Saturday Night Live’s opening was a skit on the college admissions scandal, which featured Lori Loughlin telling the inmates why she is the baddest inmate: “Oh yeah, you think that’s insane? I paid 500 grand to get my daughter into USC,” Loughlin, played by Kate McKinnon, said. Watch below Continue reading USC Makes SNL
USC coach Clay Helton said the players would see an internal depth chart sometime next week. Why doesn’t he want the public to know? Who knows. The only position the fans really care about the depth chart is quarterback. This seems like another way Helton is trying to become more secretive. He is considering making access tougher next season, the sure sign of a beleaguered … Continue reading Clay Helton Will Release A Depth Chart Internally
The final practice of the season included a physical live period. Jack Sears threw a 70-yard TD pass to Tyler Vaughns to highlight the period. As I’ve said, when USC is in real game situations (not 7-on-7, not passive 11-on-11), Sears is the best QB. Clay Helton made the team do up-downs because Michael Pittman and an unidentified cornerback got into an altercation. Helton said … Continue reading USC Spring Practice Concludes
Read the list of rules below. It sounds just like a Lynn Swann statement to the fans. Or maybe his guide for USC radio-TV announcers: Do not mention Clay Helton‘s 5-7 season Do not mention that 3 of my employees have faced federal charges of wrongdoing Do not mention the size of the Coliseum crowd Do not mention declining season-ticket sales Do not mention that … Continue reading Lynn Swann And Masters Are Perfect Combo
The final USC spring practice is finally here. In an anti-climatic fashion, USC held three practices after its spring showcase last weekend. Today is the only practice of the week in full pads and Clay Helton is supposedly going to do some scrimmaging. The truth is nothing that happens today will really influence the QB derby because the competition will go to the fall. Here … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Spring’s Conclusion Finally Arrives
The college admissions scandal already involved UCLA but it wasn’t the first time for the university. The Los Angeles Times reports that UCLA’s women’s track program took a student not considered good enough by the coach to compete but her parents agreed to pay the athletic dept. $100,000. “The young woman’s admission to UCLA as a recruited athlete — and her parents’ subsequent $100,000 donation … Continue reading UCLA Had Another Cash For Admissions Scandal
