USC Gets Commitment From Bosco Receiver
Apparently, if you are a high school junior, you need to commit now to a college. St. John Bosco wide receiver Kris Hutson, who is a Class of 2020 prospect, committed to USC this afternoon. Hutson has just eight scholarship offers but started drawing attention this summer. Again, these are not even officially in high school for their junior year, so a lot can happen … Continue reading USC Gets Commitment From Bosco Receiver
USC Morning Buzz: Larry Scott Defends Pac-12
Pac-12 media day always features commissioner Larry Scott making some comments that defy common sense. Here was Scott on the Pac-12’s 1-8 bowl record: “A handful of season-ending games are not an indicator of a conference’s overall strength.” Nine games might be a handful but eight losses are not, unless you are an awful football program. More importantly, is that Scott’s takeaway from the bowl … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Larry Scott Defends Pac-12
Bryce Young To USC
As expected, Mater Dei quarterback Bryce Young committed to USC. Young is the No. 1-rated dual threat QB for the Class of 2020 per Rivals. Now some questions: Young’s size (6-0, 180) will be an issue for some. A high school coach told me he wants to see how Young does outside of a 7-on-7 environment and how Young handles the physicality of the Trinity … Continue reading Bryce Young To USC
Recruiting Reminder
Mater Dei QB Bryce Young is expected to commit to USC around 5 p.m. Continue reading Recruiting Reminder
USC Picked To Win Pac-12 South, Washington The Pac-12
The Pac-12 preseason media poll is out! As expected, USC was picked to win the Pac-12 South but it was close with Utah. And Washington was an overwhelming choice to win the Pac-12 overall, with 37 of 42 votes. Here are the results: North Division South Division 1. Washington … Continue reading USC Picked To Win Pac-12 South, Washington The Pac-12
USC Closes All Training Camp Practices To Public
USC announced the public cannot attend any of the fall camp practices beginning August 3 at Howard Jones Field. Why not? It blames an NCAA rule: Color me skeptical about the rule. Schools always interpret rules differently. For example, a few years ago USC closed the Coliseum locker room to the media after games because it said recruits were in there. So that meant the USC … Continue reading USC Closes All Training Camp Practices To Public
