Hunter Echols Enters Transfer Portal

This is the third USC player to enter the transfer portal today, joining kicker Alex Stadthaus and defensive lineman Jake Lichtenstein. Hunter Echols had 20 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and broke up a pass. Echols did not accompany USC to the Cal game last weekend. Who’s next to enter the portal? Linebacker Juliano Falaniko has entered the portal as a grad transfer. Offensive tackle … Continue reading Hunter Echols Enters Transfer Portal

Lincoln Riley Denies He Didn’t Want To Play In SEC

Lincoln Riley finally got asked about bolting from Oklahoma because he didn’t want to play in the SEC. He denied it. Money quote: “Those people that know me know I’ve never backed away from a challenge. That had absolutely nothing to do with it.” My reaction: Did you watch the Alabama-Georgia game? Did you watch Oklahoma-Texas or Oklahoma-Kansas this season? I did. Riley wanted no … Continue reading Lincoln Riley Denies He Didn’t Want To Play In SEC

USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of The Week

WINNERS Jaxson Dart In an awful season, he emerged pretty much unscathed. Miller Moss He finally got a chance and made the most of it. The McKay Center There’s a real chance to clean house the right way and rid the football program of some of the characters that helped Clay Helton create this mess. USC recruiting Elias Ricks, Domani Jackson and Malachi Nelson were … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of The Week

Sunday Notes: USC Narrowly Loses To Cal

The NCAA men’s water polo championship was today and USC narrowly lost to Cal, 13-12 in Westwood. USC led 12-11 with 2:29 left but Cal tied it and then scored the winning goal with 28 seconds remaining. Linebacker David Bailey of Mater Dei committed to Stanford over USC late Saturday night. Linebacker is one of those positions USC needs help, like offensive and defensive line. … Continue reading Sunday Notes: USC Narrowly Loses To Cal