My Las Vegas Bowl Analysis: Astounding Decisions Overshadow Everything

Let me start by saying whether USC wins or loses a non-descript bowl game doesn’t impact my thinking for next season. And let me also add I was in favor of Jaydon Maiava becoming the starter during the season. But I find it crazy what Lincoln Riley said in early December about getting a QB in the transfer portal. “We’re really going to be probably … Continue reading My Las Vegas Bowl Analysis: Astounding Decisions Overshadow Everything

If It’s Friday, It’s Time For a USC Notes Column

If USC defeats Texas A&M tonight, and it’s a big if, beware the comments from the usual suspects. Just remember a year ago how giddy/cocky they were after Miller Moss threw six TD passes in the Holiday Bowl victory over Louisville. Remember the narrative? USC had become a new team in the bowl practices and experienced a culture change. The future was bright because of … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For a USC Notes Column

The USC Offensive Line Of Future On Display

USC will start Kilian O’Connor at center and Tobias Raymond at right tackle in the Las Vegas Bowl tomorrow. Unless USC adds some linemen through the transfer portal, the offensive line that starts tomorrow against Texas A&M will be projected to start next season. Elijah Paige, Emmanuel Pregnon and Alani Noa are the other starters. Continue reading The USC Offensive Line Of Future On Display

Morning Buzz: Is It News USC Plays Friday?

Do people realize USC plays a game tomorrow? The buildup to the Las Vegas Bowl feels almost non-existent. There was certainly more buzz in previous visits. The first time USC played in the Las Vegas Bowl, it was Pete Carroll’s first bowl game. The second time Steve Sarkisian had been hired and watched the game but did not coach. If you want Lincoln Riley to … Continue reading Morning Buzz: Is It News USC Plays Friday?