USC Saturday Buzz: Sports Shut Down But Recruiting Goes On

USC is recruiting Wichita State guard Erik Stevenson, who averaged 11.1 points but shot only 30 percent on 3-point shots this season. Arizona and Gonzaga are among the other schools recruiting Stevenson, who has two years of eligibility remaining. You will not be surprised to know USC has a social media influencing class and club. One of the most famous influencers, Olivia Jade, attended USC … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: Sports Shut Down But Recruiting Goes On

You Know What Else Got Suspended? Overhyping USC Coaches

The suspension of USC spring practice means fans are deprived of reports how the new coaches are “doing work” and making an impact and energetic and vocal and bringing more discipline and making the right moves. This is the standard write-up when new coaches come to USC. It happened last year and it was going to happen even more this year. Todd Orlando yells! Craig … Continue reading You Know What Else Got Suspended? Overhyping USC Coaches

How Would USC Have Done In NCAA Tournament?

How would USC have done in the NCAA Tournament? Sportsline.com took CBS bracket guru Jerry Palm’s final projection and simulated the games. USC, the No. 7 seed, beat Indiana in the first round and lost to Villanova in Round 2. The Final Four had Duke vs. Dayton and Florida State vs. Gonzaga. The championship game was Dayton vs. Gonzaga. CHAMPION: Dayton Continue reading How Would USC Have Done In NCAA Tournament?

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

The joke going around USC earlier this week was that when all athletic events were limited to only essential personnel, it meant Clay Helton would not be at football practices. There’s been a lot of coverage, justifiably, on the NCAA Tournament being canceled. But the USC women’s water polo and men’s tennis teams were ranked No. 1 in the nation and possibly lost national titles. … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column