USC Officially Welcomes Back Reggie Bush

USC made it official this morning and officially ended its disassociation with Reggie Bush and O.J. Mayo, who no one ever really talks about when bringing up these 10-year bans with the NCAA. It’s the right move to end the bans because they really silly and the NCAA sanctions were way too harsh. But it’s also time for Bush to show some remorse, especially since … Continue reading USC Officially Welcomes Back Reggie Bush

Morning Buzz: USC Holds First Protest

With no school and the campus usually locked down, there hasn’t been a protest at USC . . . until now. A protest started this morning and was making a 3-mile loop around the campus. March headed north down McClintock. Students will make a 3-mile loop around campus. pic.twitter.com/0DDLRramnh — Alexis Timko (@AlexisTimko) June 6, 2020 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC Holds First Protest

USC Morning Buzz: Bringing Students Back Was Necessary

Is there any surprise USC is having students on campus in the fall? Safety comes first but from a financial standpoint, it seems impossible that a school the size of USC could offer only online classes for the fall semester. There’s too much money involved. Would you want to pay $28,000 in tuition for a semester of online teaching? No way. USC needs students on … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Bringing Students Back Was Necessary

USC Announces Plans For School Year

USC announced it plans to hold an in-person fall semester that begins on Aug. 17, a week earlier than scheduled. The semester will end at Thanksgiving break, which is about two weeks earlier than normal. The move is obviously a good step forward for football. All on-campus facilities will be reconfigured to help students/faculty follow physical-distancing guidelines. USC will require face coverings on campus. Some … Continue reading USC Announces Plans For School Year

What Is A Significant Booster?

USC dealt swiftly with Marla Brown yesterday by revoking her season tickets and Trojan Athletic Fund membership. It was interesting, however, how some reports made her out to be a significant booster. You can join the TAF for $200. I don’t know how much Brown gave but my definition of significant is a little different. Wayne Hughes ($400-450 million) is a significant donor. Brian Kennedy … Continue reading What Is A Significant Booster?