Trojans past Baylor, 74-70, in a Sweet 16 game in Portland. USC will play either UConn or Duke on Monday. Carol Folt and Jen Cohen were at the game. Hopefully they were discussing who will replace Andy Enfield. Regarding the Los Angeles Times column. pic.twitter.com/kzZThRTigt — … Continue reading USC Advances To Elite Eight
USC has a chance to transform its basketball program and the choice is right in front of everyone: San Diego State coach Brian Dutcher. This is a no-brainer because it makes sense on so many levels. I want to just say right off the bat that Dutcher is a stand-up guy and normal person. You can’t say that about many USC basketball coaches of the … Continue reading There Is Only One Choice For USC Basketball
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