A Pac-12 coach told me one of the spring impressions of Colorado is the Buffaloes look physically small. That’s not something you’ll read in the media. But it could explain why Colorado is making a run at former Houston offensive tackle Cam’Ron Johnson, who is going to visit USC. Johnson visited Missouri last weekend. Johnson started all 13 games at left tackle while earning first-team, … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Lincoln Riley Vs. Deion Sanders Needs To Happen More

Here is George Tirebiter looking ready to pounce at a car’s tire at the Coliseum. Microphone not included (or necessary). Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day

USC and Texas are the leaders for Georgia defensive tackle Bear Alexander, who entered the transfer portal Saturday. Alexander had two tackles in the championship game vs. TCU but he was not starting in spring practice. So, of course, it meant he must leave. USC offensive tackle Courtland Ford entered the transfer portal Sunday and will visit Kentucky later this week per Kentucky Sports Radio. … Continue reading Monday Notes: USC And Texas Pursue Transfer

You know what we definitely learned from USC spring practice? You can’t always take the coaches’ word. This is why it gets dangerous when you become a stenographer for the coaches. Their analysis can be off base or embellished. Some examples: Here’s what Lincoln Riley said during USC spring drills about the defense. “What we’ve seen of those guys up to this point we’ve been … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Here’s One Thing We Learned After Spring Practice

Lincoln Riley talked about why Caleb Williams played only one series yesterday. “He’s played a lot of football. My job is to look at it and see what we can get the most out of today. I don’t know that playing two or three more series changes anything for Caleb in September, October or November. “For a guy like Miller Moss, who hasn’t had a … Continue reading USC Notes: What Does Caleb Williams Need To Improve?

OK, some USC scrimmage thoughts: First of all, I don’t get too caught up in stats. Spring game stats are often terrible and that doesn’t mean much for the fall. I liked freshman defensive end Sam Greene. He was active and made things happen, which I means he should be better than some veterans on the defensive line. I also liked USC’s decision to move … Continue reading Sunday Buzz: USC Scrimmage Thoughts