Coliseum Commission Hears Comments On Naming Rights Deal

It looks like the United Airlines naming rights deal with the Coliseum is not going away soon. At today’s Coliseum Commission hearing, no decisions were made on what the commission would request but a lot of comments were delivered. “I cannot imagine an airline wanting the name ‘memorial’ attached to the name of their airline. Just saying,” said one member of the public who spoke … Continue reading Coliseum Commission Hears Comments On Naming Rights Deal

Spring Practices Are Better . . . Every Year

If you go on twitter, it’s easy to find people saying, “the USC players say things are better now” during spring practice, as if everything is going to be better next season. Go find any college spring practices and see if they say the workouts are worse or the new coach’s offense is terrible. That is why I like to wait until the fall to … Continue reading Spring Practices Are Better . . . Every Year

Morning Buzz: USC Can Be A Tough Place To Leave

USC accepted only 11 percent of the 66,000-plus applicants this year. But while it can be a tough place to get into, it seems almost impossible to leave. Max Nikias was president but resigned. So now he is President Emeritus at USC. I’ve heard he has a new office at the Tutor Campus Center. Wanda Austin replaced Nikias as interim president. When new president Carol … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC Can Be A Tough Place To Leave

USC Tweet Of The Night

This tweet from USC athletics is in poor taste. A picture with a USC football player and the words “Avenge the fallen” seems over the top. Did someone die? UPDATED: Apparently this is copying a comic-book movie poster. Well, unless you are a 13-year-old boy, how many people get it? Most will not. So it’s still bad taste. Comeback season. #FightOn pic.twitter.com/S76U6gWkie — USC Trojans … Continue reading USC Tweet Of The Night