USC Saturday Buzz: About That Tough Schedule

USC has one of the toughest schedules in the nation next season. But based on who is coming back and transfer portal additions so far, the schedule could have been a lot, lot worse. That is because the Trojans do not play Ohio State and Oregon. The Buckeyes look like Big Ten favorites and the Ducks are close behind, so Lincoln Riley is catching a … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: About That Tough Schedule

If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

USC is expected to be a contender for Alabama freshman QB Julian Sayin, who has entered the transfer. The five-star prospect is also expected to consider Ohio State. This reminds of the time another Omaha native, tailback Johnny Rodgers, wrote a letter to USC when he was in high school saying he wanted to play for the Trojans. A USC assistant coach in charge of … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Kliff Kingsbury To Interview With Chicago Bears

Kliff Kingsbury is expected to interview for the Chicago Bears’ offensive coordinator job, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Because he did such a great job with Caleb Williams at USC, right? It makes sense Kingsbury would get some looks to be an NFL offensive coordinator. And this would probably be endorsed by Williams, if the Bears intend to draft him. The truth is you … Continue reading Kliff Kingsbury To Interview With Chicago Bears

USC Morning Buzz: Putting A Stake Through Dumb Commentary

There was some really dumb commentary from USC fans following the Holiday Bowl about Caleb Williams being overrated because Miller Moss had a good game against mighty Louisville. I’m not a huge fan of PFF stats but quarterback ratings are pretty clear. Here’s something worth remembering with Williams, courtesy of PFF. Not that clear-headed observers needed confirmation that Williams was a generational talent. Arizona head … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Putting A Stake Through Dumb Commentary

Transfer Portal Overreactions In Full Swing

Every time a player enters the transfer portal, there is a segment of fanboys that act like he will automatically come play for USC. If there is something to suggest the player will come to USC, no problem. But far too often, there is no chance (either the player doesn’t want to come or USC doesn’t want them) and they still act like it’s a … Continue reading Transfer Portal Overreactions In Full Swing