USC Closes All Training Camp Practices To Public

USC announced the public cannot attend any of the fall camp practices beginning August 3 at Howard Jones Field. Why not? It blames an NCAA rule: Color me skeptical about the rule. Schools always interpret rules differently. For example, a few years ago USC closed the Coliseum locker room to the media after games because it said recruits were in there. So that meant the USC … Continue reading USC Closes All Training Camp Practices To Public

United Airlines Deal Always Delivers

The Wall Street Journal asked several airlines CEO’s to fly on their tightest coach seats. Delta and American airlines took up the paper on the offer. Who did not? United CEO Oscar Munoz. He is a USC graduate and member of the Board of Trustees. And he is responsible for the United Airlines Coliseum naming rights. He never seems to run out of ways to … Continue reading United Airlines Deal Always Delivers

USC Early Evening Notes

USC will not be a unanimous pick to win the Pac-12 South when the media poll is revealed Wednesday morning. Adam Jude of the Seattle Times picks Utah to win the South. Mycah Pittman, the younger brother of USC wide receiver Michael Pittman, has committed to Oregon. Lincoln Kennedy, the father of former USC offensive tackle Zach Banner, will be the Raiders’ new radio analyst, … Continue reading USC Early Evening Notes

USC Morning Buzz: Is Winning The Pac-12 A Great Accomplishment?

A reader tweeted me this comment: “The haters will lose their minds if we win the Pac12 this year w/o Sam (Darnold).” My response was it would hardly be a huge accomplishment to win the Pac-12 when you have perhaps the most-hyped quarterback ever at USC. Besides, this is the Pac-12. It ain’t exactly the SEC. Remember, teams like Arizona have gotten to the Pac-12 … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Is Winning The Pac-12 A Great Accomplishment?