USC Morning Buzz: Nick Saban Wants Regional Conferences

Nick Saban testified to the U.S. Senate this morning and said it is in the best interest of college athletes to play in regional conferences. “I don’t think it’s fair for someone at USC to have to go to Rutgers, whether field hockey or a football game. That’s crazy.” So this week’s question might be if Andy Stankiewicz holds No. 2 pitcher Grant Govel until … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Nick Saban Wants Regional Conferences

USC Morning Buzz: Some Things Don’t Add Up

Now let’s point out a little athletic dept. hypocrisy in between the good feelings about the USC baseball team. Jen Cohen told the L.A. Times that athletic dept. revenue at USC is up 60 percent the past three years and donors have increased the department’s financial reserves by more than 700 percent since she took over as athletic director. How hard was she patting herself … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Some Things Don’t Add Up

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

In his latest ESPN MLB mock draft, Kiley McDaniel has the Mets selecting USC pitcher Mason Edwards with the No. 27 overall pick. USC’s Ashley Erasmus broke her own shot put record of 18.07m from earlier this season with a new mark of 18.30m Thursday at the NCAA West Regionals in Fayetteville, Ark. Only the NCAA could consider Arkansas the West Regional. Among the many … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Morning Buzz: History Suggests USC Opener Could Be Unforgettable

If you want further proof of how ridiculous it is for USC to play a 12 p.m. game on August 29th, here is something to ponder: Since 2019, USC has played only one early season home game before 3 p.m. That game was also against San Jose State (of course) in 2021 at 2 p.m. It was 85 degrees at kick off. Remember the 2022 … Continue reading Morning Buzz: History Suggests USC Opener Could Be Unforgettable