USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of The Week

WINNERS Voluntary workouts Why are they called voluntary workouts? The players don’t exactly have a choice to attend. Recruiting Two more commitments (Michael Jackson, Miller Moss) last week. How bad was the previous staff? USC protest A good-size crowd held a peaceful protest Saturday morning. But some students wondered why Carol Folt or top administrators didn’t show up? Kedon Slovis LOSERS Offensive line No grad … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of The Week

USC Right Tackle Target Commits To Miami

Jarrid Williams, a graduate transfer from Houston committed to Miami tonight. Besides USC, Williams also considered Baylor, Florida State, Florida State. USC wanted Williams to start at right tackle to help bolster a shaky offensive line. He is the second grad-transfer tackle to turn down the Trojans. Keldrick Wilson of Hampton previously spurned the Trojans. Continue reading USC Right Tackle Target Commits To Miami

Former USC Halfback Ken Del Conte Dies

Ken Del Conte, a halfback on the 1962 USC national championship team, has died. He was 78. Del Conte was a versatile player who was the third-leading receiver on the 1962 team, returned punts and kickoffs and was awarded the game ball after a 14-0 victory over Washington. He was also known for his blocking on USC teams that featured star tailback Willie Brown. He … Continue reading Former USC Halfback Ken Del Conte Dies

Saturday Roundup: Kedon Slovis Cover Boy

Kedon Slovis is on the cover of Street & Smith’s college football preseason magazine. USC is ranked No. 18. Alabama is No. 3. Here is some video from today’s protest at USC On campus: chants of Black Lives Matter, cars honk in support and the crowd continues to grow. pic.twitter.com/pgnWngr7lR — Daily Trojan (@dailytrojan) June 6, 2020 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js People filled the Village lawn to near … Continue reading Saturday Roundup: Kedon Slovis Cover Boy

Is The “Integrity” Test Coming At USC?

Carol Folt and Mike Bohn have stressed the word “integrity” since coming to USC. So what happens if the NCAA sanctions USC basketball? One can argue what former assistant coach Tony Bland did was less than other assistant coaches implicated in the FBI scandal. USC has argued Andy Enfield was unaware of Bland’s actions. But NCAA rules hold head coaches responsible for the actions of … Continue reading Is The “Integrity” Test Coming At USC?