USC Notes: Another Sign Of Apocalypse For College Sports

There is buzz on campus that USC is considering restrictions to tailgating on campus this fall, as part of security measures enacted during the spring protests. If anything substantial is enacted, there would be a harsh blowback from fans, alumni and boosters who make being on campus a huge part of their game-day experience. I’ve said since the protests started that I think USC secretly … Continue reading USC Notes: Another Sign Of Apocalypse For College Sports

USC Morning Buzz: Not Exactly A Bargain In Rose Bowl

Can you believe it will cost $130 to buy a ticket to the USC-UCLA game at the Rose Bowl in the Trojan section? And that’s the price for those who belong to USC booster groups. Some USC boosters intend to wait until individual game seats are on sale for all UCLA games, because two years ago those seats were better and cheaper than the end … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Not Exactly A Bargain In Rose Bowl

USC Notes: A Problem Worth Fleeing From

Did you see the headache Jen Cohen left when she departed Washington for USC? Here’s the projected deficits: So according to Washington, “much of the deficit can be attributed to (the) migration to the Big Ten conference and unanticipated expenses associated with the departure from the Pac-12.” I think Cohen probably should give the Seattle media a comment about these dire numbers. They won’t even … Continue reading USC Notes: A Problem Worth Fleeing From

USC Adds Four To Board Of Trustees, Which Looks Like Good News For Carol Folt

USC has added four members to the Board of Trustees and it didn’t look far doing it. I’d say Carol Folt has consolidated her position here. Mark Stevens, who has donated more than $100 million to USC, is returning for a second stint on the board. He has his name on several things at USC including the Stevens Academic Center for athletes, which is under … Continue reading USC Adds Four To Board Of Trustees, Which Looks Like Good News For Carol Folt