USC Morning Buzz: Excuses Already Before The Game?
It takes no insight to gather that USC-Oregon is a huge game. But a segment of USC followers seem to be laying the groundwork for saying if the Trojans lose, the season is still a success. I’m not sure I’ve come across this defeatist mentality before. USC fans always believed they could win every game, whether they should or not. They didn’t enter a game … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Excuses Already Before The Game?
A Real Sign If USC Is Back
USC can earn a signature win Saturday that will be bigger/better than anything the past four seasons. It’s silly how people this week have made beating two teams that are 0-42 (Nebraska, Iowa) against ranked teams as sign program is back Continue reading A Real Sign If USC Is Back
USC Morning Buzz: Lincoln Riley Makes Cut For Award
Lincoln Riley has been named a semifinalist for the George Munger Coach of the Year Award. That’s what happens when you are 0-6 at AP Top 25 teams since being hired at USC. Munger was the head coach at Penn from 1938-53. “I think this USC team is different. SC’s gonna win,” Cross said. At least he is a consistent contrarian. Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Lincoln Riley Makes Cut For Award
USC Notes: Quite A Recruiting Stat
Looks like James Franklin was a bigger draw at Penn State than Brian Kelly at LSU or Billy Napier at Florida based on this list of decommitments since they were all fired: Continue reading USC Notes: Quite A Recruiting Stat
Morning Buzz: USC-Iowa Report Card
Before I start the report card, did you Lincoln Riley’s comments last night that the media who are hyping the Oregon game also thought USC was “going to suck” this season but he never paid attention to them. If Riley never paid attention to them, how did he know they said USC would suck? F-r-a-u-d. QUARTERBACK Jayden Maiava bounced back from his dreadful performance against … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC-Iowa Report Card
USC Morning Buzz: An Under The Radar High Impact Player
Did you know former USC defensive end Romello Height plays at Texas Tech? And he’s been one of the best transfers in the country? Height’s generated eight adjusted sacks, put up a 26.9 percent pressure rate and forced two fumbles. He would be better known if it wasn’t for the fact Texas Tech has high-profile defensive transfer David Bailey and Jacob Rodriguez,, who played a … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: An Under The Radar High Impact Player
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 