USC had three alumni win Oscars at the Academy Awards. Ludwig Göransson won for best original score (Oppenheimer); Ben Proudfoot won for best documentary short (The Last Repair Shop) and producer Charles Roven won for best picture (Oppenheimer). Continue reading USC At The Oscars
Former USC wide receiver Michael Pittman has agreed to a 3-year, $70 million deal with the Colts that can reach up to $71.5 million with $46 million guaranteed, according to Ian Rapoport. Remember, Pittman was barely playing at USC until his father expressed his dissatisfaction on twitter and then a few days later Clay Helton suddenly started Pittman against Arizona State. It was a great … Continue reading USC Notes: Another Reminder Of Clay Helton Getting It Wrong
With spring practice starting next week, here’s a few basic questions: You can make an argument that USC doesn’t have to be “better” if the defense improves and certain people do their jobs. But it’s worth noting at the moment the Trojans are clearly not better at these positions than a year ago. And I am talking about the skill positions. The easy positions to … Continue reading Morning Buzz: Is USC Better At Glamour Positions?
USC dominated Stanford en route to a 74-61 victory over the Cardinal in the championship game of the Pac-12 Tournament. The Trojans showed they are not a one-player team as McKenzie Forbes scored a game-high 26 points and Kayla Padilla added 13. JuJu Watkins was held to just nine points on 2 of 15 shooting. Now the question is where USC will be seeded in … Continue reading USC Wins Pac-12 Tournament Title
USC upset No. 5-ranked Arizona at the Galen Center on Saturday night, which means the Trojans will probably play the Wildcats again next Thursday. But first, USC will play Washington on Wednesday at 12 p.m. in the Pac-12 Tournament. The winner plays Arizona at 12 p.m. on Thursday. That’s not a great draw when Arizona could have two straight games against USC. I’m sure Caleb … Continue reading USC Beats Arizona So It Can Play Them Next Week
Wayne Moses, who was the running backs coach on Pete Carroll’s first coaching staff at USC, died Thursday. He was 69. Moses also coached at UCLA from 1990-95 and 2008-11. During a 45-year coaching career, he coached at Pac-12 schools like Cal, Stanford and Washington along with a 2-year stint with the St. Louis Rams (2007-08). He played football at San Dimas High School and … Continue reading Former USC Running Backs Coach Wayne Moses Passes Away
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