If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
USC often reminds its fans that it doesn’t always know best. Let’s remember two years ago when it basically dismantled the alumni clubs and wanted everything (money) funneled directly to the university. I was reminded of this when thinking about how if you donated money to BLVD, 50 percent would go to the general fund. So you might give money for football and less than … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
USC Notes: So Many Questions?
With all the successful business people from USC in Southern California, why didn’t the athletic dept. simply partner up with some of them for its NIL needs? Instead, it wanted its own in-house operation with inexperienced people running it. I raise this for the people who think Mike Bohn and Brandon Sosna had a golden touch with everything. When you have the power of USC, … Continue reading USC Notes: So Many Questions?
Caleb Williams Already Ahead In Heisman Race
USC QB Caleb Williams is the second-favorite to win the Heisman Trophy according to BetOnline. Ahead of even Bryce Young, the defending Heisman winner. Here are the odds: CJ Stroud +300 Caleb Williams +350 Bryce Young +500 Devin Leary +2500 Tyler Van Dyke +2500 Will Anderson Jr. +2500 Bijan Robinson +3300 Jaxson Dart +5000 Continue reading Caleb Williams Already Ahead In Heisman Race
USC Morning Buzz: It’s Not As Crowded At Defensive End (For Now)
USC training camp is not even a week old so it’s too early to form conclusions. But is it any surprise highly touted defensive end Korey Foreman missed the past two practices? Lincoln Riley said Foreman had a previous commitment on Monday night. Foreman also missed Tuesday morning’s practice. Today’s practice is closed to the media. If Foreman returns, it won’t matter much that he … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: It’s Not As Crowded At Defensive End (For Now)
USC Quick Thought: At Least NIL Is Going Well
I mean, if you were a USC booster, wouldn’t you have complete confidence in BLVD? Remember two weeks ago I wrote about players frustrated over the lack of NIL deals. Just listen to these pitches: Don’t be afraid to change the game. If you’re good enough, the game will come to you. The best athletes in the world don’t adapt their style to the game, … Continue reading USC Quick Thought: At Least NIL Is Going Well
Another Own Goal By USC
I frequently rail about the way USC honors its former athletes. And I never run out of material. The athletic dept. recently emailed its former athletes inviting them to a pre-game pizza party at Heritage Hall before the USC-Rice game on Sept. 3. The slice of pizza was free but the ex-athletes had to pay for the drinks (including soda). Typical. But here is the … Continue reading Another Own Goal By USC