San Diego State overcomes a 14-point deficit and takes its first lead with a shot at the buzzer to beat Florida Atlantic, 72-71. It’s the fifth-biggest comeback in Final Four history. Of course, guard Lamont Butler, who hit the winning shot, was a three-star prospect at Riverside Poly. It’s a tough loss for Florida Atlantic coach Dusty May, who 20 years ago was a video … Continue reading San Diego State Wins At Buzzer!
Cal hired former Stanford basketball player Mark Madsen as its head coach. Stanford has former Cal basketball player Jerod Haase as its head coach. Stanford’s new football coach is Troy Taylor, a former Cal QB. Cal women’s basketball coach Charmin Smith is a former Stanford basketball player. Now the funny part: Madsen wanted the Stanford job but the Cardinal kept Haase, who has not made … Continue reading Cal And Stanford Keep Hiring Each Other’s Athletes
Bronny James has opted out of all interviews this week at the McDonald’s All-American game. James did not do a single interview in four years at Sierra Canyon. Will he speak to the media if he goes to USC? It won’t be good to have a set of rules for one player and a set of rules for everyone else if James refuses to speak … Continue reading USC Notes: Do Not Disturb At McDonald’s Game
Alabama has reached out to former USC guard Reese Dixon-Waters, who is in the transfer portal. Arkansas, Kansas, Kansas State, Missouri and Minnesota have also reached out to Dixon-Waters. There have also been reports UCLA is interested. Continue reading Reese Dixon-Waters Contacted By Alabama
It’s now 2 days later and Drew Timme’s footwork is still being discussed? Every team but one will eventually lose in the NCAA Tournament but I don’t know if anyone else will complain more: The refs; injuries; seeding conspiracies. It’s a media-industrial complex of excuses. Everyone raves about Drew Timme's footwork but it's time to expose what's really happening down low – snitching if you … Continue reading Still Complaining About Gonzaga?
USC tight end Malcolm Epps has entered the transfer portal. It’s a smart move. Epps caught only three passes last season despite being 6-foot-6 and athletic. He needs to go somewhere that will feature him in the offense. He also intercepted a pass last season. Continue reading It’s Transfer Portal Wednesday
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