The ACC has agreed to a deal with the CW to broadcast 50 football and basketball games per season through 2026-27. The first broadcast will be Cincinnati-Pitt on Sept. 9th. Isn’t this something the Pac-12 should be doing? Continue reading ACC Moves Faster Than Pac-12
The bar is pretty high for Caleb Williams from a stats perspective. Here is what BetOnline is offering right now: Caleb Williams – Total Pass Yds 2023 Regular Season Over/Under 3600½ Caleb Williams – Total TD Passes 2023 Regular Season Over/Under 34½ Bo Nix – Total TD Passes 2023 Regular Season Over/Under 26½ Bo Nix – Total Pass Yds 2023 Regular Season … Continue reading High Bar For Caleb Williams
C.R. Roberts deserves more attention so I want to highlight some more of his accomplishments. He was a 200-pound running back in his senior year at Oceanside High School, where he rushed for 1,903 yards and accounted for 30 TD’s, including seven where he threw the TD pass. He had games with 274, 331 and 317 yards. He averaged 9.5 yards per carry. He was … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Remembering More On C.R. Roberts
C.R. Roberts, the USC fullback who gained 251 yards against Texas after the Trojans were kicked out of their segregated hotel, died Wednesday of natural causes. He was 87. Roberts is best remembered for the 1956 game vs. Texas when USC went to face Texas and was told its African-American players could not stay at its Austin hotel. USC coach Jess Hill refused to stay … Continue reading USC Legend C.R. Roberts Dies
I could talk about the Ed Orgeron is interested in Northwestern story and what a crazy fit that would be. It’s like saying Orgeron is interested in the Stanford job. But instead, here’s something from UCLA. Another “cinematic season.” What does that even mean? Maybe playing Coastal Carolina and North Carolina Central at the Rose Bowl will be cinema classics but I doubt it. Continue reading USC Notes: Some Wednesday Craziness
Former USC administrator Donna Heinel was released from prison on July 5. She was sentenced to six months in January for her role in the Varsity Blues scandal. Heinel, 61, plead guilty to wire fraud in November, 2021. She alledgedly took $160,000 from Rick Singer, the ring leader of the scandal. Singer was sentenced to 3.5 years in January. Heinel probably got off light considering … Continue reading Donna Heinel Released From Prison
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