USC Sunday Buzz: Do You Trust Your Eyes Or Stats?

Generally, I prefer to go by what my eyes see over stats. USC’s offensive line was credited with allowing only eight QB hurries. That’s a good number. But watching the game, I felt like Jayden Maiava was under a lot of stress from the pass rush even if he wasn’t officially hurried. Some of his bad throws were directly because of that pass rush. And … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Do You Trust Your Eyes Or Stats?

And Another Thing Regarding Bad Decisions

USC cannot consistently win games if it has to win in spite of Lincoln Riley. USC had scored a touchdown to cut the lead to 24-14 and stopped Texas A&M on the first drive of the fourth quarter. The Trojans took over at their own 4-yard line. So what does Riley do? He calls a deep route down the sideline that gets intercepted at the … Continue reading And Another Thing Regarding Bad Decisions

My Las Vegas Bowl Analysis: Astounding Decisions Overshadow Everything

Let me start by saying whether USC wins or loses a non-descript bowl game doesn’t impact my thinking for next season. And let me also add I was in favor of Jaydon Maiava becoming the starter during the season. But I find it crazy what Lincoln Riley said in early December about getting a QB in the transfer portal. “We’re really going to be probably … Continue reading My Las Vegas Bowl Analysis: Astounding Decisions Overshadow Everything

Pick The USC-Texas A&M Score

Bowl games can be messy to predict with transfer portal defections. Will USC try to run the ball without its top two tailbacks? Will the USC defense be able to contain a mobile QB? Who you picking? Meanwhile, USC released a statement today regarding its stay at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas during a strike by Culinary Union workers. It is the only casino hotel … Continue reading Pick The USC-Texas A&M Score