JuJu Watkins tore her ACL in the first quarter of last night’s USC game at the Galen Center, a devastating blow for the Trojans, who advanced to the Sweet 16 with a victory over Mississippi State. USC will now play Kansas State on Saturday at 5 p.m. in Spokane without its star player and if the Trojans win, likely play UConn. You can watch the … Continue reading JuJu Watkins Suffers Season-Ending Injury
On several occasions this season, Lindsay Gottlieb has been questioned/criticized for leaving JuJu Watkins in games where USC was blowing out the opponent. But this might have been the worst moment, when Watkins was in the game Saturday with a sore ankle despite USC winning by more than 40 points. USC superstar Juju Watkins went back in up 40 points after rolling her ankle. She … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Another Strange Game Decision
A crowd of 6,865 showed up at the Galen Center today to watch USC play North Carolina-Greensboro and Cal face Mississippi State. As I write this, the Big Ten is 19-1 in the NCAA Tournament, if you count the men’s and women’s teams. Here’s some photos from the day: USC started slowly, leading 12-8, after the first quarter but then outscored Greensboro, 59-17, the rest … Continue reading A Busy Saturday At The Galen Center
Here is a sign of how much the fortunes of USC and Stanford women’s basketball have changed. USC contacted Stanford and asked to play a non-conference game next season. Stanford declined. Stanford wanting no part of USC is something no one would have imagined a few years ago. But hard times have hit Palo Alto. The Cardinal were 16-15 this season and lost to Portland … Continue reading Saturday Buzz: Stanford Declines USC
USC will play Tulane in the first round of the College Basketball Crown Tournament at the at MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 1st. This tournament doesn’t even start for two weeks! Is America ready for another make tournament? I guess the NIT and CBI aren’t enough. If USC wins, it plays the winner of Colorado-Villanova. The Big Ten has an arrangement with the tournament … Continue reading USC Gets Two-Week Break Before Next Game!
It’s not every year when the most upset coaches on Selection Sunday are the ones seeded No. 1. But that was the case Sunday after the NCAA Women’s basketball brackets came out. USC coach Lindsay Gottlieb was perturbed the Trojans were the last No. 1 seed or fourth overall seed. “I never thought I’d be a No. 1 seed and feel disrespected, but I thought … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The Angriest/Successful Coaches in College Sports
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