Former USC guard Elijah Weaver announced today he is transferring to Dayton. The 6-6 guard averaged 6.6 points, 2.4 rebounds and 1.8 assists last season for the Trojans. Weaver chose Dayton over Central Florida and Arkansas. Continue reading Elijah Weaver Commits To Dayton

WINNERS USC football It looks like the Pac-12 this week will approve welcoming back athletes for voluntary workouts, the first step toward actually playing a season. Lane Kiffin He got all the positive publicity from the announcement of the USC-Ole Miss series and probably won’t even be around by 2025. I would pay to see him dress like he did at the Sun Bowl if … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of Week

Former USC tailback Reggie Bush said paying college athletes will “destroy some people” if they do not have a good foundation during an interview with Playboy.com. “They’re about to start paying college athletes,” Bush said. “This is something that has never been experienced before, and it’s going to destroy some people if their foundation is not in the right place. “The one thing I wish … Continue reading Reggie Bush Worried About College Athletes Getting Paid

Here is the annual visit to Disneyland by USC and Michigan for the 1970 Rose Bowl. From the left, it’s Michigan coach Bo Schembechler, All-American tight end Jim Mandich, the Rose queen, USC linebacker/team captain Bob Jensen, USC All-American/defensive end Jimmy Gunn and USC assistant coach Marv Goux. Schembechler had a heart attack the day before the game and did not coach. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day

During Mike Bohn’s media tour, he mentioned Ohio State’s projection it could host 22,000-50,000 fans for football games depending on the guidelines at the time. Arizona athletic director Dave Heeke also addressed the issue in an interview with the Arizona Daily Star. “At this point, with the information we have, I don’t foresee the ability to open the full stadium to capacity,” Heeke said. “It … Continue reading USC Sunday Buzz: Will Coliseum Be 20-60 Percent Capacity?

Lynn Cain gets overlooked at USC because he shared the backfield with Charles White but he averaged 5.2 yards per carry. And he had a pretty respectable NFL career, gaining 2,309 yards, mostly with the Atlanta Falcons. A lot of people who were fans of Roosevelt High School and East Los Angeles College still remember him too. And here is USC offensive line coach Hudson … Continue reading Remembering Two Faces From 1977