Safe to say the fan fest at the Coliseum is a big hit. Here is the scene during last night’s USA-Paraguay game. I’ll say it again: When does a USC game at the Coliseum have this energy? The USC men’s track and field team finished 10th at the NCAA championships on Friday. The USC women’s team is currently in ninth place with 15 of the … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: The Coliseum Is The Place To Be
Pat Haden has been named an honorary trustee to the USC board of trustees. He was a member of the Board of Trustees before he became athletic director. Among the current honorary trustees is Jeanie Buss. What does an honorary trustee do? Who knows? But I’m guessing they don’t come on campus too often because I don’t think Haden has visited since he resigned as … Continue reading USC Names Pat Haden Honorary Trustee
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USC and lacrosse coach Lindsey Munday are “parting ways” after 14 seasons. It was a bit overdue. Munday has been the only lacrosse coach in USC history, hired in 2011 when the athletic dept. decided to start playing the sport. At the time, it was thought USC could quickly become a national power given the school’s location and prestige. But Munday only took USC to … Continue reading USC Finally Makes Change With Lacrosse Coach
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Pete Carroll spoke at the USC Business School graduation ceremony Friday at the Coliseum. He said “always compete” multiple times during the speech. More inspring, is this below. I can still remember the first time I heard the USC alma mater with a vocalist at a Homecoming game. It was magical. And this version is just as memorable from Thursday’s graduation with USC president Beong-Soo … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: An Inspiring Moment
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Former USC president Max Nikias is a on a book tour. He went to the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda on Monday night. The event was hosted and sponsored by USC trustee Stephanie Argyros and the Argyros Family Foundation, who bought books for all attendees. Nikias said more than 200 people were in attendance. This begs the question: Is anyone actually buying the book? The … Continue reading There’s A USC-Related Book Tour Going On, In Case You Didn’t Know
USC and UCLA have split the dual track meet. The Bruin men won, 87-76 while the Trojan women won, 93-69. I said before the meet that the men’s portion was a toss up but it’s still a tough loss for USC coach Quincy Watts, who has lost the men’s meet to the Bruins two straight years to his former USC assistant, Joanna Hayes. It also … Continue reading USC-UCLA Split Dual Track Meet
