USC Morning Buzz
I’ve heard as many as three wide receivers from Mater Dei were suspended for last week’s game. Does that excuse quarterback Bryce Young‘s passing performance? He was 12 of 20 passes for 108 yards with an interception and no touchdowns. He gained 49 yards in six carries. It should be noted Mater Dei did have five-star receiver Bru McCoy, who had 32 yards receiving in the … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz
USC Elects Captains
USC announced that linebacker Cameron Smith, center Toa Lobendahn, linebacker Porter Gustin and safety Marvell Tell were elected team captains. This is the second straight season three defensive captains and only one offensive captain was chosen. Continue reading USC Elects Captains
A Sign Of Fan Discontent?
USC held its Salute to Troy kickoff dinner on Friday night. The ony time this event made news was when Steve Sarkisian got drunk a few years ago. But evidently that has not spurred interest in the dinner. A booster who goes every year told me the crowd was noticeably smaller Friday night. He said it was half the size of crowds in past year. … Continue reading A Sign Of Fan Discontent?
USC Monday Buzz
This might be the only weekend of football season where neither USC (and ex-Mater Dei) quarterback JT Daniels nor Mater Dei quarterback Bryce Young threw a TD pass. USC is ranked No. 15 in the preseason Associated Press Top 25. That’s about as predictable as it gets since USC is considered to be a “top 15 team. Today is the first day of classes at … Continue reading USC Monday Buzz
Jordan Wilmore Commits To USC
Tailback Jordan Wilmore of Lawndale High School committed to USC this afternoon. Wilmore is 5-foot-9 and 200 pounds. He had 18 scholarship offers but not many marquee schools. Arizona State, Oregon, Oregon State, Colorado, Utah and Washington State were the Pac-12 schools that offered him. UCLA did not offer him. Continue reading Jordan Wilmore Commits To USC
USC Picture Of The Day
Here is the 1979 USC-Oregon State game. The Trojan running back appears to be Michael Hayes. USC won the game, 42-5. This was the final season former USC player and assistant coach Craig Fertig was Oregon State’s head coach. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day