Let’s Check In On USC Recruiting

Five-star tailback Kendall Milton of Clovis, Calif., committed to Georgia tonight. Five months ago, USC’s 2020 recruiting class was ranked No. 33 by Rivals and No. 31 by 247. After a flurry of mostly offensive line commitments during the summer, the Trojans’ 2020 recruiting class is ranked No. 64 by Rivals and No. 66 by 247. There is still plenty of time to turn it … Continue reading Let’s Check In On USC Recruiting

USC Morning Buzz: Money Talks Edition

Everything USC does has a common thread: Money. It will pay UC Davis only $725,000 to play at the Coliseum in 2021 per The Athletic. USC paid Western Michigan $1.2 million in 2017 for a nonconference game at the Coliseum. Now that’s a good reason for the skin flints in the athletic dept. to bury tradition. Insiders believe money was the reason successful men’s tennis … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Money Talks Edition

Sunday Notes: Larry Scott Is Wrong Messenger

Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott makes more than $5.3 million per year but doesn’t want athletes getting paid. “We are very clearly opposed to any pay for play situation,” Scott said. You can be for-or-against college athletes getting paid, but Scott is the wrong messenger on this issue. And a host of other issues. Rumor of the day: Five-star tailback Bijan Robinson is still considering USC … Continue reading Sunday Notes: Larry Scott Is Wrong Messenger

The Strange Case Of Daniel Imatorbhebhe

It’s still a little weird how vague USC was about tight end Daniel Imatorbhebhe and his departure from the program. CLAY HELTON: “Daniel is doing well. Daniel is this year going to focus on finalizing his master’s degree as well as continuing to train. But he’s doing well. He won’t be with us this season, but is doing well. Q. Could he come back? CLAY … Continue reading The Strange Case Of Daniel Imatorbhebhe