Former USC guard Kyle Sturdivant has transferred to Georgia Tech, where he will be reunited with former USC guard/forward Jordan Usher. Sturdivant, who is originally from Georgia, will need to sit out a season and have three years of eligibility under current NCAA rules. Continue reading Kyle Sturdivant Reunites With Another Ex-Trojan
Keldrick Wilson, an offensive lineman at Hampton, has been offered a scholarship by USC. Wilson, who is 6-5, 299 pounds, would be immediately eligible. He has offers from West Virginia, Pitt and Indiana. Hampton University plays in the Football Championship Subdivision and went 5-7 last season. Continue reading USC Offers Graduate Transfer Lineman
I’m hearing the USC ticket office, which has been in the student union since at least the 1930’s, is almost certain to move to the Galen Center. There’s certainly little demand for tickets over there except maybe on nights of big basketball games. The question is whether USC uses available ticket booths or opens a different spot at the arena to buy football tickets, etc. Continue reading New Home For USC Ticket Office?
USC held only one spring practice before the coronavirus restrictions put everything on hold. Here are the things to watch when analyzing the entirely new defensive staff: Do they have players in the right positions? Yelling and energy are two different things You can’t yell and teach at the same time When you have total defensive energy, it comes by itself Only time will tell … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Yelling And Coaching Are Different Things
Cornerback Anthony Beavers of Narbonne was supposed to go to USC based on the USC-friendly pundits’ projections. So it’s surprising he didn’t list USC among his final five schools. “USC didn’t want him,” will be the response from the apologists. Continue reading A Surprising Recruiting Development
Hiu Kit David Chong, an assistant director in USC’s Office of Graduate Admissions from 2008 to 2016, plead guilty to one count of wire fraud in an agreement signed last month that was unsealed Wednesday. He helped graduate students from China gain admittance by submitting doctored transcripts, fraudulent letters of recommendation and phony personal statements. Chong admitted three students and was paid $8,000-10,000 per student. … Continue reading Former USC Admissions Official Pleads Guilty
