USC Morning Buzz: Another Example Of Coaching Malpractice

Kyle Whittingham told Urban Meyer that Michigan did not have a dedicated quarterback coach to work with Bryce Underwood last season. Talk about coaching malpractice. It’s almost amazing the Wolverines won nine games last season with the coaching shenanigans that went on within the program. Also, let’s remember that USC’s signature win last season was beating Michigan. Kind of more understandable today. Congratulations, Lincoln. Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Another Example Of Coaching Malpractice

JuJu Watkins To Miss 2025-26 Season

JuJu Watkins announced she will sit out the entire 2025-26 to recover from her torn ACL. “These last few months have been filled with a lot of healing, rest and reflection,” Watkins said. “Recovering from this injury hasn’t been easy, and I want to say thank you — your love, support and kind words have truly lifted me up during one of the most challenging … Continue reading JuJu Watkins To Miss 2025-26 Season

Alijah Arenas Suffers Significant Knee Injury

USC prized freshman Alijah Arenas tore the meniscus in his knee and is expected to be sidelined 6-8 months, according to Chris Haynes. That means he will probably miss the season. Would he redshirt or just go straight to the NBA Draft? pic.twitter.com/ihC7ePtUpz — USC Men's Basketball (@USC_Hoops) July 24, 2025 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading Alijah Arenas Suffers Significant Knee Injury

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

Ohio State has it written into its Big Ten TV deal that it can refuse to play night games after Daylight Savings Time ends. Now why doesn’t USC worry about getting things into its TV deal instead of not playing Notre Dame? Like less Friday games. At USC, he was a fixture with the baseball program and well known to every player during his tenure. … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

USC Morning Buzz: The Revolving Door Continues

USC made a big deal out of hiring Amy Broadhead in a “groundbreaking” role as the first-ever general manager of the women’s basketball program last September. She had worked for Puma, Nike and Adidas and was going to transform the program. “If I’m being honest, it’s the women’s version of the Yankees,” Broadhead told the Orange County Register in a positive story shortly after being hired. … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The Revolving Door Continues