This was handed out at the USC book festival last weekend: Continue reading Has USC Lost Its Way?

The Pac-12 has something in common with USC. It likes to lecture the public instead of trying to work together. Here’s Mark Shuken, the Pac-12 Network president, telling Sports Business Journal the network’s goal is not to make money but to  “amplify student-athletes and their experiences.” And here everyone thought the goal was to make money. Or if you DirecTV, not watch it. lmao cmon … Continue reading The Pac-12 Network’s Purpose Is Not To Make Money

USC announced the death of a memorable Trojan: Ambrose Schindler. He was 101. Schindler died Dec. 30, 2018 but it was just recently reported. The San Diego High School graduate led USC in rushing, scoring and total offense and was named all-conference in 1937. Schindler also led the Trojans in 1939, and was named MVP of the 1940 Rose Bowl. The 1939 team was eventually recognized … Continue reading A Trojan Great With Who Worked On “Wizard Of Oz” Dies

L.A. County Supervisor Janice Hahn said today she still believes it is possible to name the field but not the Coliseum as she still opposes the “United Airlines Memorial Coliseum” naming rights. “I’m hopeful that a compromise can be reached,” Hahn said. “I also know that there is talk of other possible corporate sponsors expressing an interest.” United has already said it would prefer to … Continue reading Coliseum Naming Rights Update

It’s baack! Games of Thrones returned tonight and I’m bringing back the forum that I started on my other USC blog. It was gone so long that USC was good was Season 7 started. How many things did you forget before tonight’s episode? How much needed to be set up again? I always say I don’t care what it returns . . . and then … Continue reading Game Of Thrones Talk

Wide receiver Trevon Sidney committed to Illinois today. He joins defensive end Oluwole Betiku, who committed to Illinois earlier in the week. Continue reading Trevon Sidney To Illinois