USC Morning Buzz: Someone Needs To Add Duties For Clay Helton

Can someone give Clay Helton something to do? With more time on his hands because his assistants are doing all the recruiting, it means more tweeting. Who wrote the tweet below for him? What’s his point ? He supports labs and hospitals? As opposed to what? Not standing with labs and hospitals fighting COVID-19? Scroll down for a better example of a coach tweeting. I … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Someone Needs To Add Duties For Clay Helton

One Of The Most Difficult Field Goals Ever Made By A USC Kicker

I don’t know how I got on this series of big USC field goals, but this one deserves special praise for one reason: Unlike many famous Trojan field goals, this one happened on the road . . . before 95,049 hostile fans. In 1980, USC traveled to Tennessee riding a 20-game unbeaten streak. This was a night game in a hostile environment for a team … Continue reading One Of The Most Difficult Field Goals Ever Made By A USC Kicker

Korey Foreman Decommits From Clemson

Defensive end Korey Foreman, the No. 1-ranked player in the nation, has decommitted from Clemson, according to the Athletic. This sets the stage for the Corona Centennial star to commit to USC, especially since the Athletic reported Foreman now feels distance was an issue. Foreman has worked out recently with USC defensive lineman Drake Jackson, who also went to Centennial. Continue reading Korey Foreman Decommits From Clemson

Morning Buzz: Guess What Didn’t Happen At USC?

Syracuse football coach Dino Babers and basketball coach Jim Boeheim took a voluntary 10 percent pay cut through the 2021 fiscal year. Think about that for a second. Boeheim pretty much does whatever he wants in Syracuse. He even survived NCAA sanctions. No one is going to force him to do anything. He’s also been to the Sweet 16 on 19 different occasions at Syracuse. … Continue reading Morning Buzz: Guess What Didn’t Happen At USC?

Another Huge Field Goal In USC History

Since I spotlighted David Bell’s game-winning kick vs. UCLA, here’s another huge kick in USC history. In 1969, No. 16-ranked Stanford took a 24-23 lead over No. 4-ranked USC with 1:03 left at the Coliseum. The Trojans then drove 68 yards. And as time expired, Ron Ayala kicked a 34-yard field goal to give USC a 26-24 victory over Jim Plunkett and Stanford. On the … Continue reading Another Huge Field Goal In USC History