USC Pro Day Closes A Chapter

Among those who participated at USC Pro Day was wide receiver Terrell Bynum, who had another year of eligibility if he chose to use it. Bynum’s decision to transfer to USC backfired because he hardly got any playing time after spending four seasons at Washington. So there was little incentive to remain at USC, obviously. He ran a 4.5 40, which pretty good considering the … Continue reading USC Pro Day Closes A Chapter

It’s Transfer Portal Wednesday

USC tight end Malcolm Epps has entered the transfer portal. It’s a smart move. Epps caught only three passes last season despite being 6-foot-6 and athletic. He needs to go somewhere that will feature him in the offense. He also intercepted a pass last season. Meanwhile, USC guard Reese Dixon-Waters has also entered the transfer portal. He was the Pac-12 Sixth Man of the Year, … Continue reading It’s Transfer Portal Wednesday

USC Morning Buzz: Alex Grinch Expects Year 2 Bounce

USC defensive coordinator Alex Grinch explained why Year 2 should be better than Year 1 for the defense? “Guys just come with a knowledge base that way. You’re not installing everything, every technique, every drill, expectations and all those things,” Grinch said. “So now, believe me, everybody loves Year 2 compared to Year 1, but that’s not the magic elixir either. “There are no magic … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Alex Grinch Expects Year 2 Bounce

USC Notes: Gary Bryant Update

Former USC wide receiver Gary Bryant visited Oregon last weekend and is scheduled to visit Texas this weekend. There were no head coaches or general managers at USC Pro Day. Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo was in attendance and Cowboys defensive line coach Aden Durde ran the defensive line drills. USC offensive lineman Andrew Vorhees, who tore his ACL at the NFL Combine, said he … Continue reading USC Notes: Gary Bryant Update

USC Morning Buzz: Pro Day Arrives

Rain or shine, today is Pro Day at USC. It’s important for wide receiver Jordan Addison, who had a lackluster NFL Combine. Why lackluster? Addison’s weight (173 pounds) was considered light. His hands were just under the nine-inch threshold NFL teams prefer. His 40 time (4.49) was only the 21st-best for wide receivers and his vertical leap (34 inches) was the seventh-worst. His 10-foot-2-inch broad … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Pro Day Arrives