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Alijah Arenas Changes Mind, Will Return To USC

The whole Alijah Arenas situation has become so sloppy. He hasn’t made any public announcements, entered his name in the NBA Draft and now has suddenly withdrawn it. Arenas returning to USC will be cheered in many quarters. But I will stand by what I said earlier today. He took 13 shots a game last season (too many); shot 34 percent from the field and … Continue reading Alijah Arenas Changes Mind, Will Return To USC

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Alijah Arenas Declares For NBA Draft

The NBA released its list of its of underclassmen who have declared for the NBA Draft and Alijah Arenas was on the list. Not exactly a surprise but I find it kind of classless to enter the draft without even a statement for the USC fans or a word of appreciation for the basketball program that supported you. Does this affect USC’s Top 25 ranking … Continue reading Alijah Arenas Declares For NBA Draft

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USC Wins NCAA Water Polo National Title

USC defeated Cal, 10-9, to win the NCAA national title tonight at UC San Diego. Goalie Anna Reed was fantastic for the Trojans and made a multitude of saves through the game, including in the fourth quarter when USC’s offense went stagnant. She finished with 10 saves. “She’s incredible,” USC coach Casey Moon said. “She plays like she’s 7-feet tall. She made four or five … Continue reading USC Wins NCAA Water Polo National Title

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USC Sunday Buzz: The NFL Draft Reinforced One Stereotype

Two wide receivers (Makai Lemon, Ja’Kobi Lane) and a safety who transferred from UCLA (Kamari Ramsey) got drafted yesterday. This certainly doesn’t do much to dispel the stereotype that Lincoln Riley can develop quarterbacks and wide receivers and everyone else is pretty much left to their talent/work ethic. Even five of the six free agents transferred from somewhere else. Here are the USC players who … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: The NFL Draft Reinforced One Stereotype

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USC Defeats UCLA To Advance To NCAA Water Polo Championship

USC defeated UCLA, 11-10, Saturday night in the Final Four of the women’s water polo championships at UC San Diego. The Trojans will play Cal tomorrow for the national championship after the Bears upset No. 1-ranked Stanford, 13-11. USC will play Cal at 6 p.m. PT and it will be televised by ESPNU. Continue reading USC Defeats UCLA To Advance To NCAA Water Polo Championship