Here is what Caesars Palace lists for regular season over/under win totals in 2020. USC is 8. Right now, I think the over is a preferable bet. That says more about the mediocre Pac-12 than the new coaches or Clay Helton. Pac-12 teams below: Oregon, 9.5 Utah, 8.5 Washington, 8.5 Arizona Stae, 8 USC, 8 Cal, 7 Washington State, 6 Oregon State, 5.5 Stanford, 5.5 … Continue reading USC Over/Under Win Total
Pac-12 commissioner Larry Scott will take a 20 percent pay cut through June, according to Jon Wilner of the San Jose Mercury News. The guy made $5.3 million in 2018, so he can afford it. Wilner reports the Pac-12 Netowrks are laying off 8 percent of their staff and Pac-12 executives are taking 10 percent cuts through June. You think if Scott took a 50 … Continue reading Larry Scott Takes A (Temporary) Pay Cut
I mentioned this morning that people who joined the Trojan Athletic Fund and pay monthly got billed April 1. USC recently extended the renewal deadline for the Trojan Athletic Fund to May 13. But if you joined on time and make monthly payments, you got charged in April. That doesn’t seem like a progressive approach to dealing with a pandemic, which we keep getting told … Continue reading USC Keeps Billing Fans (Naturally)
Here are winners and losers of the week: WINNERS USC football recruiting Some of these commitments might change their mind and the class is really nothing special by traditional USC standards. But any commitments are positive news these days, especially when dealing with the Clayvirus. Carol Folt USC bought her the $8.6 million home of her dreams with an ocean view in Santa Monica and … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Winners And Losers Of The Week
USC tailback Sultan McCullough high fives a USC band member after the Kickoff Classic at Giants Stadium on Aug. 27, 2000. McCullough rushed for 137 yards in 29 carries and was named the game’s most valuable player as USC defeated Penn State, 29-5. Continue reading USC Picture Of The Day
Former USC tailback Sultan McCullough remains at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena. He suffered a broken shoulder, underwent surgery for abrasions on his thighs and might need a finger amputated. He did not have any internal bleeding. It is also not known at this time if he is able to walk. Continue reading Sultan McCullough Update
