And There’s McDonald’s All-American Fallout

Bronny James is considering USC, Oregon and Ohio State. He is also the son of LeBron James. But it is highly debatable whether he deserved to be named to the McDonald’s All-American game today. Consider this: James is a four-star recruit and ranked No. 43 nationally by Rivals. Caleb Foster, who plays at league-rival Notre Dame High School, is a five-star and ranked No. 18 … Continue reading And There’s McDonald’s All-American Fallout

Lincoln Riley As A Recruiter: It’s About The Transfers

We are more than a year into Lincoln Riley’s tenure at USC and one thing seems clear: He is a better recruiter of transfers than high school players. This probably doesn’t surprise Oklahoma followers of Riley but he’s proven deft at acquiiring transfers. Do you remember this quote from Riley regarding the transfer portal? “Right now, it’s so open ended that it’s I think it’s … Continue reading Lincoln Riley As A Recruiter: It’s About The Transfers

USC More Difficult Than Ever To Gain Admittance

It will be harder than ever to get into USC this year. The university will admit 7,900 students out of 81,000 applicants. That is an all-time low admission rate of 9.75 percent. Safe to say the scandals have not taken any toll on USC. Neither has the tuition cost of $61,503 (before room and board). But USC desirability is what allowed Rick Singer to pull … Continue reading USC More Difficult Than Ever To Gain Admittance