USC Saturday Buzz: Luke Fickell On Mike Bohn

Luke Fickell did an interview with CBS Sports and gave a quote about USC athletic director Mike Bohn. “I really like Mike [Bohn],” Fickell said. “There are guys at places where there is bad blood. There’s none here. It’s not just because he hired me. He was an AD who played the game, too. So for a coach in general, that’s a good thing in … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: Luke Fickell On Mike Bohn

If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A (Mini) USC Notes Column

USC coaches and players last spoke to the media Wednesday. The next time anyone will be available to the media is next Tuesday. This is pretty crazy when you consider USC plays Notre Dame next week. Whatever you think of this year’s edition of the game, it’s still college football’s greatest intersectional rivalry. Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly will speak to the media on Monday … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A (Mini) USC Notes Column

Where Is The Daring Donte Williams?

I told a Pac-12 coach about whether Donte Williams regrets becoming interim head coach? But if Williams wasn’t the head coach, he might be getting more criticism for the play of the cornerbacks, which has been below par this season. “They play really soft,” the Pac-12 coach said. Williams is in a tough position because he couldn’t turn down becoming interim coach and it does … Continue reading Where Is The Daring Donte Williams?

USC Morning Buzz: Another Scandal To Deal With

What did Max Nikias know and when did he know it? That might a question after last night’s news that a former USC dean and Los Angeles City Council member (and USC graduate) Mark Ridley Thomas were charged Wednesday with a bribery scheme in which Ridley-Thomas promised to steer millions of dollars in contracts to the school if his son got a scholarship and a … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Another Scandal To Deal With

Pitcher Who Is Part Of USC Lore Dies

Tom Lovrich, a USC All-American pitcher, died on Oct. 1 at age 91. Lovrich might be best known for giving up a legendary home run to Mickey Mantle when USC played the Yankees at Bovard Field in 1951. The home run supposedly traveled 615 feet. Lovrich won 33 games at USC from 1950-52). He was an All-District and All-Conference first team selection in 1951 and … Continue reading Pitcher Who Is Part Of USC Lore Dies