USC Couldn’t Compete With Georgia

I’m told Caryl Smith-Gilbert gave USC three weeks to make a counter-offer after being offered the Georgia job but nothing really happened. A source in Heritage Hall tells me Smith Gilbert wanted bonuses for her staff for winning the Pac-12 title last month but USC declined. The fact is Pac-12 schools, including USC, are not going to compete wit the big SEC schools in salary, … Continue reading USC Couldn’t Compete With Georgia

USC Track Coach Caryl Smith Gilbert Quits

USC track coach Caryl Smith Gilbert has resigned to become the new track coach at Georgia. This was obviously agreed to before USC won the women’s NCAA title on Sunday. I mentioned the Georgia-Smith Gilbert link back on April 23. Georgia had to offer a good deal because Smith Gilbert secured a job at USC for her husband when she came to USC. USC assistant … Continue reading USC Track Coach Caryl Smith Gilbert Quits

USC Wins Women’s NCAA Track Title

USC won the NCAA title in women’s track and field, the third time in school history to claim the honor. Here’s the 4 x 100 relay: You don’t have to worry about too much with TeeTee on anchor! Twanisha “TeeTee” Terry leads @USC_Track_Field to victory in the Women’s 4×100 Relay at the @NCAATrackField Outdoor Championships for the second time in a row!pic.twitter.com/2vu6jOG7wf — USTFCCCA (@USTFCCCA) … Continue reading USC Wins Women’s NCAA Track Title

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

Will the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff format make a huge difference for USC? Let’s take a look at the last time USC would have made the CFP in 2017 if the new format existed. So USC would have played Penn State, and if lucky, Clemson. That’s as far as it would have gone. The Elite Eight. Still a long way off from the national … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column