Former USC players Chris Claiborne (pictured), Willie McGinest and Marvin Pollard are at The Opening in Arlington, Texas, this weekend. Continue reading USC Sightings

Quarterback Bryce Young, formerly of Cathedral and now Mater Dei, named his top six choices tonight: Alabama, Penn State, USC, Texas, Washington and Oklahoma. Young is a Class of 2020 quarterback. So the question is: Who does USC want more? Young or St. John Bosco phenom DJ Uiagalelei, who is also from the Class of 2020. Continue reading Mater Dei QB Bryce Young Names Final 6 Schools

Were you stunned that Oaks Christian defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux said USC was not “recruiting me that hard,” last night? It certainly has precedent. Remember cornerback Thomas Graham committed to USC then said he did not hear from the coaches for several months. Graham then switched his commitment to Oregon. Last summer, USC dragged its feet recruiting cornerback Olaijah Griffin so he committed to UCLA. After … Continue reading USC Has A Habit Of Taking Its Time Recruiting Top Players

Oaks Christian defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux, ranked one of the top five players in the nation by Rivals.com, named his top 5 schools tonight: USC, Florida, Florida State, Alabama and Oregon. Now for the jaw-dropping quote from Thibodeaux regarding USC, courtesy of 247Sports: “They really haven’t been recruiting me that hard but I wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt. I’m not sure if they think … Continue reading Defensive End Kayvon Thibodeaux Names Top 5 Schools

Drake London, a highly regarded 6-foot-5 wide receiver and shooting guard from Moorpark, committed to USC this afternoon. The reviews are pretty high on London, especially as a person. The question is whether an athlete can seriously play two sports in college, especially when their seasons overlap. So I’m a little skeptical about that point, especially when he is on a football scholarship. Will he … Continue reading Football-Basketball Star Drake London Commits To USC

The Chris Steele commitment controversy has sparked a USC website war. With blood in the water, one immediately asked, “Are you unhappy with your current website?” Another offers five-weeks of unlimited access for free. It’s highly competitive and just takes something small to start a feeding frenzy. Don’t worry, this blog is free! Hey, it could be worse. This blog could be run by a … Continue reading USC Website War Is On