USC Morning Buzz: The World Champion Of Talking Strikes Again

Chad “Charmin” Bowden is at it again. He spoke this week on Trojans Live about USC’s schedule “We cannot wait to play in those games,” Bowden said. Was he talking about playing San Jose State or Louisiana? Of course not. No doubt he was referring to Oregon, Ohio State, Indiana, etc. But not Notre Dame, of course. Let’s recall what he said last season before … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The World Champion Of Talking Strikes Again

USC Tuesday Buzz: Eric Musselman Needs To Get Busy

Eric Musselman wants a point guard. USC has contacted Colby Garland (20.3 points, 4.6 assists) of San Jose State and Jay Rodgers (11.1 points, 6.9 assists) of Central Connecticut State. USC forward Amarion Dickerson is the latest player to enter the transfer portal. Musselman better get busy because right now USC doesn’t look great. One thing that doesn’t get talked about much is that some … Continue reading USC Tuesday Buzz: Eric Musselman Needs To Get Busy

USC Notes: Lincoln Riley Encouraged By Some Spring Positions

Lincoln Riley said at the end of spring practice that he feels better about the wide receiver, tight end and linebacker positions. Wide receiver and tight end? I mean, USC is always good at wide receiver. Why would he ever be concerned.. Tight end? USC pays Mark Bowman $1.5 million. Enough said. Now linebacker is the interesting one. Because I’ve noted it as a sore … Continue reading USC Notes: Lincoln Riley Encouraged By Some Spring Positions

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USC Morning Buzz: Let’s Call It A Lost Weekend

What a weekend . . . to forget! Let’s review: USC held yet another football practice at the Coliseum, its final workout of the spring. There were recruits and family members there. But no fans. Why not? I will keep asking this because it is a ridiculous thing to not allow the public to see one of these workouts that are not divulging anything top … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Let’s Call It A Lost Weekend

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If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Can you believe USC wraps up spring practice this week? It was a quick month of workouts. The biggest accomplishment was getting the defense comfortable with Gary Patterson’s new system. Unfortunately, too much of the focus is on who had an explosive play in practice. No one ever focuses on who gave up those plays, of course. That’s not something they can promote. But when … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column