Does The Pac-12 Still Have Chance At CW?

Is there still a chance the Pac-12 could end up on the CW? Nexstar CEO Perry Sook said at a media conference the company has had “particularly active conversations” with Power 5 conferences, which is widely believed to be the Pac-12. It’s a perfect fit when you consider the CW affiliates cut away from the ending of Sunday’s LIV golf tournament in Tulsa. That would have … Continue reading Does The Pac-12 Still Have Chance At CW?

Morning Buzz: Washington Becoming Official Threat To USC

What’s the saying, two is a coincidence, three is a trend? College football reporter Brett McMurphy of Action Network picks Washington to make the College Football Playoff and face Georgia in the Sugar Bowl. He also picks Michigan to face Florida State in the Rose Bowl, the other CFP semifinal game. So that’s two picks for the Huskies to win the Pac-12. If we get … Continue reading Morning Buzz: Washington Becoming Official Threat To USC

USC Notes: A Different View Of Pac-12 Race

I said yesterday I agreed with the oddsmakers that USC was the Pac-12 favorite this fall. But Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News disagrees. Here is his Pac-12 projection: Washington is generating a lot of buzz from last season. I mentioned the Huskies as possible champions . . . if Michael Penix stays healthy. USC third would be a disaster. Time will tell … Continue reading USC Notes: A Different View Of Pac-12 Race

USC Morning Buzz: Another Option After Dylan Raiola

When I discussed Lincoln Riley’s options at quarterback in 2024 yesterday, I didn’t mention QB Elijah Brown at Mater Dei High School. I think Brown’s been the best QB in Southern California the past three years and I hear USC is his leader. Dylan Raiola committing to Georgia only increases the chances of Brown picking USC. But I’ve been talking about who plays LSU in … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Another Option After Dylan Raiola

What Does USC Do Now That Dylan Raiola Picks Georgia

Five-star QB Dylan Raiola committed to Georgia this morning. Raiola had been projected to commit to the Bulldogs although at one point USC was considered the leader in March. The happiest player to hear this news will be Malachi Nelson, USC’s freshman QB. But after his spring, I doubt Lincoln Riley will feel the same way. What does USC do now? The fanboys will say … Continue reading What Does USC Do Now That Dylan Raiola Picks Georgia