Saturday Buzz: USC Adds A QB*

Quarterback Trey Wright of Frisco, Texas, is going to announce his college choice today and USC is the favorite. He is a three-star QB. He is 5-foot-11. He is also considering Oregon, Kentucky, SMU, and Arizona. What doesn’t compute here? I don’t really think it’s that important in many ways because quarterbacks are now easily available in the transfer portal. But given the way USC … Continue reading Saturday Buzz: USC Adds A QB*

If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

How puzzling does this sound? The USC Alumni Assn. is only going to have a membership tent for three home games this season: San Jose State, Washington and Ohio State. Shouldn’t an alumni assn. have a tent at every home game? They used to in years past. And why San Jose State over Oregon? Which game will draw more fans? Alums have complained about the … Continue reading If It’s Friday, It’s Time For A USC Notes Column

Who Is College Football’s Biggest Ingrate?

Jayden Daniels is giving Reggie Bush a run for his money for the title of Biggest Alumni Ingrate. Daniels had his attorney send LSU a letter that it can no longer use his name, image and likeness and he felt disrespected because LSU let another player wear his No. 5. LSU promised cornerback DJ Pickett he could wear No. 5 (before Lane Kiffin got hired). … Continue reading Who Is College Football’s Biggest Ingrate?

USC Morning Buzz: A Training Camp Highlight Or Lowlight?

USC scrimmaged yesterday and a highlight was this long TD play by freshman wide receiver Boobie Feaster. Even USC wanted the public to see a glimpse of Feaster’s explosiveness and put rhe clip on social media.. But here is something else to consider: Who was on the defense? Among the players chasing Feaster were Taylor Johnson, Jadyn Ramos, Joshua Holland, Talanoa Ili, Trestin Castro, Isaiah … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: A Training Camp Highlight Or Lowlight?

USC Morning Buzz: Can You Make A Case For The Offensive Line?

I’ve gone against the grain and identified the offensive line as an area of concern throughout the offseason. Many listed it as a strength and one reason was the return of all five starters. With Tobias Raymond switching to center, one option is that Hayden Treter will start at left guard. So now we have an inexperienced center and a left guard who did not … Continue reading USC Morning Buzz: Can You Make A Case For The Offensive Line?