It’s not unusual for USC to have the No. 1-ranked recruiting class in football but Rivals and 247Sports both currently rank the Trojans No. 1 in the nation for the Class of 2019. USC has commitments from shooting guard Drake London , forward Isaiah Mobley and forward Onyeka Okongwu (pictured). The nice part for Andy Enfield is that London doesn’t even cost him a scholarship … Continue reading USC Recruiting Class Ranked No. 1 . . . In Basketball

USC forward Chimezie Metu was selected 49th in the second round by the San Antonio Spurs. So let’s review: Metu skipped the NIT so he could get picked 49th? Did his stock slip because he sat out the NIT? Of course not. Did he let his teammates down? Did he cost his team a likely trip to New York City for the NIT Final Four? … Continue reading Good Thing Chimezie Metu Skipped NIT

USC released its nonconference basketball schedule today, which is earlier than usual. Perhaps Andy Enfield is proud of it. But other than the previously announced game with Nevada, is it dramatically better? USC is hosting Vanderbilt and playing Oklahoma in Tulsa, but those are merely the second year of home-and-home series with those schools. The other big game is TCU at Staples Center on Dec. … Continue reading USC Releases Nonconference Basketball Schedule

USC will host Nevada on Dec. 1 at the Galen Center. Maybe Andy Enfield is finally listening to our criticism he does not schedule enough quality nonconference games. Nevada returns five of its top six scorers and adds five-star forward Jordan Brown. The Wolf Pack won 29 games last season and went to the Sweet 16. They also return Caleb Martin (pictured) and Cody Martin, … Continue reading USC Basketball To Host “National Power” Nevada