USC Morning Buzz: June Is For The Optimists!

June is almost the perfect month for USC. The optimists can point to all the recruiting visits; the commitments and find positive preseason prognostications. In other words, performance is completely secondary. No one asks a recruit about Clay Helton. They just want to talk to the recruits about Donte Williams or another assistant. Does anyone see this as a problem? You think a marquee programs … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: June Is For The Optimists!

USC: Where Every Hire Is The Most Important

Is it an oxymoron to say hiring an assistant director of recruiting operations is a “big time hire”? Big time hire ✌️ Welcome, @ColinPritts!!#BLVDBound🌴 pic.twitter.com/LfackufW2Z — USC Football (@USC_FB) June 22, 2021 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Is it as big time as being the assistant to the assistant manager at the movie theater? USC is once again giving me an opportunity to make a Mark Ratner reference. Continue reading USC: Where Every Hire Is The Most Important

USC Adds Tailback, Loses Out On Another

De’Anthony Gatson, a tailback from Newton, Texas (where else?) committed to USC today. He is a four-star per Rivals and three-star per 247. Meanwhile, Gavin Sawchuk of Littleton Colo., who is considered one of the top three tailbacks in the nation, committed to Oklahoma. You might remember he visited USC two weeks ago. “I really like how they run their offense,” Sawchuk said. Just not … Continue reading USC Adds Tailback, Loses Out On Another

USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of The Week

WINNERS USC recruiting Two commitments last week means the USC program can overcome the radioactive status of Clay Helton. Overcoming NCAA sanctions was nothing compared to this. Quincy Watts He became USC’s new track coach for two reasons: He deserved it and Mike Bohn probably had no clue who to hire if Watts hadn’t been available. Michael Norman The former USC sprinter won the 400 … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of The Week