Sunday Buzz: Pick The Super Bowl Score
It’s Super Sunday! Brady vs. Mahomes! The Goat vs. the Baby Goat. OK, enough. I’m taking Kansas City, 35-28. Who do you got? Continue reading Sunday Buzz: Pick The Super Bowl Score
USC 66, UCLA 48
Ethan Anderson scored 19 points and made 5 shots from 3-point range as USC breezed past UCLA, 66-48, at the Galen Center. Tahj Eaddy was the only other Trojan in double figures with 16 points. Evan Mobley took only six shots and had nine points along with nine rebounds. UCLA did not have post players Jalen Hill and Cody Riley. Freshman center Mac Etienne played … Continue reading USC 66, UCLA 48
Pick The USC-UCLA Score
USC v. UCLA. Who do you like? How different will it be without fans? Does that even things out for the teams? Can it match the ending of last year’s game at the Galen Center? Continue reading Pick The USC-UCLA Score
Former USC Player/Actor Mike Henry Dies
Mike Henry, co-captain of the 1957 USC football team, died last month. He was 84. Henry died from chronic traumatic encephalopathy and Parkinson’s disease, according to published reports. Henry also played in the NFL from 1959-64 with the Pittsburgh Steelers and Los Angeles Rams. Henry was USC’s lineman of the year in 1957, with 38 tackles (19 solo). He also played at Bell High School. … Continue reading Former USC Player/Actor Mike Henry Dies
Star Don’t Always Equal Success
Studies have shown college teams with more four-and-five star prospects have better results. But look at the five-stars (per 247) USC signed in the past six years: Chuma Edoga, Rasheem Green, Iman Marshall, Osa Masina, Oluwole Betiku, Jack Jones, Stephen Carr, Joseph Lewis, JT Daniels, Palaie Gaoteote, Olaijah Griffin and Amon Ra St. Brown. Now some of these players were not five-stars by Rivals, (Carr, Masina, … Continue reading Star Don’t Always Equal Success
Can USC Offense Go Under Center?
New USC offensive line coach Clay McGuire said today “there is a time and place” for snapping the ball under center in the Air Raid offense. This is encouraging but it doesn’t mean anything until Graham Harrell makes the same comment or if USC actually practices it during spring football. Maybe McGuire can change Harrell’s mind. Someone needs to. Continue reading Can USC Offense Go Under Center?
