Lynn Swann Shows At Coliseum

Lynn Swann showed up at the Coliseum ribbon-cutting ceremony. Proof he “works” from time to time. New USC president Carol Folt said at the ceremony she was glad it’s still called the “Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.” That’s a slap to the past administration (Max Nikias!). By the way, a USC official said today all but one of the Founders Suites have been sold. They cost … Continue reading Lynn Swann Shows At Coliseum

USC Morning Buzz: A QB Should Seize Job

The point of the USC QB derby was for JT Daniels to demonstrate he has clearly become better than the other quarterbacks. So far, that has not happened. He will win the job. But he hasn’t seized it. That matters to football people. It doesn’t matter to Clay Helton, who also picked Max Browne over Sam Darnold in 2016. Just remember when you see pictures … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A QB Should Seize Job

Wednesday Practice Report

USC returned to shoulder pads and shorts today and maybe this is a reason: After yesterday’s full pads practice, offensive linemen Clayton Bradley and Jacob Daniel, linebacker Hunter Echols and cornerback Greg Johnson were out today. They joined wide receiver Kyle Ford, defensive lineman Jacob Lichtenstein, tailback Vavae Malepeai, tight end Ethan Rae, linebacker Solomon Tuliaupupu, cornerback Max Williams and linebacker Elijah Winston. So maybe … Continue reading Wednesday Practice Report

The Flip Side Of Wide Receivers’ Success

USC’s wide receivers had a big scrimmage and a good day at Tuesday’s practice. But it’s safe to say the defensive secondary is not scaring anyone. Especially when you consider the defense is supposed to be ahead of the offense during the first 7-10 days of any training camp. There have been moments here-or-there when Olaijah Griffin or Talanoa Hufanga intercepts a pass. But overall … Continue reading The Flip Side Of Wide Receivers’ Success