With Jay Toia in the transfer portal, the fanboy media will go into overdrive to promote defensive tackle Jamar Sekona, who should see significant playing time. And what about Alabama-transfer Ishmael Sopsher? Well, the good news is he is walking around and no longer relying on a mobility scooter following surgery for compartment syndrome. Now let’s look at a quote from a Pac-12 assistant in … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Feeling Good About The Defense?

One thing about what I wrote regarding Jay Toia this morning: It does confirm the doubts I had last week (and way before that) about defensive line coach Vic So’oto. It always felt like he or USC was intent on portraying him as another Ed Orgeron in terms of energy/volume/strength. But where was the end result? So’oto has received complete backing from the fanboys but … Continue reading The Next Ed Orgeron?

If you subscribed to the USC newsletter, you would already know why Jay Toia transferred. But you can read why by clicking on this link. After reading, you can post a comment here. I’ve heard UCLA and Arizona State are among the schools interested in Toia. Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC Defensive Line Has Drama

Kevin Green, a wide receiver from Alemany, committed to USC today. Green chose the Trojans over Stanford and Washington State. He is a three-star prospect on Rivals and four-star on 247Sports. Green is the sixth player to commit from the Class of 2022. No offensive linemen yet. Of course. Continue reading USC Gets Commitment From Receiver

Defensive tackle Jay Toia released a statement today: Continue reading Jay Toia Makes Statement

WINNERS Jay Toia Yes, a winner. I’ll have the reason why he transferred on Tuesday, which also explains why he is a winner. USC history It was a fun week getting to write about Marv Goux’s acting career and nose tackle Rich Dimler. USC schedule An over/under of nine wins? Yes, when you look at that easy schedule. LOSERS USC football There is still too … Continue reading Morning Buzz: USC Winners And Losers Of The Week