Dave Borelli, who won seven national titles as coach of the USC women’s tennis team, died in July. His seven national titles are still the most won by a USC women’s sport. And USC women’s tennis has not won a national title since Borelli left in 1988. He won national titles in 1977 (2), 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1983 and 1985. Borelli’s teams won 88 … Continue reading In Memoriam: Dave Borelli
I’ve been waiting for this because there was no way wide receiver Dorian Singer could afford another season like he just had at USC. Singer entered the transfer portal this morning, a year after he came from Arizona amid high expectations. To his credit, he stayed and played in the Holiday Bowl. But Lincoln Riley never figured out how to use Singer, despite the fact … Continue reading Dorian Singer Enters Transfer Portal
Kansas State QB Will Howard will take an official visit to Ohio State, according to Pete Thamel of ESPN. Howard has visited USC, Miami and is still considering the NFL Draft. If you watched the Cotton Bowl, you might remember ESPN announcer Dave Pasch say the Ohio State coaches were adamant they would not take a QB in the transfer portal. I don’t know who … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Will Howard To Visit Ohio State
USC needs wide receivers and added one today when Jaden Richardson (6-2, 210) of Division III Tufts University committed to the Trojans. He had 92 catches for 1,564 yards and 20 TDs in his career. Washington, Wisconsin, Cal, Central Florida, South Florida also offered Richardson. Continue reading USC Adds Wide Receiver
Charles White, perhaps the greatest tailback in USC history, died last January. He was 64. White won a national title, a Heisman Trophy, was a two-time unanimous All-American, won two Rose Bowl MVPs and is the all-time leading rusher in USC history (6,245 yards). He also won the Walter Camp, Maxwell and Pop Warner Awards after his senior season. “He was the toughest player I’ve … Continue reading In Memoriam: Charles White
One of the worst takes I saw after the Holiday Bowl was that Lincoln Riley changed the culture of the program with the bowl game. In. The. 27th. Game. You can’t change a culture during a bowl break. It takes longer than that. But more importantly, let’s look at two coaches hired at the same time as Riley. We all know Kalen DeBoer changed the culture at … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Lincoln Riley And Changing Culture
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