New president Carol Folt has a lot people who want to talk to her when she starts next week. Some want to discuss Lynn Swann. Some want to discuss Clay Helton. Some want to discuss the College Admissions Scandal. Some now want to discuss the Salute to Troy. There are even some who want to know why there is a building at USC named after … Continue reading Paging Carol Folt

George Tyndall,  the long-time USC gynecologist accused of molesting hundreds of patients for several decades, has been arrested outside his home by Los Angeles police this morning. Tyndall worked at USC for nearly 30 years and more than 400 women have accused him of sexual misconduct. As a result of the scandal, USC president Max Nikias resigned in 2018 and USC agreed to a $215 … Continue reading Former USC Gynecologist George Tyndall Arrested

The Pac-12 is so bad that Larry Scott is buying full-page ads in the New York Times calling it the “winningest conference in the country with 13 NCAA titles during the 2018-19 season.” So Scott is ignoring the woeful state of football and men’s basketball? Does he think this ad will influence New York-based media to stop bashing the Pac-12? Why would they?   Continue reading The Pac-12 Buys A Big New York Times Ad

Zion Echols, a former Cal running back but now a wide receiver, has transferred to Fresno State. He played wide receiver last season at Mt. San Antonio College. Alex Akingbulu, a former UCLA offensive lineman, announced Saturday he would transfer to Fresno State. Both players should be eligible to play USC. Continue reading Fresno State Adds Pac-12 Transfers

Former USC QB Rodney Peete is on a roll. TMZ reports Peete is getting sued by former NFL cornerback Carlos Rogers because Rogers said he gave Peete $350,000 to provide financing for a training facility to keep the Raiders in Northern California. Rogers says if the Raiders moved to Las Vegas, he was promised he’d get his investment back in full. Rogers supposedly has an … Continue reading Rodney Peete Gets Sued . . . Again

Toby MacFarlane, who was famous for getting his 5-foot-5 son into USC as a 6-1 basketball recruit, plead guilty in federal court today. MacFarlane paid $450,000 for his son and his daughter, who was supposed to be a top-flight soccer player. Prosecutors recommended he serve 15 months in prison with one year of supervised release and pay a fine of $95,000. MacFarlane told the judge … Continue reading Another Parent Pleads Guilty In Admissions Scandal