USC Morning Buzz: A Big Difference Between 2021 And 2022
I spoke to a USC player and asked the biggest difference between Lincoln Riley being in charge compared to Clay Helton and Donte Williams. “Everyone is listening now,” the player said. “Last year, the players weren’t listening. Positions are up for grabs and Riley said it’s a clean slate. “Before it felt like starting positions would get decided and nothing would change it. Especially for … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Big Difference Between 2021 And 2022
Will USC Offer Another Offensive Tackle?
I hear USC is mulling whether to offer North Texas offensive tackle Jacob Brammer, who is in the transfer portal. Brammer has offers from Vanderbilt, Indiana, Duke and Tulsa. USC would like to wait and see how spring practice goes but Brammer might decide to commit before the Trojans hold spring drills. It’s the dilemma of the offensive line at the moment. Brammer started all … Continue reading Will USC Offer Another Offensive Tackle?
Morning Buzz: Could We See A USC-UCLA Summer Scrimmage?
Could we see a USC-UCLA football scrimmage this fall? The Mid-American Conference has proposed to the NCAA that would allow joint practices/exhibitions between colleges. It’s no different than the Rams-Chargers holding a practice before the season. It would also relieve the monotony of training camp and give teams a chance to see where they stand against outside competition. Imagine if there was a USC-UCLA scrimmage … Continue reading Morning Buzz: Could We See A USC-UCLA Summer Scrimmage?
Who Is USC’s Greatest No. 2?
USC posed this question today: Who is the greatest No. 2 of all time? 2/22/22 Who do you think is the greatest No. 2 in @USC_FB history?! pic.twitter.com/zBauzQuh29 — USC Trojans (@USC_Athletics) February 22, 2022 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Naturally, USC didn’t even mention Morley Drury, who is in the College Football Hall of Fame and also wore No. 2. Drury was an All-American in 1927 and nicknamed … Continue reading Who Is USC’s Greatest No. 2?
USC Morning Buzz: Fast Times On Figueroa
USC had a basketball game that ended Sunday night around 6:30 p.m. A few hours later this took place in the intersection between the Galen Center and USC campus. Crazy. I can’t believe USC security wasn’t able to clear the street before this happened with all the security that is usually positioned on the streets. Link here This was just a few hours after #USC … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Fast Times On Figueroa
USC Presidents’ Day Rememberance
Here is a photo of President William Howard Taft visiting USC in 1911. USC has a nice selection of photos of Presidents visiting the campus here. And who can miss the peristyle at the Coliseum for Franklin Roosevelt during his 1935 visit, where he also visited the USC campus. Continue reading USC Presidents’ Day Rememberance