USC Picture Of The Day
This is from the first quarter of the USC-Notre Dame game in 1973, when Irish cornerback Luther Bradley knocked Trojans wide receiver Lynn Swann’s helmet off his head. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day
This is from the first quarter of the USC-Notre Dame game in 1973, when Irish cornerback Luther Bradley knocked Trojans wide receiver Lynn Swann’s helmet off his head. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day
Here is a great picture from the annual fireworks show at the Coliseum in 1957. In the center is the big white clock that kept the time at the stadium during the 1950’s and 60’s. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day
There used to be a big fireworks show every Fourth of July at the Coliseum. Here is a picture from USC in 1964 that shows Mudd Hall on the left. Continue reading Happy Fourth Of July!
One of college football’s best traditions that no longer exists was the Playboy All-American team. Players from all over the country used to gather for photos and other activities before every magazine/website started their own preseason All-American teams. The Playboy was different and more prestigious because they actually got the players together. The photo above is the 1977 team and features USC safety Dennis Thurman … Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day
USC coach John Robinson congratulates Anthony Gibson after he scored one of his three touchdowns in a 41-21 victory over Stanford in 1982. Quarterback Sean Salisbury is No. 7. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day
USC winning a track championship is a good time to recall the time the unusual circumstances surrounding how the Trojans won the national championship in 1943. Just four athletes were sent to Northwestern for the meet and their, Dean Cromwell, did not even make the trip, perhaps because the Trojans were not considered contenders for the title. But Cliff Bourland and Jack Trout each scored … Continue reading How USC Won An NCAA Title With 4 Athletes And No Coach