Jordan Addison And Eric Gentry Do Not Practice
Wide receiver Jordan Addison and linebacker Eric Gentry did not practice today and are officially day-to-day according to Lincoln Riley. As I said this morning, since they are not 100 percent, does it make sense to play them this weekend? Depends on how much better they feel by Saturday. Pac-12 Conference Regular Season UCLA 9/5 (+180) Arizona 2/1 Oregon 9/2 (+450) USC 9/1 Standord 18/1 … Continue reading Jordan Addison And Eric Gentry Do Not Practice
USC Morning Buzz: Arizona An Attractive Prospect From One Perspective
USC plays Arizona on Saturday. I hear Trojans wide receiver Gary Bryant is interested in transferring to Arizona. Bryant is redshirting and expected to enter the transfer portal. The Wildcats are an attractive prospect for a wide receiver when you consider Jacob Cowing has 53 receptions; Dorian Singer has 41; Tetairoa McMillan has 28 and Tanner McLachlan has 23. Meanwhile, who will Colorado hire? Baylor … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Arizona An Attractive Prospect From One Perspective
Stanford Desperate For Fans
The Pac-12 is reaching new lows when it comes to ticket sales. Stanford is offering free tickets to its final two home games of the season vs. Washington State and BYU. It’s called a “test drive” because you can get these seats as season tickets next season but there is no obligation. Why is Stanford doing this? See below: Stanford takes the field as some … Continue reading Stanford Desperate For Fans
The USC-Cal Game Could Be A Little Crowded
Things could get a little crowded at the USC-Cal game on Nov. 5, which kicks off at 7:30 p.m. at the Coliseum and will be on ESPN. If LAFC defeats Austin FC on Sunday, it will host the MLS Cup at 1 p.m. on Nov. 5. Did we mention that Cal is also Homecoming? And I’ve previously mentioned there aren’t many tickets available for that … Continue reading The USC-Cal Game Could Be A Little Crowded
Rumor Of The Day
In coaching circles there is talk right now that Oregon coach Dan Lanning could get the Auburn job. Why would he take it? The uncertainty regarding the Pac-12 and financial power of the SEC is the primary reason. What about competing in-state with Nick Saban? “How much longer will he be there?,” a coach said. Continue reading Rumor Of The Day
Morning Buzz: How Are Defenses Dealing With USC?
I spoke to a Pac-12 defensive coordinator Sunday night who has watched USC play multiple times this season. “Teams try to take away the deep ball,” the coordinator said. “Oregon and Washington run more of a system (offensively). USC caters to its playmakers because they are good. “Teams that have hurt USC have a good front 7. Oregon State played zone and ran combination coverages. … Continue reading Morning Buzz: How Are Defenses Dealing With USC?
