Nasir Wyatt, a Class of 2025 five-star linebacker from Mater Dei, visited USC over the weekend and said he will definitely have the Trojans in his final five schools when he narrows his list from the current 13. “All my prior visits I went with a group of people,” Wyatt told Scorebook Live. “There wasn’t the one-on-one time that I really wanted. But (this weekend) … Continue reading Five-Star Linebacker Locks USC Into Top 5
Miami is in the Sweet 16 for the second straight year. The Hurricanes were not in Associated Press Top 25 preseason poll. They have a 73-year-old coach (Jim Larranaga). They weren’t even favored to beat USC in the first round last season en route to the Sweet 16. They also don’t make excuses about injuries. They just play. Some teams just seem to thrive in … Continue reading USC Notes: Miami Does It Again
USC returns from spring break today and resumes spring workouts. It’s always a dilemma if it is better for USC to squeeze three practices in before spring break? Do players retain what they learned the first three practices when they immediately go out of town for a week? Especially if the coaches are trying to put any new aspects to the offense or defense. This … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The Spring Game Plan Gets More Compicated This Week
Four-star linebacker Jadon Perlotte of Buford, Ga., enjoyed his visit to USC over the weekend. LOVED USC!!! @CoachBOdom @LincolnRiley @CoachRoyM — Jadon Perlotte—-6’4 215 (@Jadon_Perlotte5) March 19, 2023 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js USC also offered Perlotte a scholarship. Now a couple caveats: Perlotte is committed to Georgia. Buford is 50 miles from the University of Georgia. So it’s a tall order to get him to flip from the … Continue reading Recruit Enjoys USC Visit
I didn’t intend to say anything else about USC basketball but assistant coach Chris Capko took to twitter to laud the program and appreciate its accomplishments. All I will say is two first-round victories in nine years. March Madness is the cream of the crop (a thread). Coaches work decades and never get the experience. Players play entire college careers and don’t get a taste. … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: A Decade Of Accomplishment
There are of Cinderellas in the NCAA Tournament and while it wasn’t one of the biggest upset, Florida Atlantic surprised some with its victory over Memphis. Florida Atlantic coach Dusty May was an administrative assistant/video coordinator at USC from 2000-02 under Henry Bibby. May left USC to take an administrative job at Indiana and then was an assistant at Eastern Michigan, Murray State, Alabama-Birmingham and … Continue reading A USC Connection You Might Not Know About
InsideUSC with Scott Wolf 