A trend has emerged in the past week regarding USC and fan interest: Last Friday the Salute to Troy kickoff dinner got a noticeably smaller crowd according to several people who attended the event. USC announced this week field-level seats are available for the first five home games. And yesterday, USC invited students to attend football practice. That is the type of thing you would … Continue reading USC Thursday Buzz: More On Fan Interest

Here is a the team photo for this year’s USC football team. Take a look at all the support staff, many of whom are hiding in the back row, which makes their presence less noticeable. Now look below at the 1967 team photo: How did USC manage to win a national title without an army of support staff? Continue reading Yes, It’s Team Photo Time

Here’s is USC coach Clay Helton after Tuesday’s practice on waiting until next week to name a starting QB: “I want to make sure I’m right, too.” Extending the competition to next week is good for the morale of the players. But I don’t know why Helton needs to make sure he is right. Unless he remembers he was wrong two years ago. But not … Continue reading Clay Helton Wants To Make Sure He Is Right On QB Decision

  USC announced field-level seats are available for five games: UNLV; Washington State, Colorado; Arizona State and Cal. The seats are in the shaded area of the above illustration, which are some of the best seats in the Coliseum. Were season ticket sales slow? Did the malaise of last season take a toll? The tickets are not cheap. For most games, it is $239 per … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Wednesday Notes

JT Daniels threw two interceptions today, one by Jonathan Lockett and one by Olaijah Griffin. Does it really matter? No. But this is where I like to point out that Sam Darnold did not throw an interception during his true freshman training camp. It just shows what an impressive accomplishment that was by Darnold. Daniels is going to be good. But he is not as good … Continue reading USC Interception Count

So you want to watch JT Daniels and Amon-Ra St. Brown in their first college game? Here are the current options: 1.) Go to Coliseum and die in the heat/sun. 2.) Watch on the Pac-12 Network. Find someplace that has the Pac-12 Network. A sports bar? A neighbor? A relative? 3.) Don’t be so sure you will have the Pac-12 Network if you are an … Continue reading Limited Viewing Options For UNLV Game