A busy and bustling Thursday night in Times Square with no sign of USC (or Rutgers) fans. Have no fear, that changes today when USC stages a rally in Times Square. But how many fans will be there? The first two times I went to New York with USC, it played Penn State. Imagine that. The last time USC played in the Big Apple was … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
USC claims the Oregon game is a sellout. But not so fast. In the same breath, it says seats are available on SeatGeek. So there are seats available. In past seasons, USC has put tickets on SeatGeek and still called the game a sellout beforehand. Trent Mosley will miss multiple games because of his knee injury per CBS Sports. Will he be back for the … Continue reading USC Notes: First Sellout Of Season?
Freshman wide receiver Trent Mosley is listed as out for the Rutgers game. But how long will he be out? As usual, Lincoln Riley has not said. But it feels like it could be longer than a game. Does this tweet from fellow freshman wide receiver Bobbie Feaster offer a hint? USC doesn’t need Mosley for the Rutgers game but it would definitely use him … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: How Long Will Trent Mosley Be Out?
Notre Dame and Nebraska have agreed to a home-and-home series that will feature games at Lincoln on October 30, 2032 and South Bend on October 29, 2033. Now wait a minute. Lincoln Riley, USC and the fanboys have been preaching incessantly that it is impossible for a Big Ten team to play Notre Dame in the midst of an arduous conference schedule. It’s not fair. … Continue reading Look Who’s Playing Notre Dame In October
Remember in the spring and during the summer when we got the usual breathless reports on the improved strength and conditioning of the players? So after three games, does USC look like it is a lot stronger than the non-Power 4 schools it played? Has USC dominated the line of scrimmage this season? Does it look significantly different than a year ago? Does the veteran … Continue reading Morning Buzz: Is USC Stronger Than Ever?
When Eric Musselman got hired, I wrote he had a volatile personality. When USC took Chad Baker-Mazara last year, I wrote he had a repuation in college basketball circles for being a handful. It was even summed up by Baker-Mazara 15 months ago. “You put crazy and crazy together, and it might just work,” Baker-Mazara said about his relationship with Musselman. More likely, it would … Continue reading The Eric Musselman-Chad Baker-Mazara Saga Should Surprise No One
