Caleb Williams Is Heisman Favorite
If you have a big game on national TV and you’re from USC, you become the Heisman favorite. Think Carson Palmer vs. Notre Dame in 2002 (425 yards, 4 TDs.) Caleb Williams is the new Heisman favorite according to BetOnline. USC’s national title odds also improved. The Trojans are 25/1. Georgia is 5/7; Ohio State is 5/2; Michigan is 10/1; TCU is 14/1 and Clemson … Continue reading Caleb Williams Is Heisman Favorite
Morning Buzz: USC-UCLA Report Card
QUARTERBACK It must be an amazing feeling to call plays and know Caleb Williams will use his magic to make them work. He can throw against his body better than anyone in college football. And he’s almost impossible to tackle on the first attempt. He’s singlehandedly got USC in the College Football Playoff conversation. It’s all enough to almost make you forget his slow start. … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC-UCLA Report Card
A USC Milestone From UCLA Game
Did you know last night was the first time this season Jordan Addison reached double figures in receptions? He had 11 catches for 178 yards and one TD. Before the season, Addison and many fans probably assumed the Biletnikoff Award winner would have quite a few games like last night. But Addison has never caught more than eight passes in a game this season. It … Continue reading A USC Milestone From UCLA Game
Sunday Buzz: It’s Obvious USC Needs A Special Teams Coach
USC does not have a special teams coach but it does have someone who handles the special teams. Ryan Dougherty is the Trojans’ “special teams analyst.” He spent the previous 5 seasons (2017-21) as the special teams analyst at Oklahoma.“He can’t wear headsets and do all the things that a regular assistant coach does (like recruiting and on-field coaching) but he does handle the special … Continue reading Sunday Buzz: It’s Obvious USC Needs A Special Teams Coach
Discuss The USC-UCLA Game
I’m glad I waited a bit before writing this post because I want to put it in perspective. I would say this game falls more into the “highly entertaining” category than “classic.” But it was a great game to watch from beginning to end. Imagine being told before the game that Austin Jones would outgain Zach Charbonnet (120-95) and Korey Foreman would make the game-saving … Continue reading Discuss The USC-UCLA Game
USC-UCLA Live Blog
Korey Foreman made a play. I repeat. Korey Foreman made a play. He hadn’t even made a tackle before that interception. It’s up to Alex Grinch and a poor defense now. Caleb Williams stops himself by refusing to run for a first down and throwing a poor pass to Josh Falo. Continue reading USC-UCLA Live Blog