USC Morning Buzz: A Training Camp Highlight Or Lowlight?
USC scrimmaged yesterday and a highlight was this long TD play by freshman wide receiver Boobie Feaster. Even USC wanted the public to see a glimpse of Feaster’s explosiveness and put rhe clip on social media.. But here is something else to consider: Who was on the defense? Among the players chasing Feaster were Taylor Johnson, Jadyn Ramos, Joshua Holland, Talanoa Ili, Trestin Castro, Isaiah … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Training Camp Highlight Or Lowlight?
USC Needs To Up Its Shirt Game
School is about to start but the USC Bookstore has some uninspiring shirts for sale. Not exactly upping its game for the fall. Continue reading USC Needs To Up Its Shirt Game
USC Morning Buzz: Can You Make A Case For The Offensive Line?
I’ve gone against the grain and identified the offensive line as an area of concern throughout the offseason. Many listed it as a strength and one reason was the return of all five starters. With Tobias Raymond switching to center, one option is that Hayden Treter will start at left guard. So now we have an inexperienced center and a left guard who did not … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Can You Make A Case For The Offensive Line?
USC Notes: First Scrimmage Will Spotlight Centers
Lincoln Riley said this morning four players will work at center tomorrow for the first scrimmage of training camp: Tobias Raymond, Willi Wascher, Kannon Smith and Kaylon Miller. Riley said he trusts all four players at the position. USC is looking into whether injured center Kilian O’Connor could qualify for a medical hardship waiver for a fifth year of eligibility. Wide receiver Roderick Tezeno is … Continue reading USC Notes: First Scrimmage Will Spotlight Centers
USC Morning Buzz: Football And Basketball Have One Thing In Common
USC will play North Carolina in an exhibition basketball game at Greensboro, N.C., on Oct. 9th. An exhibitiion? USC couldn’t play the Tar Heels in a real game? This pretty much proves again what I’ve been saying about Eric Musselman not really beefing up the schedule despite having a team that will probably be ranked in the Top 15. Has Lincoln Riley advised him on … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Football And Basketball Have One Thing In Common
USC Notes: A Word About Player Development
Senator Gary Peters (D-MI) in talks with USC for possible post-Senate job according to the Detroit News. Peters, 67, has entered talks with USC to negotiate and arrange prospective employment. Can he coach football? I can’t believe I saw something from USC media crediting wide receivers coach Dennis Simmons for developing receivers. I like Simmons and think he is an adult in the room on … Continue reading USC Notes: A Word About Player Development