I’m not crazy about USC moving Jonah Monheim from left tackle to center. Here’s why: USC is likely to have a first-year starter at quarterback (Miller Moss), so it’s vital to have an experienced left tackle. Monheim started last season at left tackle and the season before at right tackle. Monheim sees his NFL future as an interior lineman, apparently, so that’s one reason for … Continue reading USC Notes: Not Crazy About This Position Switch
USC finally released its 2024 football roster late Monday night and here are some takeaways: Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The Roster Is Finally Set
Lincoln Riley said tonight offensive lineman Jonah Monheim is moving to center. It’s an interesting move because Monheim started at left tackle last season and basically been a tackle his entire college career. Usually, left tackle is the most important position on the line. Also, Monheim’s never played center. “He’s going to step inside and play center for us,” Riley said. “It will be great … Continue reading Offensive Tackle Monheim Moves To Center
Julian Lewis, the No. 1 QB in the Class of 2025 and USC commitment, has scheduled an official visit to Georgia for May 31, according to SB Live. “(The) expectation is championships,” Lewis said. Oh oh. Does anyone feel like Lincoln Riley’s expectations right now are championships? This feels like it is going to be a saga that will drag out before it gets resolved. … Continue reading The Julian Lewis Saga Continues
I don’t know who this is but I really wonder how anyone puts together a list of “hardest hitting players” and puts Taylor Mays ahead of Ronnie Lott? Did they ever watch highlights of Lott playing? It’s a stunning faux paus, frankly. Lott is one of the greatest safeties in history and was known for his hitting. And while we’re at it, what about Rey … Continue reading The Dangers Of Putting Together A List
When spring practices start Tuesday, here’s a caveat for those who like to follow the breathless reports/hype. Just remember the media are only allowed to watch stretching and individual drills. That means not seeing anyone — perhaps most importantly the inexperienced offensive linemen — in actual 11-on-11 competition. So when you read that a lineman has vastly improved (and you will), it is based on … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Beware Spring Hype
