Pac-12 Is Happy To Brag Today
The Pac-12 is bragging today about its 526 national titles, which is the most in the nation. For the 14th year in a row and the 18th time in the last 19 years, the Pac-12 is the winningest conference in the country. Seven schools won NCAA titles. But where is the Pac-12 when it comes to college football or basketball? The Pac-12 is pretty good … Continue reading Pac-12 Is Happy To Brag Today
USC Puts Club Seats On Sale
USC is offering some fans the opportunity to purchase club seats in the new Coliseum tower. Each seat cost $4,000. A key question is whether these were intended to go on sale for a single season or originally intended to be sold like the suites for several seasons? Former USC women’s soccer coach Ali Khosroshahin, officially plead guilty in Boston federal court in the … Continue reading USC Puts Club Seats On Sale
USC Morning Buzz: Lynn Swann Takes A Baby Step
An amazing coincidence happened Wednesday. After I wrote in the morning former USC linebacker Bob Jensen repeatedly called Lynn Swann to no avail about the cancellation of the Salute to Troy dinner, guess what happened? Swann suddenly called Jensen on Wednesday afternoon, according to a source. Good thing Swann does not read this blog! Anyways, I hear Swann said there would be no Salute to … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Lynn Swann Takes A Baby Step
Paging Carol Folt
New president Carol Folt has a lot people who want to talk to her when she starts next week. Some want to discuss Lynn Swann. Some want to discuss Clay Helton. Some want to discuss the College Admissions Scandal. Some now want to discuss the Salute to Troy. There are even some who want to know why there is a building at USC named after … Continue reading Paging Carol Folt
Afternoon Notes: Did Uncertainty Cost USC A Recruit
I’m told that four-star JSerra offensive tackle Jeffrey Persi, who committed to Michigan this week, actually had USC as his dream school. But Persi viewed USC as too risky with all the uncertainty regarding the football program. Meanwhile, USC is cleaning up with two-and-three star offensive line recruits. I mentioned yesterday that USC is not retaining Rick Carr, its director of security and long-time “bodyguard” … Continue reading Afternoon Notes: Did Uncertainty Cost USC A Recruit
Former USC Gynecologist George Tyndall Arrested
George Tyndall, the long-time USC gynecologist accused of molesting hundreds of patients for several decades, has been arrested outside his home by Los Angeles police this morning. Tyndall worked at USC for nearly 30 years and more than 400 women have accused him of sexual misconduct. As a result of the scandal, USC president Max Nikias resigned in 2018 and USC agreed to a $215 … Continue reading Former USC Gynecologist George Tyndall Arrested
