Coach Bohn might be gone but there are still decisions being made in the athletic dept. USC hired Mark Hankins to be the men’s golf coach. Hankins has been co-head coach at Missouri the past two years and also was head coach at Nebraska and Iowa. It looks like Paul Perrier, an Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director, made the hire. And last month, the former men’s golf … Continue reading Some Decisions Being Made At USC

Former USC golfer Allisen Corpuz won the U.S. Women’s Open today at Pebble Beach by three shots. She is the first American to win the U.S. Women’s Open since 2016 and only player to go under par in all four rounds: 69-70-71-69. She is a Trojan, of course, who competed at USC for five years from 2017-21. The moment Allisen Corpuz became a major champion! … Continue reading Ex-USC Golfer Allisen Corpuz Wins U.S. Women’s Open

It’s the end of a era for the Los Angeles Times, which announced it will no longer have box scores, standings or even game stories in its printed sports section. The sports section is supposedly going to become more a magazine with one story on the cover, that will obviously not be anything that happened the night before. It sounds like this means even a … Continue reading It’s The End Of An Era In Los Angeles

This is a pretty embarrassing development. A lengthy list of USC professors has signed a letter of support for the two USC students who were charged with allegedly stealing NFL jerseys from the NFL Draft in April. Why is it embarrassing? Because of the letter’s language. It states, “Up to now press coverage, with its mug shots and sensationalized focus, has lacked important context as … Continue reading An Embarrassing Development To A USC Story

San Diego State informed the Mountain West Conference right before last week’s deadline it would not give a one-year notice of depature and would remain the conference. In its first letter on June 13, San Diego State said it “intended to resign.” The Mountain West took that as formally leaving the conference. Now there is a $6.6 million distribution share for the 2022-23 academic year … Continue reading Is San Diego State Leaving The Mountain West Or Not?

UCLA has purchased the historic Trust Building in downtown Los Angeles with an intended use for satellite classes and administrative purposes, which means three Pac-12 schools have a significant presence downtown. The building was purchased for only $40 million after being sold for $80 million in 2016. It was designed by the father and son duo of Donald and John Parkinson, who also designed the … Continue reading There’s Also A Battle Brewing In Downtown L.A.