Here’s an update on former USC tailback Sultan McCullough, who is still in the hospital since being in a serious car accident on April 5 in Monrovia. He has had pins placed in his knees and has undergone several skin grafts on his legs and remains in pain. He has not started walking yet but is expected to once the pins are removed and he … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Sultan McCullough Update

Mike Bohn has been on a mini-media blitz recently, to his credit, and even spoke to a USC class last week. But he apparently did not have time to speak to media in Cincinnati, after the Bearcats dropped men’s soccer this week. “Records show that during Bohn’s tenure at UC, the athletic deficit totaled more than $160 million — a 79 percent increase over the … Continue reading Morning Buzz: At Least USC Won’t Drop Men’s Soccer

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti. said today “large gatherings such as concerts and sporting events may not be approved in the city for at least 1 year.” That would mean no football at the Coliseum with crowds until 2021. “I know they will be sooner the more that we take these actions,” Garcetti said. He also said would love to see sports again by the … Continue reading No Fans At Coliseum In 2021?

There is a very funny moment on Jeopardy tonight involving USC student Xiaoke Ying (see below). But I would caution against criticizing her because she recovered quite well from this moment. Never laughed so hard to a jeopardy answer pic.twitter.com/td4X71taTz — Fez (@Franthap) April 15, 2020 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading Big Jeopardy Night For USC

Did you see Washington State football coach Nick Rolovich, basketball coach Kyle Smith, athletic director Pat Chun and school president Kirk Schulz will voluntarily take a 5 percent salary cut through the 2020-21 academic year? They also will not receive any contract bonuses or incentives. Now I fully realize Washington State is a much smaller school than USC. But I still think the time is … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: How Long Can Top Coaches Be Immune?

No fans? No problem. USC needs to contact the Rakuten Monkeys, a Taiwanese team that’s part of the Chinese Professional Baseball League. The Monkeys first home game will feature mannequins and cardboard cutouts of fans in the stands. Actual humans are not allowed at the game because of the coronavirus. But I think USC should adopt this even when fans are allowed. And remember to … Continue reading Here’s What USC Should Do At Coliseum