Is it weird that Lincoln Riley allowed reporters to watch Saturday’s scrimmage but did not allow them to report on it? From USC: “No reporting on the scrimmage is permitted during or after the practice— this event is strictly for observation. Should a media member fail to adhere to these rules and regulations, they will be asked to leave the event.” This allows Riley to claim he … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Riley Plays It Both Ways
USC scrimmaged at the Coliseum today. Lincoln Riley did not allow the media to report on anything that happened during the scrimmage. One thing to note is that whenever USC scrimmages during training camp, the coaches are eager for defensive tackles Gavin Meyer (a transfer from Wyoming) and Carlon Jones (a true freshman) to succeed. They are both around 300 pounds and will be necessary … Continue reading USC Seeks Physical Look From Game 1
Cornerback Madden Riordan, a USC commit, had three interceptions Friday night in Sierra Canyon’s 30-7 victory over Punahou in Honolulu. Riordan is a junior. He was interviewed at the game and left something for everyone with his answer. “As of right now, I’m still locked in with USC,” Lewis said. “That’s still where my home is. You know, taking visits is kind of a part … Continue reading USC Saturday Buzz: A Busy Night For Recruits
USC ended up with 15 Olympic medals, which was the most of any Big Ten school But . . . if USC was still in the Pac-12, it would have been dwarfed by Stanford, which won 39 medals. Four years ago, Stanford won 26 medals and USC 21. I like to harp on swimming. Cardinal alumni Torri Huske and Regan Smith won five medals while … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column
USC QB coach Luke Huard on when a starting quarterback will be named. “That’s a decision completely up to the head coach,” Huard said. Of course Huard is never going to give away anything. He’s grateful to have a job at USC. But at least we know the QB derby is still a derby. The truth is Jayden Maiava will have to be better than … Continue reading USC Notes: It’s Quarterback News Thursday
This was entirely predictable. Once Caleb Williams left, someone would actually step forward, someone credible would step forward and claim his absence would actually benefit the Trojans. Former Alabama QB/college football analyst Greg McElroy has game stepped forward to offer his theory. “Often times, (Williams) played so much out of the system. And this not a negative. He improvised so much. He didn’t really stay … Continue reading Morning Buzz: Someone Finally Offered A Revisionist View Of USC’s Offense
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