USC had 15 players selected in the 1953 NFL Draft. The draft were for 30 rounds back then, which sounds unbelievable in today’s culture. Here’s the first USC selected, tailback Al Carmichael, who was taken with the seventh pick by the Green Bay Packers. Others selected included running back Jim Sears, QB Rudy Bukich, guard Elmer Willhoite, tackle Charley Ane and defensive back/fullback Jim Psaltis. … Continue reading Now This Was A USC Draft
Hey, things can always be worse. In 1998, USC had only one player drafted (cornerback Brian Kelly). Just one year earlier, it was a different story. USC defensive tackle Darrell Russell was the No. 2 pick overall by the Raiders. Russell weighed 320 pounds and ran a 4.8-second, 40-yard dash. He was All-Pro in 1998 and 1999. Tragically, Russell and former USC wide receiver Mike … Continue reading USC Notes: There Was A Worse NFL Draft
This is definitely something USC won’t post on Instagram, and it comes courtesy of Yahoo: “One of the craziest NFL draft streaks is over. Since the common draft started in 1967, at least one USC defensive player had been drafted in every one.” There was one close call but even then the streak survived. “In 1991 the first USC defender was defensive tackle Don Gibson … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: An NFL Draft Streak Comes To End
The NFL Draft concluded with just two USC players selected, the fewest since 2002, when Kris Richard and Chris Cash were picked. Look below at Clay Helton’s 2016 recruiting class and how many players left. Player Rating Position Position Rank Oluwole Betiku 5-star Weak-side DE No. 1 Jack Jones 5-star CB No. 3 Jamel Cook 4-star ATH No. 2 Tyler Vaughns 4-star WR No. 3 … Continue reading An NFL Draft To Forget
Lane Kiffin is reportedly hanging out in Southern California this weekend. Looks like he still had time to sharpen his twitter skills. LSU more than entire PAC 12?!?! @Coach_EdOrgeron đź‘Ź @uscfootball https://t.co/M00k2WF81y — Lane Kiffin (@Lane_Kiffin) April 24, 2020 https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Continue reading Lane Kiffin Keeping Sharp
The NCAA never misses a chance to shoot itself in the foot. It now says the one-time transfer might be approved by the Division I council in May, which contradicts its original statement, and could be enacted in time for the fall. So let’s just review options for JT Daniels. Even if the NCAA does not approve the new proposal in May and waits until … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: The Plot Thickens On Transfer Rule
