USC offered a scholarship Thursday to tailback/linebacker Quavaris Crouch, who is ranked the No. 1 player in the nation for the Class of 2019 by Rivals.com. Crouch, who is from Charlotte, N.C., rushed for 3,283 yards and 33 touchdowns last season for Harding High School. Continue reading USC Offers No. 1 Player In Nation

USC is offering a lot of scholarships this week, mostly to offensive linemen. It makes sense: Toa Lobendahn and Chris Brown are seniors next season; Cole Smith retired; Nathan Smith might retire and Roy Hemsley is expected to transfer. The most interesting lineman offered was Trevor Roberson of Wellington, Texas, who is 6-11 and 345 pounds. The conventional wisdom is that is too tall to … Continue reading USC Goes On Offering Spree

USC needs elite offensive linemen and today it offered a scholarship to Devontae Dobbs of Belleville, Mich. Dobbs (6-4, 270) is rated the No. 4 offensive tackle in the Class of 2019 by Rivals.com. Continue reading USC Offers Highly Rated Offensive Tackle

Two donors who annually buy tables at the USC recruiting dinner bypassed the event two weeks ago. Why? I’m told they were unhappy with the past season and didnt go to the event, even though USC had a top-five recruiting class. Continue reading Some Donors Are Frustrated

Was anyone surprised USC had another top recruiting class (No. 3 by Rivals, No. 4 by 247 Sports)? Clay Helton said all 18 recruits could challenge for starting spots. But, again, how much better will these players be under the current coaching atmosphere? Have you seen development from the cornerbacks, especially Iman Marshall and Jack Jones, the past two seasons? USC has signed two more … Continue reading USC Has Another Top 5 Class