USC coach Lincoln Riley wants his players under control during Saturday’s scrimmage. “We don’t need guys that start to do their own thing, lose sight of all of the progress we’ve made,” Riley said. “(It’s about) trusting all that we’ve done, putting it on display Saturday, and that’ll be enough.” Everything always sounds like an opposite for whatever Clay Helton would do. Cal State Fullerton … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Riley Wants Scrimmage Under Control

The USC scrimmage on ESPN on Saturday will actually be one half of a football scrimmage, according to Lincoln Riley. “We just don’t quite have enough bodies,” Riley said. This a bit of a comedown from Saturday, when Riley said, “I can tell you this, it’s not going to be a game of tag. We’re going to play football.” But USC cannot field two full … Continue reading USC Will Play A Half-Scrimmage Saturday

If it’s Tuesday, how about some Art Brewster. This tribute was done for the Nov. 28, 1975 game program so it was timely since John McKay was officially hired by Tampa Bay on Oct. 31. Continue reading It’s Time For Another Art Brewster Appreciation

It almost feels weird to say USC received a commitment from a player who won’t arrive immediately. But the Trojans need tailbacks after this season, so it’s noteworthy that four-star running back Quinten Joyner of Manor, Texas, committed today. Joyner had offers from Cincinnati, Marshall, Misssissippi State, Nebraska, Oregon, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rice, TCU and Vanderbilt. Manor is 12 miles from Austin and Steve Sarkisian … Continue reading USC Gets Tailback That Texas Strangely Didn’t Offer

USC tailback Travis Dye is going to play one year for the Trojans so he isn’t interested in a rebuilding process. “I want to win the whole thing,” Dye said Monday night. “If you want recognition you have to win games.” USC forward Jordyn Jenkins and guard Kyra White have transferred to Texas-San Antonio. Jenkins was USC’s best player last season and only all-Pac-12 first … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: No Patience For Dye

Georgia offensive lineman Amarius Mims has withdrawn from the transfer portal. Oregon lineman Jonah Miller, a four-star prospect who USC recruited, is entering the portal. Miller was switched to defensive line this spring, which might be why he transferred. In the old, old days, USC used to switch defensive linemen to offense with pretty good results. Ron Yary started out as a defensive lineman before … Continue reading The Transfer Portal Keeps Churning For Linemen