It Will Be Hard For USC To Repeat In One Category

USC’s defense should be better this season. But how will the Trojans continue the 1.50 turnover margin — the best mark in the nation — to this season? It might happen early but what about the the schedule gets tougher? The lack of fumbles by USC’s offense was a big factor and sometimes you need luck in recovering fumbles. It’s going to be interesting to … Continue reading It Will Be Hard For USC To Repeat In One Category

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

Finally, a game. Does it feel like game week for USC? Between the hiring of new athletic director Jen Cohen and Reggie Bush’s lawsuit press conference at the Coliseum, there have been a lot of distractions. I think it’s also easy to forget when the opponent is San Jose State. The Trojans were ranked No. 18 and Pitt was No. 8. USC won, 16-7, even … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Andy Enfield “Hopeful” Bronny James Can Play

USC coach Andy Enfield told basketball reporter Jeff Goodman today the following about Bronny James. “Bronny was playing extremely well before the issue. Our top concern is his health. We’re hopeful that he will be on the court at some point this season.” Does this mean Bronny is attending classes at USC? USC has not yet addressed this. The deadline is about two weeks from … Continue reading Andy Enfield “Hopeful” Bronny James Can Play

One Thing Missing From USC Depth Chart

USC’s depth chart was missing one thing: Special teams. We know Eddie Czaplicki will be the punter and Denis Lynch will kick field goals and extra points. But it’s always nice to see official confirmation and who is returning punts and kickoffs. Zacariah Branch has been involved in both during training camp. Raleek Brown is still a candidate on kick returns. Not an Oklahoma fan … Continue reading One Thing Missing From USC Depth Chart