Five-star guard Josh Christopher of Mayfair High School in Lakewood announced he committed to Arizona State tonight. Quite a few USC fans thought Christopher and Ziaire Williams would be a package deal for Andy Enfield. Those fans will be harder to find now that the duo went elsewhere. I can’t really say I care what Christopher did either way, but it was irritating that he … Continue reading Josh Christopher Commits To Arizona State
Joshua Morgan, a 6-11 forward at Long Beach State, announced he will transfer to USC. Morgan averaged 8.4 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.5 blocks last season. He was named Big West defensive player of the year. Morgan will sit out next season and have three seasons of eligibility. He had 11 points and six rebounds vs. USC last season in a game the Trojans won, … Continue reading USC Basketball Adds Long Beach State Transfer
Whatever happens this season, it’s probably going to happen with less fans. It’s not hard to believe more than a few people will have reservations about going to a football stadium, even if it is only half full at the Coliseum. And how many will wear face masks and gloves? This is where the head-in-sand philosophy of Pat Haden/Lynn Swann/Steve Lopes really hurts. USC plays … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
Former USC guard Kyle Sturdivant has transferred to Georgia Tech, where he will be reunited with former USC guard/forward Jordan Usher. Sturdivant, who is originally from Georgia, will need to sit out a season and have three years of eligibility under current NCAA rules. Continue reading Kyle Sturdivant Reunites With Another Ex-Trojan
Yesterday, Kentucky forward Johnny Juzang announced his top six schools that he would transfer to and USC was not listed. This was surprising, including to Kentucky insider Matt Jones, who said, “the USC staff was a factor in his decision to transfer.” Is it legal for a staff to talk to a player before they transfer? It wouldn’t be the first time. Remember, Tim Floyd … Continue reading USC Notes: 2006 Rose Bowl Is Back
LSU coach Will Wade said Monday night that believed USC would play the Tigers in Baton Rouge next season but it will probably not happen now. “That has not gone the way we planned. That would be the nice way to say it,” Wade said. “Probably not this year for sure. Maybe the following year. “The only time people lie more than in recruiting is … Continue reading Did Andy Enfield Stiff LSU?
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